Ohio - Do Not Resuscitate
A printed copy of this order form or other authorized DNR identification must accompany the patient during transports and transfers between facilities.

Medical Power of Attorney (By State)

Living Wills and Health Care Powers of Attorney
(Ohio State Bar Assn.)

Power of Attorney (Ohio Revised Code)

Register next of kin with your Ohio drivers license   (Ohio BMV)

Update your address attached to  your Ohio drivers license  (Ohio BMV)

Emergency numbers in foreign countries
(source Wikipedia)

COAD
Tri-State Community Organizations Active in Disaster

Text-to-911 (SMS)
Call if you can, text if you can't

Operational in Butler, Hamilton, Cuyahoga, Montgomery and  County Ohio

Beginning April 10^th, Warren County, Ohio

Soon in Delaware and Franklin County, Ohio

When to text: Hearing impaired, speech impaired, domestic violence, active aggressor or anytime a voice message is dangerous or impossible.

National Text-to-911 county database
300K, (Excel sheet)

FEMA Links

Online Independent Study

Emergency/Preparedness News Sources

Emergency Management Magazine

Assembling an Emergency Supplies Kit
 (Hamilton County, Ohio)

VIDEO

Active Aggressor Threat   Video

0-1-1 and 1-1-1: a leading digit of 0 or 1 indicates special dialing arrangements such as 0-1-1 followed by a country code is used to dial internationally or 1 followed by a 10-digit phone number indicating long distance or toll charges.

2-1-1: Community services and information (ex: United Way of America)

3-1-1: non-emergency municipal services supported in many communities in Canada and the United States.

4-1-1: Telephone directory assistance

5-1-1: Traffic information for non-emergency services

6-1-1: Telephone company customer service and repair

7-1-1: TDD and Relay Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

8-1-1: Underground public utility location (United States);[1] non-emergency health information and services (Canada)

9-1-1: Emergency services (police, fire, ambulance/rescue services)