Winter Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin (Nov. 17-21) highlights preparation for winter hazards, aiming to reduce cold-related illnesses and road accidents.
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DATCP and DHS emphasize the importance of accepting FoodShare as 700,000 Wisconsinites depend on it amid federal shutdown and economic uncertainty.
DHS seeks $1 billion to enhance rural health in Wisconsin, focusing on workforce, technology, and partnerships, impacting one-third of the state's population.
Milwaukee, Washington, and Waukesha residents have until Nov. 12, 2025, to apply for FEMA aid for August flood damage. Apply online or at recovery centers.
Wisconsin's DHS reports a 26% rise in child lead screenings, stressing prevention during National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, despite budget cuts.
Flood survivors in southeastern Wisconsin have until Nov. 12, 2025, to apply for FEMA aid after August's severe flooding. Apply online or at centers.
In Wisconsin, WEM and DATCP urge caution against scammers exploiting the Individual Assistance process post-August storms to prevent fraud and identity theft.
DHS urges all Wisconsinites 6 months+ to get the COVID-19 vaccine, emphasizing its importance, especially for high-risk groups, amid FDA and CDC discrepancies.
Gov. Tony Evers declared September Preparedness Month to urge Wisconsinites to build resilience at home against emergencies like tornadoes and floods.
Governor Evers declared a state of emergency as SEOC activated on August 10, 2025, to address historic flooding in southeast Wisconsin with coordinated relief.