Contact Emergency Guide¶

Emergency Guide is an independent public safety and crisis preparedness platform published by Keith Myers. We are committed to maintaining accurate, verified, and accessible emergency instructions.

ACTIVE EMERGENCY WARNING

DO NOT EMAIL IN AN ACTIVE EMERGENCY - If you or someone near you is in immediate physical danger, experiencing a medical crisis, or facing an active threat, call your local emergency telephone number immediately. - In the United States and Canada, call 911. - In the European Union, India, and many other territories, call 112. - In the United Kingdom, call 999. - For full emergency numbers across more than two hundred countries, consult our international emergency numbers directory. - Emergency Guide is an educational information resource and cannot dispatch ambulances, fire services, or police officers.

Publisher and editorial office¶

Publisher and Editor-in-Chief: Keith Myers
Direct Editorial Email: Keith@KMyers.me
Official Website: https://emergency.guide
Sister Website: https://hurricane.guide (specialized in hurricanes, typhoons, and tropical cyclones across the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian Ocean, and Gulf of Mexico)

When to contact us¶

We welcome correspondence from healthcare professionals, certified first responders, educators, community leaders, and readers in the following categories:

1. Factual and medical corrections¶

We hold our content to strict verification standards against guidance from recognized international and national health and safety bodies, including the American Heart Association (AHA), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

If you spot a number, clinical recommendation, time threshold, or step that differs from current official guidance: - Include the exact URL of the guide. - Specify the sentence or recommendation in question. - Cite the official guideline, study, or standard operating procedure with a reference link. - Correction reports involving medical, life safety, or toxicological steps receive top priority and are evaluated promptly.

2. Proposing new emergency topics¶

Our mission is to cover every urgent crisis an individual, family, or business might face, regardless of scale. If there is a life emergency, disaster situation, domestic hazard, or workplace crisis not yet covered in our manual, please let us know. We prioritize topics that: - Involve immediate danger to life, health, or property. - Lack calm, step-by-step public documentation online. - Can be solved or mitigated with practical, verified personal actions.

3. Translation and localization feedback¶

Emergency Guide is translated across multiple languages, including Spanish, French, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, and Portuguese. While our translations are guided by specialized glossaries, regional idioms and terminology vary. If you find a phrase that could be more natural or accurate in your native language, please send us your suggested phrasing.

4. Community and educational use¶

Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT), Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), schools, scouting units, and noncommercial civic groups are welcome to print and distribute our guides for offline disaster kits and training workshops. If you represent an organization seeking guidance on printing or offline deployment, feel free to reach out.

Response expectations¶

All incoming editorial emails are reviewed directly by Keith Myers. Because we do not run tracking cookies, automatic ticketing forms, or marketing funnels, your email will never be placed on a mailing list, sold to data brokers, or shared with third parties.

We strive to respond to factual and safety-related inquiries within 24 to 48 hours. General correspondence and topic suggestions are reviewed during weekly editorial planning.