09/08/2026
If local cell towers went down tonight, how would you let someone know you’re OK?
September is National Preparedness Month, and it’s a good reminder that emergency planning isn’t just about food, water and flashlights.
Communication matters too.
Cellular networks can become unreliable during hurricanes, severe weather, wildfires, power outages and other emergencies, so having a backup way to stay connected can make a huge difference.
A few things worth checking in your emergency kit:
✅ Portable power banks are fully charged
✅ Important contact numbers are written down
✅ Everyone knows who to contact in an emergency
✅ You have a communication option that doesn’t rely on cellular coverage
✅ Any satellite equipment has been charged and tested before you actually need it
From satellite phones to two-way satellite communicators, there are plenty of ways to build an extra layer of resilience into your emergency plan.
Because the middle of an emergency is a pretty bad time to discover your backup plan doesn’t work. 📡
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