Texas Homeland Security
Be Informed. Be Prepared. Be Involved.
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Be Informed...
Governor Rick Perry

Emergency workers in Texas are well prepared to respond to any type of threat, but every Texan has a role to play in homeland security. Learn what you can do to protect your family and help safeguard our state. Together, we will make sure Texas is safer and stronger than ever.

Gov. Rick Perry

Current Threat Level
elevated

Green (Low)Blue (Guarded)Yellow (Elevated)Orange (High)Red (Severe)

Elevated means there is a significant risk of terrorist attacks.


Read more about the Homeland Security Advisory System.

Elevated Condition

There is a significant risk of terrorist attacks. In addition to the actions recommended under lower threat levels, agencies should consider:

  • Increasing surveillance of critical infrastructure and significant locations.
  • Coordinating emergency plans as appropriate with nearby jurisdictions.
  • Assessing and disseminating information and warnings as appropriate.
Be Involved...

You can help make your home, community and state safer. Be alert and aware of your surroundings and report suspicious activity to local law enforcement. Learn basic first aid skills. Or volunteer to assist your community's response efforts.

Be Prepared...

Every Texas family can take simple steps to help prepare for any type of emergency, including a possible terrorist attack:

Additional resources for communities, schools, and businesses