Philly Health Prepared

You can get frostbite when spending long periods of time outside in the cold. Know the signs and treat them quickly when you spot them.

Come be the plan I need! 🎵

Staying prepared for cold weather can feel like a lot, but checking a few quick tasks off of your to-do list each day will help you feel less stressed when the next snowstorm rolls in.

Here are some things we'll be doing this weekend, if you want to join us!

We’re in for a weekend of extreme cold with freezing temps continuing into next week, which makes your heater work harder. Managing your home energy usage can benefit your bank account. Some easy info on how being energy aware can help with your bills and energy demand.

Need a place to get warm during this extremely cold weather?

Find a warming center near you: phila.gov/GetWarm

Walk-ins are accepted, and individuals living outdoors who need transportation can call 215-232-1984 to request a ride.

Code Blue | Services When it's very cold, the City acts to keep people who are homeless safe.

It's still going to be extremely cold this week, !

When possible, stay indoors and stay warm. 🏠

If you are leaving your home:
☑️ Wear multiple layers of clothing.
☑️ Wear hats, gloves, and scarves.
☑️ Limit the amount of time you spend outside.

Cold conditions can lead to frostbite. Know the signs and what to do to prevent frostbite.

During extremely cold conditions, the City declares a Code Blue and implements special measures to keep people experiencing homelessness safe.

For more information, visit bit.ly/PhillyCodeBlue.

Remember, clean hands are an important step in helping to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses. 🧼👏

Prevent the spread of flu this winter! Cover your cough and don't forget to wash your hands after. 🧼

Have you made any resolutions for 2026?

If you haven't, there's still time!

Here are a few ideas we put together to support our goal of ensuring Philadelphians know how to stay safe and healthy during any event.

Visit http://bit.ly/PHLEmergencyPlanning for more resources.

It's 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣6️⃣ - wishing all of our partners, friends, and neighbors a happy and healthy start to the new year!

We're excited for another year in preparedness, sharing important tips and updates ahead of the many special events happening in 2026.