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SHELTERRADAR Global Registry
Certified Shelter (Operational) ID: US-OK-001
Source: FEMA Safe Room and Shelter Initiative / Hazard Mitigation Grant Program

Moore Community Tornado Safe Room (FEMA P-361 250mph EF5 Certified)

🛡️ Official Civil Defense & Emergency Evacuation Center

Certified Civilian Capacity 3,200 occupants
Managing Authority: City of Moore Emergency Management / Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM)
GPS Coordinates: 35.33950, -97.48670

🗺️ Interactive Location Map

📍 300 E Main St, Moore, OK 73160, Moore (Estados Unidos) 35.33950, -97.48670
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72-Hour Grab Bag: What to Bring

In the event of an official air raid or crisis alert, do not carry bulky luggage. Only take your essential emergency bag:

  • Sealed drinking water (3L per person per day)
  • Solar/hand-crank emergency radio
  • High-energy 72h survival rations
  • Tactical first-aid kit with tourniquet and trauma pads
  • Isothermal aluminum rescue blanket
  • Waterproof tactical flashlight with lithium batteries & whistle
  • FFP3 / N95 protective particulate respirator
  • Laminated official documents and cash in small bills

Frequently Asked Questions for this Shelter

Who is permitted entry into this shelter?

Any civilian present in the vicinity during an activated alarm is entitled to immediate shelter regardless of nationality or legal residency.

How long can civilians stay inside?

Civil defense facilities are engineered for an autonomous stay of at least 72 hours under forced air filtration.

Are pets allowed inside?

Under standard civil contingency protocols, pets must be secured inside carriers within designated ventilation sections.