The Calgary Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) coordinates the city's preparedness for and response to emergencies and disasters. CEMA develops emergency plans, conducts training exercises, coordinates between city departments and external agencies during emergencies, and manages the Municipal Emergency Plan. Calgary faces various hazards including flooding (as demonstrated by the 2013 flood), severe weather, wildfires in surrounding areas, and potential industrial incidents. CEMA works with provincial and federal emergency management agencies and neighbouring municipalities to ensure coordinated response. The agency also promotes public preparedness, encouraging Calgarians to have emergency kits and plans.