What these are
Each site below gives residents inside a nuclear plant's Emergency Planning Zone their evacuation zone, reception center, and emergency contact information — the same content utilities are federally required to mail every household annually as a printed brochure. KLD designed and built these sites as an interactive, always-current replacement for that mailing: no waiting for the yearly postcard, no outdated wallet card — residents look it up on their phone the moment they need it, and it updates the instant county or plant information changes.
Replaces mailed brochures
One shared template drives every plant's site, so an update to evacuation routes, reception centers, or the yearly siren test schedule goes out everywhere at once — no reprinting, no remailing.
Built with interactive usability in mind
Address lookup, printable personal emergency plans, and mobile-first design — this is public safety information, so correctness and clarity come before anything else.
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Vistra's Beaver Valley, Davis-Besse & Perry nuclear power plants.
Entergy's Arkansas Nuclear One, Grand Gulf, Palisades, River Bend & Waterford 3 nuclear power plants.
Exelon's Braidwood, Byron, Clinton, Dresden, LaSalle & Quad Cities nuclear power plants.
PG&E's Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in San Luis Obispo County, California.
Constellation's Braidwood, Byron, Clinton, Dresden, LaSalle & Quad Cities nuclear power plants — the same six as Exelon, after the 2022 spin-off rebrand.