Emergency Management |
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Written by Administrator |
Tuesday, 28 September 2010 07:09 |
Prepare, train, and coordinate volunteers for all types of emergencies and disasters. We work with local and state agencies to assure proper equipment needs are met. In addition, we provide weather spotters who assist in observing and reporting hazardous weather within our county to the National Weather Service in Jackson. We also handle any emergency resulting from an incident at the Grand Gulf Nuclear Station in Claiborne County since we are a host county for them.
We have working relationships with: Sheriff’s office City Police Departments City Fire Departments MS Highway Patrol MS Department of Transportation MS Department of Environmental Quality MS Department of Health MS Emergency Management Agency Federal Emergency Management Agency Volunteer Fire Departments
The days are unpredictable. We work with a variety of people everyday, and everyday weather affects everything we do. There are hazards and weather that is unpredictable, but proper planning and being prepared in advance is our best protection. |
Additional EMA Info
Hurricane Season 2012 |
The 2012 hurricane season begins on June 1st. A little preparation now will save time and reduce stress later. Develop, review or update your family emergency plan. Assemble or restock your disaster supply kit. Resolve to be ready for whatever the season may bring. For more information go to www.msema.org. |