Osceola County Emergency Management

Osceola County Emergency Management Department

(231) 832-6172          PO Box 25, Reed City, MI  49677

December 23, 2011

Welcome!

The Osceola County Emergency Management website is available to ensure convenient availability of emergency management information to local government, public and private entities, and especially citizens and families, with the intent of supporting efforts in protection/ prevention, preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation through community partnerships.

New Upcoming Training!

Emergency Management Center

Emergency Management Center

Room Reservation

 

 

National Weather Service

 

CERT MRC

TV 9&10 News

 

 

Cadillac Evening News

 

 

Big Rapids Pioneer

 

 

Citizen Preparedness

 

CERT

 

 

MRC

 

 

Emergency Management in the News

First-ever national test of emergency alert system

set for Nov. 9

The Federal Emergency Management Agency

(FEMA), in coordination with the Federal

Communications Commission (FCC) and the National

Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),

will conduct the first nation-wide test of the Emergency

Alert System (EAS)

 

FEMA chief: Joplin scarred, but has ‘come a long way’

Joplin City Manager Mark Rohr meets with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Chief Craig Fugate to evaluate the city’s recovery following the devastation by the May 22, 2011 EF-5 tornado.

 

Visual Fusion Increases Security And Emergency Preparedness In US-Canada Border Region

In an effort to improve public safety, Michigan and Canada emergency managers are using an innovative application called RESILIENT, a means of sharing data once broken up amongst various agencies.

 

Winsted town manager no stranger to dealing with disaster

Dale Martin, Winsted, Connecticut Town Manager, draws on his experience an an emergency manager in Michigan in dealing with thee disasters in the first seven months of his position.

 

Great Lakes States Soon to Strike Emergency Management Agreement with Canadian Provinces

Officials in the Great Lakes region hope to finalize an emergency management agreement with Canadian provinces by the end of this year, thereby enabling first responders from each country to respond to disasters on either side of the border if requested.

There is new training available for citizens and responders.

 

Click here to check it out!

For Information, Call:

 

1-877-2111-5253

 

Osceola County EMST

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Citizen Preparedness

 

 

 

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