Osceola County Emergency Management

(231) 832-6172     P.O.Box 25, Reed City MI. 49677     www.osceolacountyemd.org

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

 

 

Osceola Emergency Plan Update


OCEMD will be focusing on formally updating the County’s Emergency Plan throughout the FY2010 year. 

If you are a community official in the government, public, or private sector you have a role in community preparedness.

Over the following months, there will be several community sessions and educational presentations on this plan that will be published via this website.

Community officials are encouraged to contact OCEMD for information and coordination.

 

 

 

 

Updated, July 20, 2010

Text Box: Osceola County Emergency Management 2010

NOTICE:

Visit the Local Emergency Management Planning Team page for this years schedule .

 

 

 

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EM UPDATE / JULY 2010

Find Us On Google Maps!!!

Google Maps now features accurate directions to the Osceola County EMC.  Visit google maps or the link on the Contact Us page.

Other EM News & Updates

Michigan Emergency Management Association Conference

Staff will be attending the 2010 Michigan Emergency Management Association Conference, in October 2010

 

Sever Weather Season


OCEMD stresses family preparedness during all seasons, but condition during a summer day in Michigan can change very rapidly and an educated and prepared family can protect themselves from all types of hazards.

Osceola County Emergency Management can provide you with the information needed to become prepared, from the links on the BE READY! page of the website to the information and flyers in our office, we also have information on helping prepare for your animal in a disaster as well as the special needs population in the community.

 

A PREPARED FAMILY IS A SAFE FAMILY!