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It’s important to prepare for possible disasters and other emergencies. Natural and human caused disasters can strike suddenly, at any time and anywhere. There are three emergecy preparedness steps everyone can take that can help make a difference. WINTER WEATHER SAFETY With severe winter weather predicted for much of Alabama, preparation is the key to lessening the dangers and hazards associated with winter weather. Alabama Emergency Management Agency wants you and your family to be ready and stay safe. Create a winter emergency preparedness plan using AEMA's tips. Events
Severe Weather Awareness Week
Feb 22, 26 Alabama will observe Severe Weather Awareness Week from Feb. 22 through Feb. 26, 2010. Alabama Emergency Management Agency, National Weather Service,... Read MoreNews
Calhoun County moving to locally funded emergency systemsThe Calhoun County Commission is moving forward with ways to maintain the areas emergency system once the federal funding disappears along with the re...Read More... Gadsden-Etowah County Emergency Management Agency Director Deborah Gaither has resigned to take the reins at the EMA office in the county where she gr...Read More... Some Anniston and area residents last week found packages on their doorsteps that may help save their lives down the road. Employees of Warning System...Read More... View All News
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