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The Grant County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management division has updated its public informationNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The Grant County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management division has clarified its role in emergency preparedness and response“Emergency Management is the non-policing and non-corrections public safety mission of the Grant County Sheriff’s Office.Our job is to help people prepare for emergencies, stay informed during emergencies, and recover after disasters.”
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The division emphasizes it handles non-policing and non-corrections public safety missions“Emergency Management is the non-policing and non-corrections public safety mission of the Grant County Sheriff’s Office.”
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The division includes planning for wildfires“• Wildfires
• Severe weather
• Flooding
• Hazardous materials incidents
• Extended power outages
• Major accidents
• Public health emergencies
• Search and rescue incidents
• Large public events
• Human-caused disasters”
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The division includes planning for severe weather“• Wildfires• Severe weather• Flooding• Hazardous materials incidents• Extended power outages• Major accidents• Public health emergencies• Search and rescue incidents• Large public events• Human-caused disasters”
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The division includes planning for flooding“• Flooding•”
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The division includes planning for hazardous materials incidents“• Wildfires• Severe weather• Flooding• Hazardous materials incidents• Extended power outages• Major accidents• Public health emergencies• Search and rescue incidents• Large public events• Human-caused disasters”
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The division includes planning for other emergencies“• Planning for disasters and major incidents”
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The division coordinates with fire agencies“Emergency Management works with fire agencies, law enforcement, public works, schools, hospitals, utilities, businesses, and community partners across Grant County.”
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The division coordinates with law enforcement“Emergency Management works with fire agencies, law enforcement, public works, schools, hospitals, utilities, businesses, volunteer groups, and community partners across Grant County.”
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The division coordinates with public works“Emergency Management works with fire agencies, law enforcement, public works, schools, hospitals, utilities, businesses, volunteer groups, and community partners across Grant County.”
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The division coordinates with schools“Emergency Management works with fire agencies, law enforcement, public works, schools, hospitals, utilities, businesses, volunteer groups, and community partners across Grant County.”
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The division coordinates with hospitals“Emergency Management works with fire agencies, law enforcement, public works, schools, hospitals, utilities, businesses, volunteer groups, and community partners across Grant County.”
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The division coordinates with other community partners“Emergency Management works with fire agencies, law enforcement, public works, schools, hospitals, utilities, businesses, volunteer groups, and community partners across Grant County.”
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Residents are encouraged to build emergency kits“• Build an emergency kit”
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Residents are encouraged to create family plans“• Make a family emergency plan”
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Residents are encouraged to sign up for alerts“• Sign up for emergency alerts”
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Residents are encouraged to know evacuation routes“• Know evacuation routes”
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Residents are encouraged to stay informed through official channels“Residents should always rely on official sources for emergency information.”
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Residents are encouraged to stay informed through Facebook“Public InformationDuring emergencies, Grant County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Management may provide updates through:• Facebook• Emergency alerts and notificationsResidents should always rely on official sources for emergency information.”
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Residents are encouraged to stay informed through emergency alerts“Residents should always rely on official sources for emergency information.”