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The Outdoor Warning Siren System consists of 44 strategically placed sirens and is designed to alert those who are outdoors of impending severe weather.
Understanding how to receive severe weather alerts and the appropriate steps to take when those alerts are received is an important part of being prepared. Emergency Management recommends using more… Go to the web page
The mission of Douglas County Emergency Management is to provide a comprehensive emergency management program to effectively mitigate against, prepare for, respond to, and recover from all types of… Go to the web page
Severe weather safety information for the general public. Each person has a role to play in preparedness. Here are several ways to prepare yourself and your family for severe weather season.
All-hazard weather radios in Douglas County, Kansas.
Douglas County encourages residents to sign up for the NE Kansas Regional Notification System, a free call notification system being utilized by Douglas County to provide residents with health and… Go to the web page
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Floods are one of the most common hazards in the United States, and Douglas County has had its share of destructive floods. This page contains information to help you prepare for and recover from… Go to the web page
Douglas County is working with partner agencies to improve and expand behavioral health care in Douglas County by focusing on three key areas: prevention, integration, and access.
Volunteer opportunities are available and are utilized to support all four phases of emergency management.
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Volunteer opportunities are available with Consolidated Fire District #1. Volunteers are an important part of emergency response for both fire and medical incidents in the county. Volunteering… Go to the web page
Media releases and blog posts for the District Attorney's office
The LEPC is responsible for developing an emergency plan to prepare for and respond to chemical emergencies within the community.
The Douglas County Drug Treatment Court was established in January 2020 by Judge Kay Huff and the Drug Court Team. Drug Court is a four-phase treatment court for adults who are charged with felonies… Go to the web page
Douglas County Auxiliary Communications Team (ACT) volunteers are licensed amateur radio operators who provide alternative communications capabilities to Douglas County, Kansas. The ACT volunteer… Go to the web page
Skywarn volunteers are authorized as weather spotters who report severe weather activity occurring in Douglas County, Kansas.
Mitigation plan and the planning process, hazards, risk assessment and strategies for potential emergencies Douglas County, Kansas.
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