Category: MO State Emergency Management Agency

Schwartze’s 28 years of public safety leadership experience includes law enforcement, emergency management and 911 communications Original Source

State Fire Marshal urges Missourians to put safety first as they cook, decorate and gather for family reunions and holiday parties Original Source

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During Winter Weather Preparedness week, Missourians are reminded of importance of preparing for snow, ice and plunging temperatures Original Source

New nomination deadline for Medal of Valor, Governor’s Medal and Public Safety Civilian Partnership Award will allow awards to be presented sooner Original Source

Winning student, parents and teacher could win a trip to Washington, D.C. Original Source

Advisory: First responders to conduct realistic training exercise at Missouri Capitol Friday that could restrict traffic in immediate area of Capitol building Original Source

State fire marshal urges Missourians without working smoke alarms to contact local fire departments or American Red Cross to obtain smoke alarms at no cost Original Source

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Last year’s event commemorating firefighters killed on 9/11 raised over $10,000 for the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, which supports firefighters’ survivors Original Source

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Local governments and eligible agencies in 14 additional counties and the City of St. Louis included in federal Public Assistance disaster declaration expansion strongly encouraged to attend the meetings, which discuss application process and FEMA program rules Original Source

Sign up now to participate in this year’s ‘Drop, Cover, Hold On’ drill Original Source

Approval means local governments in a total of 82 Missouri counties and the City of St. Louis will receive federal and state assistance with emergency response costs and repairs to roads, bridges and infrastructure damaged in historic flooding Original Source

National Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 6 – 12, emphasizes practicing how your family would escape a blaze at home Original Source

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Local governments and eligible agencies in 68 counties included in federal Public Assistance disaster declaration strongly encouraged to attend the meetings, which discuss application process and FEMA program rules Original Source

More than half a million Missourians expected to participate in ‘Drop, Cover, Hold On’ exercise Original Source

Approval means residents affected by flooding or severe storms in Callaway, Jefferson, Lewis, McDonald, Newton, and Saline counties are immediately eligible to apply for FEMA assistance Original Source

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State Emergency Management Agency Request Also Seeks Assistance for Public Agencies, Nonprofits in 68 Counties for Damage to Roads and Infrastructure Original Source

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Governor Urges Residents in Designated Counties Affected by Flooding and Severe Storms that Began April 29 to Register Now for Assistance Original Source

State is seeking federal assistance for residents and businesses affected by flooding in 41 Missouri counties Original Source

Fireworks sales at season retailers are legal in state from June 20 to July 10 Original Source

Missouri Summer Safety Day, June 19, is a reminder of the dangers posed by heat and humidity and the importance of staying cool and hydrating Original Source