President Trump Approves Governor Parson’s Request for Major Disaster Declaration Due to May Severe Storms
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State Fire Marshal urges caution for those who use consumer fireworks this July 4th, as some public fireworks displays are canceled
Sales at seasonal retailers are legal in Missouri from June 20 to July 10 Original Source
Missouri Summer Safety Day, June 3, is a reminder of the serious hazards posed by lightning and excessive heat
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Governor Parson Begins Process to Obtain Federal Disaster Assistance for Severe Storms in Missouri on May 3 – 4
Governor Parson Requests Damage Assessments for 19 Missouri Counties Original Source
Governor Parson Highlights Data Supporting “Show Me Strong Recovery” Plan
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Governor Parson Highlights “Show Me Strong Recovery” Pillars as Missouri Prepares to Reopen Monday
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Governor Parson Orders Capitol Dome Lighted Blue in Honor of Fallen Law Enforcement Officers
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Governor Parson Announces First Phase of “Show Me Strong Recovery” Plan to Begin May 4
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Governor Parson Signs Executive Order 20-09 Extending State of Emergency in Missouri
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Governor Parson Announces Deployment of Decontamination System in Missouri to Assist with N95 Mask Shortage
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Department of Public Safety and vendor resolve KN95 mask issue after vendor refunds state funds
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Governor Parson Highlights “Show Me Strong” Recovery Plan
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For National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, Missouri calls attention to need to support victims of crime as state battles COVID-19
Coronavirus may be reducing crime overall, but law enforcement agencies across nation report rise in domestic violence cases, drop in reports of child abuse and neglect Original Source
Governor Parson Extends Statewide “Stay Home Missouri” Order Through May 3, Announces Initial COVID-19 Recovery Plan
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Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control temporarily waives restriction on some ‘to-go’ alcohol sales in Missouri
Move is to assist businesses facing severe challenges accompanying coronavirus pandemic Original Source
Governor Parson announces State of Missouri is moving forward with first Alternate Care Site in St. Louis region
Florissant Hotel Being Converted to Care for Missourians with Mild COVID-19 Symptoms and Those Recovering after Hospitalization Original Source
State of Missouri Recruiting Medical Personnel to Boost COVID-19 Response Across State
Health Care Students, Retired Doctors, and Nurses Urged to Consider Joining Missouri Disaster Medical Assistance Team Original Source
Governor Parson Issues Statewide “Stay Home Missouri” Order to Control, Contain, and Combat COVID-19
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SEMA adapts Applicant Briefing to online presentation in support of local governments, nonprofits statewide involved in COVID-19 response
Normal in-person presentation about FEMA program rules and application process shift to online video format for local governments and eligible agencies included in federal Public Assistance disaster declaration Original Source
President Trump Approves Governor Parson’s Request for Major Disaster Declaration to Support Missouri’s Coronavirus Response
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Governor Parson Requests Federal Major Disaster Declaration for Missouri in Response to COVID-19
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Governor Parson Signs Executive Order 20-02 Declaring a State of Emergency in Missouri
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Grant Funding Opportunity for Missouri 911 Centers for Next Generation 911 Equipment Upgrades
Application Deadline is Now April 30, 2020 for Grants Available to Missouri Public Safety Answering Points Original Source
Homeland Security Grant Funding Opportunity for Missouri Nonprofit Organizations at Risk of Terrorist Attack
Application Deadline is March 20, 2020 for Individual Grants of up to $100,000 Original Source
State fire marshal recommends changing smoke alarm batteries when clocks ‘spring ahead’ on March 8
American Red Cross and many local fire departments provide smoke alarms at no cost, yet 3 of 5 home fire deaths occur in residences without working smoke alarms Original Source
Severe Weather Preparedness Week and Statewide Tornado Drill help prepare Missourians for severe weather threats
From March 2 to 6 Missourians are encouraged to take action to respond to deadly hazards posed by tornadoes, severe storms, flooding and lightning Original Source
Missouri Department of Public Safety awards grants to more than 100 law enforcement agencies
Over $700,000 in grants will buy ballistic vests, police radios, light bars, sirens, and other equipment to protect officers and increase public safety Original Source
State Emergency Management Agency Director Ron Walker to retire after 42 years of service to Missouri
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Missouri Earthquake Awareness Month emphasizes taking action to reduce risks in New Madrid Seismic Zone
SEMA to host earthquake events to bolster preparedness Original Source
Missourians urged to put safety first as powerful multi-faceted storm system moves across state
Flooding, severe storms, freezing rain and snow are forecast to threaten parts of Missouri over next 36 hours Original Source