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Preparedness - Emergency Management

Preparedness
Community education and emergency preparedness.
Information on Preparedness.

2012 Annual Report

Emergency Management is pleased to release its 2012 Annual Report to the community. This report highlights the staff, outreach programs, volunteer efforts, countywide training, disaster simulations and much more. We hope you enjoy seeing a snapshot of the efforts of our staff, volunteers and community partners in 2012.

Tornado Safety and Awareness

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 than 1 method to receive severe weather alerts. Below are several ways to receive weather alerts.

Children's Materials

This is the children's materials page for Douglas County, Kansas. Do you know what to do in case of a tornado or if you have to evacuate from your house? Find out below how to be prepared, or ready, for any emergency situation! Life changing events, or disasters, can happen at anytime and with little to no advanced warning. Tornadoes, floods, fires, and winter storms could leave you and your family without electricity or running water. Disasters can happen to anyone, anywhere! You can reduce the impact of a disaster on you and your family by getting prepared.