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The Department of Emergency Management plan, prepare for and mitigate emergencies; educate the public on preparedness; coordinate and support responses to and recovery from emergencies; collect and disseminate critical information; and seek and obtain funding and other aid in support of overall preparedness for Henrico County. The Office of Emergency Management provides resources and knowledge in four major areas: Preparedness, Response, Recovery and Mitigation.

Coordinates and activates emergency services in the time of disaster, (i.e., rescue, sheltering and medical care). Assigns agencies and volunteer groups at the local level to coordinate and carry out the disaster plan. Also provides emergency training for volunteers.

Coordinates and activates emergency disaster services in Greene County. For assistance, please call(434)985-1105, available 24/7.

Coordinates and activates emergency services in the time of disaster, (i.e., rescue, sheltering and medical care). If a disaster occurs information on shelters, food, medical care, evacuation routes, etc can be obtained through local radio and television stations.

To ensure that Isle of Wight County is prepared to handle all emergencies of man-made or natural origin and additionally ensure that county citizens are provided quality fire protection and emergency medical services provided by our excellent volunteer fire and rescue agencies. Other responsibilities include developing emergency preparedness plans, assisting various volunteer citizen committees and participating in regional emergency preparedness organizations.

The Fire, EMS & Emergency Management office is responsible for creating and managing the framework within Clarke County government, including its official Emergency Operation Plan. The department works to reduce vulnerability to hazards and cope with disasters in five primary areas: Prevention Prevent, avoid, or stop an imminent, threatened or actual act of terrorism. Protection Protect residents, visitors, and assets against the greatest threats and hazards in a manner that allows our interests, aspirations and way of life to thrive. Mitigation Reduce the loss of life and property by lessening the impact of future disasters. Response Respond quickly to save lives, protect property and the environment, and meet basic human needs in the aftermath of a catastrophic incident. Recovery Focus on the timely restoration, strengthening, and revitalization of infrastructure, housing, and a sustainable economy as well as the health, social, cultural, historic, and environmental assets affected by a catastrophic incident.

The County's Office of Emergency Management provides emergency planning, management and coordination of disaster response efforts. Operates emergency operations center. Provides information and training for public awareness and protection from natural, man-made, technological, and peace or wartime nuclear emergencies.

Emergency Management staff helps citizens prepare for community-wide emergencies and provides coordination of infrastructure and resources during an incident.

Coordinates emergency operations and communications for disaster preparedness. For Disaster information and assistance, please call: Page County Office of Emergency Management: (540)743-4142 24/7 contact is available via the Page County Sheriff's Office. (540)743-6571. Disaster efforts are coordinated through Shenandoah County Red Cross.

The Surry County Office of Emergency Services provides management, coordination, training, and response to small or large emergencies that impact the citizens of the County. During emergencies, the Office of Emergency Services plans, implements and coordinates a response as outlined in the County Emergency Operations Plan.

Provides emergency management in disaster response.

Coordination and support function charged with creating the framework within which Stafford County reduces vulnerability to hazards and copes with disasters. Emergency management protects communities by coordinating and integrating all activities necessary to build, sustain, and improve the capability to mitigate against, prepare for, respond to, and recover from threatened or actual natural disasters, acts of terrorism, or other man-made disasters.

Coordinates emergency operations and communications for disaster preparedness. Administrator coordinates services with Red Cross, police, fire and rescue departments. For assistance in a Emergency Management please call: Fire & Rescue: (540) 665-5618 Public Safety Communications: (540) 665-6356 Emergency Dispatch Communications Center (Sheriff's Office): (540) 662-6168 (24/7)

Provides development and coordination of emergency services in the event of a manmade or natural disaster.

Writing a joint Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Implementing the EOP in times of disaster Coordinating City, County and University response to a disaster Acting as liaison between local, state and federal disaster officials Educating the public on disaster preparedness Coordinating, planning and conducting the annual City, County and University disaster exercise

To coordinate the County's response to major emergencies or disasters, whether natural or manmade, with the primary goal being: to save lives, prevent injuries, and protect property and the environment.

Provides emergency management and disaster preparedness.

The Office of Emergency Management oversees hazmat incidents, search and rescue missions, etc. Responsible for the Local Emergency Planning Commission (LEPC). Completed Tier II Forms are submitted from area businesses as required by law. The Coordinator conducts exercises for radiological emergencies and natural disasters and is responsible for preparing, updating, and maintaining a variety of emergency plans that would be followed in case of such events. To report an emergency management incident or hazard in progress: (540) 582-7100 (24 hours, 7 days a week). To report an illegal incident or emergency management incident that is not currently active, please call Emergency Management: (540) 507-7923. The Emergency Management Coordinator is responsible for the Local Emergency Planning Commission (LEPC) duties in partnership with the George Washington Regional Commission (GWRC). The Emergency Management Coordinator conducts training and exercises for radiological emergencies, all-hazards (natural or man-made), and disasters. The Emergency Management Coordinator is also responsible for preparing, updating, and maintaining a variety of emergency, all-hazards plans that would be followed in case of such events.

Disaster mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. Disasters which are most likely to affect Lancaster County are weather-related occurrences such as hurricanes, coastal flooding, tornadoes and severe thunderstorms which produce high winds and large rainfall amounts. The Emergency Operations Plan also provides guidance to local officials for responding to situations involving hazardous materials.

Provides the coordination of efforts to respond to disasters resulting from floods, fire, earthquake, industrial or transportation accidents, power failure, oil spills, chemical spills, resource shortages, enemy attack (terrorist) or other causes.

Responsible for providing community outreach in disaster preparedness. Other responsibilities include: coordinating countywide response to a disaster situation; ensuring disaster assistance is available to all government agencies, business and citizens of Loudoun; and providing assistance to managers of various county agencies playing key roles in disaster response and recovery operations. Works with the Red Cross and other community agencies to help people recover following a disaster (e.g., relocation after a flood, etc.). Responds to situations involving hazardous materials.

Provide emergency information to Essex County residents before and during any emergency situations such as hurricanes, ice storms and chemical spills.

Emergency management, which has jurisdiction over and provides services to the entire County. Emergency Services Coordinator prepares a variety of emergency plans that would be followed in the event of an emergency or disaster, and conducts exercises to prepare local emergency responders for any man-made or natural disaster.

Emergency Management is responsible for providing community outreach in disaster preparedness. Other responsibilities include: coordinating countywide response to a disaster situation; ensuring disaster assistance is available to all government agencies, business and citizens of Rockbridge; and providing assistance to managers of various county agencies playing key roles in disaster response and recovery operations. South River District Volunteer Fire-Rescue: (540)377-5988 Buena Vista Volunteer Fire Department: (540)261-4717 Glasgow Rescue Squad: (540)258-2247 Natural Bridge Volunteer Fire Department: (540)291-1866 Fairfield Volunteer Rescue Squad: (540)377-2848 Raphine Volunteer Fire Company: (540)377-2888 Lexington Fire Department: (540)463-3210 Walkers Creek Fire Department: (540)348-5105

Provides development and coordination of emergency services in the event of a man-made or natural disaster.