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Offers printed information and will answer general questions about how to handle disasters and emergency situations such as tornadoes, extreme heat, thunderstorms, winter storms, hazardous materials, and floods.

Notifes residents of Medina County of emergency situations via Medina County Emergency Alerts (MCEA). MCEA allows safety officials to send messages to the entire community, or a specific area within moments. These messages will inform residents of the situation and give instructions for action.

Coordinates planning, response, recovery, and mitigation related to any disaster occurring in Allen County. Maintains the county's haz-mat and decontamination team as well as the county's Emergency Operation Center (EOC), urban search and rescue team, and regional bomb squad. Establishes and updates the county's Emergency Operations Plan and coordinates training exercises for various response agencies.

Offers online topical guides to increase public awareness of the measures that people can take before, during, and after a major disaster or emergency. Topics include: - Chemical Emergency. - Covid-19. - Drought. - Earthquake. - Extreme Heat. - Fire. - Flood. - Flu. - Food Safety. - High Wind Safety. - Highway Safety. - Hurricane. - Landslide. - Nuclear Explosion. - Poisoning. - Power Outage. - Terrorism. - Thunderstorm. - Tornado. - Tsunami. - Volcano. - Water Safety. - Wildfire. - Winter Storm.

Provides tips for safely cleaning up after a flood.

Provides environmental health services, sewage disposal, water supply program, food protection, rabies control and emergency preparedness.

Responsible for the control and extinction of fires in urban or wilderness areas; the inspection of buildings and hillside property to ensure potential fire hazards; and the maintenance of equipment and trained firefighters necessary for a quick and efficient response to fires when they occur.

Responsible for the control and extinction of fires in urban or wilderness areas. The inspection of buildings and hillside property to ensure potential fire hazards. The maintenance of equipment and trained firefighters necessary for a quick and efficient response to fires when they occur.

Emergency planning, responding to emergencies on the state level, as well as preparing and conducting training exercises for the entire state.

Responsible for control and extinguishing of fires in an urban setting; provide emergency medical services to the community the inspection of buildings and property to eliminate potential fire hazards; provide community wide fire safety, first aid, CPR, and life safety education; and training of firefighters and emergency medical technicians to maintain high quality of service in a timely manner.

Provides outreach prevention programs to schools and community groups and individuals. Topics include, but are not limited to crime reduction, school and community violence, Internet safety for children, identity theft, and terrorism.

Provides brochures and pamphlets regarding heat waves, thunderstorms/lightning, tornadoes, flooding, winter storms, and other natural disasters.

Provides fire and emergency medical services to a highly integrated suburban area. Service area doubles in population size each work day, wide range of other services also provided; fire inspection investigation, rescue, and hazardous material mitigation.

Provides emergency management services and assists agencies with disaster resources.

Provides free smoke alarms installed in homes and fire safety preparedness education.

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program educates volunteers about disaster preparedness for the hazards that may occur where they live. CERT trains volunteers in basic disaster response skills, such as: fire safety, light search and rescue , team organization , and disaster medical operations.

Provides a program that increases public awareness of the measures that people can take before, during and after major disaster or wide-scale emergency

Offers several mobile phone apps that provides disaster preparedness information. Available apps include Emergency App, First Aid App, and Pet First Aid App.

Offers printed and online information and will answer general questions about how to handle disasters and emergency situations, such as tornadoes, extreme heat, thunderstorms, winter storms, hazardous materials, and floods.

Responsible for the control and extinction of fires in urban or wilderness areas; the inspection of buildings and hillside property to ensure potential fire hazards; and the maintenance of equipment and trained firefighters necessary for a quick and efficient response to fires when they occur. Also provides 24 hour emergency medical services. All firefighters are cross-trained as paramedics.

Offers online information on a variety of flood-related topics including hints, tips and how-tos which residents can use to carry-out safe clean-ups and perform lasting repairs.

Offers printed information and will answer general questions about how to handle disasters and emergency situations such as tornadoes, extreme heat, thunderstorms, winter storms, hazardous materials, and floods. Provide public speakers who can speak to groups about these issues.

The Pillowcase Project is our signature youth preparedness program and is implemented in every Red Cross region. The Pillowcase Project is for children in grades 3-5 and teaches them about personal and family preparedness for local hazards and home fires.

Provides a program that increases public awearness of measures that people can take before, during, and after major disaster or a wide-scale emergency.

Responds to incidents involving fire or hazardous materials and provides emergency medical services and rescues when appropriate. Also provides public education and fire inspections to increase community awareness of fire safety and accident prevention.