Bagnell Dam EAP Annual Seminar
Greetings all! By now, most of you know or have some idea that the EMA takes part in any and all large-scale emergency planning when we can. Because Camden County is nestled directly between Truman Dam and Bagnell Dam, we are included in the Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) for BOTH. This is extremely good newsContinue reading “Bagnell Dam EAP Annual Seminar”
Sam’s Adventures in Leadership Camden County Part 1
Assistant Director Sam Henley is a member of the 26th class of Leadership Camden County! Director Ron Gentry nominated Sam so she could begin building a network here in Camden County and learning about our county through the eyes of the organizations, agencies, and businesses who serve our area! From the Chamber’s webpage: During theContinue reading “Sam’s Adventures in Leadership Camden County Part 1”
Another Day in Paradise!
Hello all, Sam here! Today, Ron and I attended the Lake Area Emergency Services Association, Inc. meeting. Among the topics, there was great discussion about communications issues around the lake area and how first responders would like to move forward with efforts to find a solution rather than a workaround (or “bandaid”) for the situation.Continue reading “Another Day in Paradise!”
RHSOC Purchases New Deployable Resource Housed in Camden County EMA
Hello, all! It’s not only busy at the EMA today, it’s a great day for our county and the entire state! First, here is a little bit of information about the Regional Homeland Security Oversight Committee (RHSOC) from the Missouri Department of Public Safety website: Missouri’s “regionalization of homeland security” plan is focused on establishingContinue reading “RHSOC Purchases New Deployable Resource Housed in Camden County EMA”
Another Busy Day at the EMA!
Hello, all! Sam here! PHEW! It’s not even 3:30 PM and we have been working hard today! After returning Cole County EMA’s light tower, which they graciously loaned to us to light up the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall this past weekend, we had lots to do at the office! First, we had a visit fromContinue reading “Another Busy Day at the EMA!”
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