EMA/CERT to Host Training for Homeland Security Assets in November!
As discussed in CERT’s Blog, the Camden County EMA and Camden County CERT will host a joint training/exercise on the two Homeland Security generators housed at the Camden County EMA. This training is open to ALL First Responder agencies, Road and Bridge employees, and all CERT members. This is considered a high-priority training and weContinue reading “EMA/CERT to Host Training for Homeland Security Assets in November!”
Director Attends G-271V Course on Hazardous Weather & Flooding Preparedness
In our ongoing effort to increase situational awareness, Camden County’s EMD Sam Henley is attending the G-271V Course on Hazardous Weather & Flooding Preparedness. This course provides training for local and state emergency managers who respond to hazardous weather events, while promoting partnership and coordination between the National Weather Service (NWS) and emergency managers. TheContinue reading “Director Attends G-271V Course on Hazardous Weather & Flooding Preparedness”
This Week’s Update from the Director
Another busy week here at the EMA! First, we want to thank the amazing CERT members who volunteered on Saturday and/or Sunday to help run the First Aid Tent at Captain Ron’s for the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout. The weather cooperated and the CERTs handled some easy first aid calls to ease the burdenContinue reading “This Week’s Update from the Director”
An Update from the Director
Greetings, all! Sam here! We’re working hard to fill the position of Deputy Director! We’ve completed the first round of interviews and we’re moving certain individuals forward to the second stage of the process. It will take a week or two to complete the next stage and then we hope to give our new DeputyContinue reading “An Update from the Director”
An Update from the Director!
Greetings, all! Sam here! Another whirlwind week is coming to an end (okay, not really) and I wanted to update you all on the work we have accomplished this week! On Monday, we met with a church group who was interested in becoming an emergency shelter in case of a large scale emergency. They haveContinue reading “An Update from the Director!”
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