Welcome to the Coffee County Office of Emergency Management and   Homeland Security Web Site!

Coffee County is certified as a "Storm Ready" Community.

We hope the information and the assorted links found here will prove useful to you and your significant others. Our intention is to help you prepare for and recover from natural or manmade disasters. More importantly, we hope this information will save lives and possibly reduce property damage. If you find something that requires updating or if you have suggestions concerning the manner information is presented, please send us your thoughts. We pride ourselves with extensive knowledge of emergency management and preparedness but we do not claim to have a monopoly on good ideas. In closing, please browse at your leisure and refer us to your family and friends.

Larry O. Walker

 Receive you FREE certification in basic disaster response skills, first aid, fire suppression and urban search and rescue in only 2 days!

Friday 26 Apr 2013 -  6 pm until 9 pm

Saturday 27 Apr 2013 - 8:30 am to 4:30 pm

Enterprise Rescue Training Facility 519 East Lee St. Enterprise                  

For more information about CERT click on the logo below. To volunteer please print the  volunteer form (MS-Word format) and contact Coffee County EMA or CERT Team Leader Scotty Johnson at: (334) 806-1994; E-mail scottyanddawn4u@hotmail.com

                                                 

                                                CERT Volunteer Form

 

NOAA Radio News: The SAME code for Coffee County is 001031. The preferred frequency is 162.450 (usually pre-programmed as Channel 3) or 162.475 (usually pre-programmed as Channel 4). Programming assistance is available from the Coffee County EMA Office.

Prepare for disasters now!!!! ARE YOU INFORMED????

Esté preparado?

ARE YOU READY?? CLICK HERE FOR FEMA PUBLICATION!!

Use the Emergency Preparedness Checklist - LOOK AT IT HERE!!

Need a Hurricane Tracking Chart? Click here  

Homeland Security is not just a government program but a concept involving every American citizen.  All citizens can do their part by being more vigilant of suspicious activity and reporting such activity to their local law enforcement officials. If you must err, do so on the side of safety. Read the latest information, to include an executive summary, at: http://www.whitehouse.gov/homeland/book/index.html