“All disasters start local and end local” is something you’ll hear a lot in emergency management. Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPC) are a critical “tip of the spear” function in preparing ...
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has submitted an official request for a “major disaster declaration” from the President through FEMA. If and when that request is approved by the President, multiple types of ...
FEMA assessment teams have joined county and state experts for a joint “Preliminary Damage Assessment” in Alabama. This assessment will help determine if the damage in the state reaches federal ...
The Alabama Emergency Management Agency continues to coordinate the state’s response to Hurricane Isaias. Food, water, tarps, communications equipment and various other assets have already arrived in ...
The Alabama Emergency Management Agency continues to coordinate the state’s response to Hurricane Isaias. Food, water, tarps, communications equipment and various other assets have already arrived in ...
The impact of Hurricane Isaias was greatest in the southern counties of the state. Power restoration efforts have dropped the number of outages down below 75,000 – well below the storm’s peak outage ...
The remnants of Isaias have lost tropical characteristics and now an area of low pressure. All Hurricane and Tropical Storm Warnings have been discontinued. However, a High Wind Warning for ...
From Alabama Governor Kay Ivey: This morning, I connected with FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton and Alabama Emergency Management Agency Director Jeff Smitherman as crews positioned around the state ...
A Hurricane Warning is in effect for Mobile, Baldwin, Escambia, Conecuh, Covington, Coffee and Geneva counties, with a Tropical Storm Warning extending northward to the I-22/I-20 corridor. A Flood ...
Storm surge from 6-9 feet could occur along coastal areas and 4-6 ft in Mobile Bay tonight into early Saturday. A very slight eastward shift of the track has occurred overnight, with landfall forecast ...
As of 10 am, Isaias is now a Category 3 major hurricane with sustained winds of 120 mph. Hurricane-force-winds extend 35 miles outward from the center with tropical-storm-force winds extending 210 ...
A Hurricane Warning is in effect for Mobile, Baldwin and Escambia counties with a Tropical Storm Warning farther inland. A Tropical Storm Watch extends northward to areas around I-20. A Flood Watch ...
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