Online resources for disaster preparedness.

Assist local parishes in the development of local disaster preparedness plans, response and recovery after an event; respond to disasters through the Ohio VOAD network.

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.

Provides printed materials for the public regarding various disasters and how to prepare for them. Offers information on being prepared for tornadoes, flooding, extreme heat, winter storms, and thunder storms. Offers information about hazardous materials.

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

Answers general questions about how to handle disasters and emergency situations such as tornadoes, extreme heat, thunderstorms, winter storms, hazardous materials and floods. Provides public speakers who can speak to groups about these issues.

COTS coordinates the Central Ohio Regional Healthcare Emergency Preparedness (RHEP) Coalition and the Southeast/Southeast Central Ohio Healthcare Coalition (SEOHC). The RHEP Coalition and the SEOHC are public-private partnerships that facilitate, support, and strengthen healthcare and related entities to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies. Together, capabilities are built that can’t be achieved alone. COTS offers a Healthcare Incident Liaison (HIL) that leads a regional effort to build a disaster resilient healthcare system. The COTS HIL provides 24/7 situational awareness and resource coordination.

The committee is made up of approximately 25 people from different organizations within the community. It plans and prepares for chemical emergencies in the local area. It also maintains and processes requests about chemicals stored in the county as it applies to the community right-to-know laws.

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 fire code enforcement, plans review and inspections of commercial structures for construction work, and inspection for complaints of no smoke detectors for both commercial and residential properties.

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.

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.

Provides information and informative materials about heat waves, thunderstorms/lightning, tornadoes, flooding, winter storms, and other natural disasters. Also offers educational programs for children in grades K-2 and 3-5 and all other ages.

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

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.

Offers various community crime prevention and safety programs: security evaluations, vacation security checks, fire inspections and crime prevention programs for citizens.

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.

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

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.

The primary mission of the Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is to save lives and protect property in the event of a man-made or natural disaster. The secondary mission of the EMA is to restore public services and to expedite the recovery and rehabilitation of individuals in the event of large-scale disasters. These objectives are met by conducting coordinated operations throughout the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery.

Provides printed and online materials for the public regarding various disasters and how to prepare for them. Offers information on being prepared for all types of possible emergencies including flood, tornado, winter storms, drought, earthquake, hazardous materials releases, transportation crashes, civil disorder, terrorism, weapons of mass destruction, and radiological emergencies.

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

Provides disaster preparedness information including printed guides and other materials. Topics covered include, but not limited to, floods and flood insurance, chemical leaks/spills, dam failure, earthquakes, hazardous materials, heat, hurricanes, nuclear power plan emergencies, terrorism, tornadoes, wildfire, winter storms, and general disasters. Offers flood maps and handles requests for map changes. Also provides information about the flood risk of a property. Also offers resources for teachers and parents.

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.

Plans and coordinates disaster preparedness and relief efforts