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Emergency Management for Stanton County, Nebraska
About us
Each local government shall be within the jurisdiction of and served by the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency and shall participate in a city, village, county, or inter-jurisdictional emergency management organization. Each county may maintain a county emergency management organization, which shall be the primary organization for emergency management for the county. Any city, village, or inter-jurisdictional emergency management organization may assist in emergency management functions for that county if approved by the county emergency management organization. Each city, village, or inter-jurisdictional emergency management organization, if formed, is required to have either a full-time director or a full-time deputy director and such additional personnel as may be needed appointed in accordance with the agreement establishing the organization.
History
Stanton County Emergency Management Agency
The Stanton County Emergency Management Agency started in January of 1989 as The Local Department of Civil Defense for Stanton County. At the time, Civil Defense was responsible for the planning and alerting of the public for natural or man-made disasters. On July 19th, 1996, the State of Nebraska passed the Emergency Management Act, and shortly after, Nebraska Counties changed their name from Civil Defense to Emergency Management. The Emergency Management Act helped define the roles and policies of Emergency Management Agencies across the State of Nebraska. Those roles and responsibilities have drastically changed and continue to change as natural and man-made disasters increase.
Resources
A useful guide to emergency management in Stanton County, NE.
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Road Construction and Closures
Stay informed about road construction and closures in Stanton County, Nebraska, ensuring smooth travel and timely route planning for a safe journey during all seasons.
Are You Prepared For Severe Weather?
Severe weather can happen anytime, in any part of the country. Severe weather can include hazardous conditions produced by thunderstorms, including damaging winds, tornadoes, large hail, flooding and flash flooding, and winter storms associated with freezing rain, sleet, snow and strong winds.
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