Preparedness and response : article
ROCK PORT, Mo. – Historic flooding along the Missouri River in 2019 has left many still repairing damage this fall.
Cold, snowy weather in early 2019 set the stage for significant flooding in northwestern Missouri as spring approached, said University of Missouri Extension state climatologist Pat…
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Greene County 4-H is partnering with the Greene County Office of Emergency Management to help youth and families get prepared for emergencies, and to get more youth interested in public safety careers.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The best time to prepare for an emergency is when there is no emergency, says Karen Funkenbusch, University of Missouri Extension health and safety specialist.
Federal aid available for southern Missouri residents and businesses affected by May 2024 storms and flooding.
The MFA Volunteer Fire Grant program awarded $30,175 to 19 Missouri fire departments at the Winter Fire School, supporting rural emergency services.
Grants help Missouri volunteer fire departments buy equipment and training to save lives and protect communities.
Learn practical steps to prepare your family, home, and emergency supplies for disasters and unexpected events.
Kevin Zumwalt, longtime director of a fire and rescue training institute, will retire in August 2020 after decades of service and leadership.
Access free resources, guides, and videos to stay safe and prepared during severe weather and flooding emergencies.
University of Missouri Extension Wright County Engagement Specialist Janice Weddle and University of Missouri Extension Douglas County Engagement Specialist Dr.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – When the power goes out, the clock starts ticking on the safety of your refrigerated and frozen foods.