Provides behavioral health service coordination to children and adolescents and residents of Allegheny County.

Serves as the central hub for emergency disaster response for the Greater Pennsylvania Region.

Promotes cooperation, communication, coordination and collaboration, and fosters more effective delivery of services to communities affected by disaster.

Community emergency response team.

Responsible for administration and management of city finances and services. Departments include Zoning and Planning, Community/Economic Development, Emergency Services, Health Bureau, Parks and Recreation, Recycling and Solid Waste, Public Works and Police.

Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories. An independent U.S. government agency overseen by Congress, the Commission is the federal agency responsible for implementing and enforcing Americaâs communications law and regulations.

Provides a central hub for information and services related to Hurricane Ida, including Disaster Case Management Program.

Serves as the central hub for disaster related response in Bucks and Philadelphia counties.

Serves as the central hub for disaster related response in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties

Disaster management organizations and disaster preparedness information

Provides relief to victims of a disaster. Helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.

Provides relief to victims of a disaster. Helps people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.

Offers county operations, including administration/human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff, and Solicitor. Information on county services.

Offers assistance to municipalities to establish their own local emergency management program with a plan that will assist them when disaster strikes. Oversee emergency preparedness across the county, disaster response, and public safety.

Lycoming County maintains a combination of governmental and volunteer emergency service organizations and facilities that are capable of coping with emergencies. Emergency Management relies upon emergency operations plans, organizations, trained personnel and mutual aid agreements that enable the rapid mobilization and utilization of the total resource capabilities within the County.
It maintains communications links with local and state agencies, such as the National Weather Service, the Integrated Flood Warning and Observation System, an interconnected electronic satellite system with the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency in Harrisburg and all other counties in Pennsylvania, and direct radio communications with police, fire, and ambulance services.

A county-wide communications system that provides non-emergency contact with police, fire, and medical services personnel.

Responds with a specialized Emergency Disaster Team to disasters such as fires, tornados, floods, hurricanes, building collapses, natural gas leaks, and water main breaks.

Serves as the governing legislative body for Carbon County. Oversees county operations, including administration/ human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, emergency services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff, and Solicitor.

The Bureau of Fire serves the City of Williamsport, the county seat for Lycoming County. One of its divisions is Operations and Prevention. Its services include, but are not limited to: fire suppression, vehicle rescue, water rescue, technical rescue, emergency medical quick response, fire inspections, fire investigations, and emergency management administration.
In 2004 the Bureau was given the responsibility of administering emergency management for the City. The Bureau is responsible for the implementation of the National Incident Management System for the City, maintaining the City emergency operations plan, two emergency operations centers, six early warning sirens, and the training of all emergency operations center personnel.

Lycoming County Emergency Management Agency maintains a combination of governmental and volunteer emergency service organizations and facilities that are capable of coping with emergencies.

Directs, controls, and coordinates response efforts on behalf of Schuylkill County Commissioners during a major disaster. Also assists both public and private entities in developing mitigation plans to lessen the impact of disasters, through hazardous identification and risk assessment.

Provides physical, emotional and spiritual comfort in times of disaster. Disaster volunteers are trained to assist in all kinds of emergencies by providing food, clothing, shelter or financial resources to those affected by such calamity.

Offers city government administration, programs, and management.

Oversees Northampton County operations, including administration/human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff.

Provides services such as planning, operation, provision, and management assistance during large scale emergencies.

Offers glasses and hearing aids. Scures leader dogs. Provides assistance to the needy and physically handicapped. Operates several youth outreach programs. Works to improve the environment, build homes for the disabled, and provide disaster relief.

Develops, organizes, and coordinates assistance for disaster relief from floods, fires, tornadoes, etc, or any situation causing homelessness and/or displacement.

Removes debris, damaged furniture, carpeting, sheetrock, insulation, and utilities. Reconstructs houses, from subflooring to roofs with homeowner-provided materials. Offers re-landscaping. Coordinates transportation, labor, housing, and meals for volunteers who want to help those suffering hardship as a result of a disaster. NOTE: Does not offer financial assistance.

Provides alerts about disasters, local emergencies, weather alerts, and other important information. Some alerts may include for evacuations and shelter in place instructions, and the locations of emergency evacuation shelters for the public.
In addition to emergency alerts, you can sign up for weather alerts, alerts from the Philadelphia Prisons in Northeast Philadelphia, and the PES refinery in Southwest Philadelphia.

Provides the protection of lives and property of Pike County residents from the effects of natural or man-made disasters which the county is subject to, including floods, major fires, storms, radiological or hazardous material incidents, aircraft accidents, mass casualty incidents and any related function that supports other Pike County First Responders. The Office of Emergency Management is responsible for planning, training, assignment and coordination of all available resources in an integrated program of mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery for emergencies of any kind. The Office is also responsible for organizing all locally available manpower, supplies, equipment and services necessary for disaster emergency readiness, response and recovery.

Offers shelter, clothing, food, replacement of life-sustaining medication, personal hygiene items, community resource referrals, cleaning supplies, and other disaster-related needs. Provides community disaster education presentations.

Offers disaster services and blood services. Provides service to the Armed Forces. Please Note: As of 05/08/2022 American Red Cross offices are open by appointment only; no walk-ins are accepted. Open for Blood drives only (if site is an applicable location). All staff and volunteers are working from home.

Coordinates the response and recovery activities of the departments and organizations involved in emergencies.

Leads the effort to prepare the nation for all hazards and effectively manage federal response and recovery efforts following any national incident. Initiates proactive mitigation activities, trains first responders and manages the National Flood Insurance Program.

• Get disaster information
• Plan ahead
• Apply for assistance
• Recover and Rebuild

City government responsible for administration and management of city finances and services. Departments include Zoning and Planning, Community/Economic Development, Emergency Services, Health Bureau, Parks and Recreation, Recycling and Solid Waste, Public Works and Police.

Open door policy allowing citizens to drop into Bethlehem City Hall the second Monday of each month from 9:00am to 11:00am and 1:00pm to 3:00pm to speak with Mayor Robert Donchez. Chats will last 15 minutes. Available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Limited to one visit each month. Located on the 2nd Floor of Building B.

Consists of the County Council, which is the governing legislative body, and the County Executive, who oversees county operations, including administration/ human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff, and Solicitor.

Serves as coordinator with county, state and federal agencies to mitigate the effects of disaster emergencies.
Services include:
Assists businesses and industries that deal with hazardous chemicals to develop evacuation plans
Provides public education on actions to take during emergencies

The Emergency Management Agency protects Luzerne County's public health, safety and environment. Helps to prepare for, manage through and recover from any type of natural disaster, emergency or threat to security that may occur in Luzerne County. Assues that all residents of Luzerne County are well informed and prepared for any type of emergency they may encounter. Agency creates and develops effective emergency preparedness plans for the residents of Luzerne County.

Coordinates and works closely with local, state, federal and private sector groups to serve Clinton County residents when confronted with a potential for natural or technological hazards. Follows an all hazards comprehensive approach to emergency management.

To continue to provide cost efficient para-transit service, which addresses the recognized needs of the âtransportation disadvantagedâ population of Lackawanna County at the current level of service.

Administers several different programs that work together to enhance the safety and well-being of residents and visitors to Tioga Count. Includes the programs of Emergency Management Agency and Homeland Security, 911 Communications Center, Hazardous Material Planning & Response, Emergency Medical Services, Law Enforcement, and Fire/Rescue Training.

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The Berks County Department of Emergency Services Communications Center is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and provides communication services to all emergency service organizations in Berks County. They represent insurance to protect the County of Berks and its citizens when disaster strikes and reduces the County's liability for hazards that may strike.

9-1-1 Emergency

610-655-4911 Non Emergency Phone