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MISSION STATEMENT:
Sheboygan County Emergency Management coordinates
effective disaster response and recovery efforts in support of local
government. Through planning, training and exercising we prepare
ourselves, our citizens and response personnel to minimize the loss
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The County
Emergency Management Director position is categorized in four phases
and identified to manage an effective emergency management plan
that will be used to (1) mitigate against, (2) plan
for, (3) respond to and (4) recover from disaster.
To do this, the development and promulgation of emergency management
plans consistent with the State plan is necessary. Assistance with
local municipalities in the development of municipal emergency management
plans is also required to create a complete emergency management
cycle within County boundaries. Throughout each of the emergency
management phases, it is the responsibility of the Emergency Management
Director to build the necessary relationships and to carry out the
appropriate communications with local, State and Federal officials
and agencies.
Additional responsibilities include management and oversight of:
- Sheboygan County Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know (EPCRA) program - work with public and private industry on their roles and responsibilities with emergency planning and community right to know.
- Sheboygan County Hazardous Materials Team - work with and advise the 18 member, professionally trained members from various fire departments in the County who respond to chemical/biological incidents.
- Sheboygan County Emergency Medical Services program - work with county first responder groups, ambulance services and hospitals to ensure that quality emergency medical care is provided to the residents of our County.
- Sheboygan County Highway Safety Program - work with County and State highway officials to ensure programs are implemented and actions are taken to ensure the safety of our County highways.
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