
Spartanburg County Office of
Emergency
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County government has a five-fold mission:
Spartanburg County will provide for: the protection, in the county in order to; minimize damage, injury, and loss of life resulting from any type disaster; provide for the continuity of government; and provide for damage assessment and survey of damage, private and public, resulting from such emergency.
CERT - FREE TRAINING
SCVOAD
SCVOAD is a humanitarian association fostering efficient, streamlined delivery of resources to people affected by disaster, while eliminating unnecessary duplication of effort, through cooperation and coordination in the four phases of disaster: preparation, response, recovery and mitigation. To learn more, click on the logo below:
FIRST CALL - EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION
The Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Services has entered into a multi-year contract with First Call Interactive Network. Spartanburg County now has the ability to call everyone in the County (who has a hard-line phone - published, non-published, and unlisted number) and warn them about impeding dangers or events that have already occurred. However, if a cell phone or a Voice-Over-IP (i.e. Vonage, Charter, etc) provider is your primary phone service, we strongly encourage you to register your information through our Notification Provider, First Call Interactive Network. To register your cell phone service and/or to learn more about First Call, please click on the link below: Incident Report (OES Personnel Only)
WebEOC
Click on the image below to login into the WebEOC management console.
National Incident Management System (NIMS)
2009 NIMS Training Requirements
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CURRENT THREAT CONDITION
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PREPARE NOW
Heavy snowfall and extreme cold can
immobilize an entire region. Even areas that
normally experience mild winters can be hit with a
major snowstorm or extreme cold. Winter storms can
result in flooding, storm surge, closed highways,
blocked roads, downed power lines and hypothermia.
How can I protect myself from winter storms and extreme cold?
WEATHER FORECAST
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