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Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Management

 

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WELCOME

Welcome to Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Management Website.  We hope this website is informative and user friendly.  If you have any comments or suggestions, please send then to our Webmaster.

 

 

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 MISSION

County government has a five-fold mission:

  1. To warn of impending danger;

  2. When required, support local response agencies with timely, effective deployment of resources;
  3. Through the public information process, keep affected residents informed about the situation and how they can protect themselves;
  4. Coordinate and direct restoration and recovery operations when local government resources are exhausted; and
  5. Assess local needs and coordinate support from the State of South Carolina and the federal government as necessary and appropriate.

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

The Spartanburg County Office of Emergency Management coordinates the Community Emergency Response Team for the county.  We encourage you to check out our CERT website by clicking here!!  

 

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)

Online Incident Report

 

WebEOC

Click on the image below to login into the WebEOC management console.

 

 

 

National Incident Management System

(NIMS)

2009 NIMS Training Requirements

 
CURRENT THREAT CONDITION

SCOEM ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER

PREPARE NOW

Winter Storm Information.

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?

Your Family Emergency Kit
By taking the time to assemble a family emergency kit you can help to keep your family safe and make a bad  situation a little more tolerable.

Your Family Emergency Plan
Meet with your family and discuss why you need to  prepare for a disaster.

WEATHER FORECAST

Enter Your "City, ST" or zip code   

 

H1N1 - CDC Links

The CDC continues to investigate human cases of H1N1 flu in the United States and is working closely with Canada, Mexico and with the World Health Organization (WHO). As a part of its response to the outbreak, CDC is issuing new H1N1 flu guidance.