EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES   

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
Are you and your family prepared for the next disaster that could impact you and your family?  You may download, print & share the Preparedness Calendar below:

Preparedness Calendar (PDF)

COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (CERT) NEWS
Erie County Department of Public Safety (Emergency Management) is once again hosting Free Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training.  Participants must be 18 years of age.  If you are interested, please download & print off the CERT Flyer below.

CERT Flyer   

KNOW 9-1-1 KNOWS... 
Register a Household Profile with the local 9-1-1 Center so they can provide faster and better response in the event of an emergency at your home.  This service is free.  You may visit safetown.org for more information.

You may download / print the flyer below:
Know9-1-1Knows

UPDATE
On October 16, 2014, Governor Corbett appointed Lyn Wittmer to serve as Emergency Management Coordinator for the Conelway Regional Emergency Management Agency. Lyn is now actively pursuing the required training and working with the member municipalities to develop emergency preparedness plans. 

CONELWAY REGIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
Public safety is a primary responsibility of government and the ultimate responsibility for emergency management preparedness has been thrust upon local government officials by Title 35, the Emergency Management Act.

Action was taken in 2012 by the Wayne Township Board of Supervisors, as they entered into an Intergovernmental Agreement with Concord Township, Elgin Borough, Venango Township, Amity Township, and the City of Corry to expand the Conelway Regional Emergency Management Agency (CREMA) to assume responsibility for response to any natural or man-made disaster emergencies within their geographical area.

Each municipality will provide financial support for the Conelway Regional Emergency Management Agency, probably based upon a per capita basis.  The Agency will establish, equip and staff a primary Regional Emergency Operations Center (EOC.)

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY?
In an emergency many hands are needed.  The Agency will need a list of persons who can volunteer to assist the emergency operations staff with communication, route & special alert notifications, evacuation transport and other tasks as determined in the field.  If you are willing to serve your community in this capacity, please call Jill at 663-1663.