City of Hampton - Emergency Management

Emergency Management
About Us The Hampton Emergency Management is responsible for planning and coordinating all natural or man-made emergencies and disasters that may occur within the city. The goal of Emergency Management is to coordinate a unified response to a crisis; to prevent or minimize the threat when possible; and to respond quickly and effectively when prevention is not possible. Mission & Responsibility FAQ's Emergency Management Cycle Emergency Management Links National Incident Management System NIMS Resource Center NIMS Training & Exercises Compliance Template 2006 2006 NIMS Chief Elected Official Fact Sheet FEMA Local & Regional Readiness Hampton Shelter Status & Locations Important Phone Numbers Emergency Management 1300 Thomas Street 1st Floor Hampton, VA 23669 Phone: (757) 727-1208 Fax: (757) 727-1351 Email: emoffice@hampton.gov Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday	Weather Related Information Current Weather Short Term Forecast NWS Wakefield, VA Zone Forecast Thunderstorm & Tornado Watches & Warnings Flash Flood Statements & Warnings ~ Radar Images ~ Current Local Radar National Weather Service Radar Weather Links National Weather Service, Wakefield VA Real Time Observations from the Hampton High School National Hurricane Center weather.gov ~ Tides ~ Hampton Roads Tides Tables Sewell's Point Back River Dandy Haven Resources Evacuation Map Hampton Surge Zone Map Hampton Disaster Preparedness Guide Emergency Operations Plan (abstract) Peninsula Hazard Mitigation Plan 24-Hour Time Articles & Documents Emergency Preparedness Weather Emergencies Terrorist Threat Terrorism Threat Condition Guides for Citizens Terrorism Threat Condition Guides for Businesses Safety Basic Chain Saw Safety and Use Felling, Bucking and Limbing Trees NOAA Weather Radio Technology Hazards Hazardous Materials Nuclear Incident Photographs September 4, 1999: Tropical Storm Dennis Tornado September 16, 1999: Hurricane Floyd Flooding Temporary Lodging Relocation Tips Extended Stay Facilities in Hampton Special Needs Registration Hampton Roads Special Needs Patient Emergency Preparedness Plan Home Elevation Project Before/After Disaster Information After a Flood After the Storm Before a Flood Chain Saw Safety Damage Prevention Evacuation First Aid Kit Flood Insurance Flood Recovery Plan How to Turn Off Your Utilities If Your Home is Damaged In-Place Sheltering Preparedness for Boat Owners Protecting Your Business Protecting Your Community Protecting Your Home Safe Room Volunteer Opportunities Water: An Absolute Necessity Local Media Local media will broadcast information 48-72 hours before hurricane landfall. Local TV Channels WAVY ....................................... Channel 10 WHRO ..................................... Channel 15 WTKR ...................................... Channel 3 WTVZ ....................................... Channel 33 WVEC ...................................... Channel 13 Hampton TV ........................... Channel 47 Non-Emergency..................... 727-8311 City Emergency Number...... 911 Traffic Information ............... 727-8511 Emergency Management ... 727-1208 Local Radio ............................ WHOV-88.1 www.enews.hampton.gov
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