Keeping an emergency kit in your home can help you stay prepared. Here are some essential items to put in your kit. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/48xIknu #OhioEMA

Strenuous activities can take more of a toll during extreme heat. Consider doing higher-energy activities before or after the hottest part of the day. For more information, visit: bit.ly/45S1bbf #BeatTheHeatOhio #OhioEMA

The four phases of emergency management are used by local emergency managers to help keep communities safe and resilient.

Being prepared is one of the most important things you can do when an emergency happens. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/4fLjUta #OhioEMA

We are conducting maintenance on the outdoor warning siren system August through December. During the week of August 11th, siren maintenance will occur in the north central portion of Hamilton County. You may hear occasional & brief siren soundings in your area during this time.

Another great fair season in the books! Our team amplified Ohio EMA's message by sharing safety and preparedness tips and information with fairgoers. Thank you to everyone who made this year so fantastic! #2025OhioStateFair

Local emergency managers play a critical role in ensuring community safety by following the four phases of emergency management: preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery. #EMAwarenessMonth

The EMAO 🇺🇸 Central Sector members met this morning and we took the opportunity to snap this great picture! Happy Emergency Management Awareness Month! #PartnersInPreparedness #EMAproud

Yesterday, Ohio EMA Technical Communications Chief Brian Castner gave a presentation regarding Integrated Public Alert & Warning System (IPAWS) at the EMAO Central Sector Meeting.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are beginning to form early this afternoon along the I-75 corridor. Thunderstorm development will continue through the afternoon with chances remaining into the overnight hours. A cold front approaches the region tomorrow.

Morning all- some locations in our coverage area received heavy rainfall last night. Did you have any flooding or high water? If so, please share that with us along with a location! 🌊☔️

There are many ways to get trusted emergency information. Find out which ones work best for you before disaster strikes. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/47fr0kC #OhioEMA

Last week, Ohio EMA Planning Section Supervisor Christen Swayer attended the Planning Practitioner Program at the National Disaster and Emergency Management University. This program allows planners to further develop their skills as leaders and planning program managers.

Are you signed up for mass notifications? It's critical to have multiple methods of reliable communications that you can count on in an emergency situation. See the video below to learn more. bit.ly/414Fjsh

I've authorized the use of the State Disaster Relief Program to support 12 counties that were significantly impacted by severe storms and flooding this year. Details: bit.ly/4mDKSpD

During extreme heat, remember to stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay informed. To learn more about extreme heat safety, visit: bit.ly/4kllUL1 #BeatTheHeatOhio

Happy Emergency Management Recognition Day! Your local emergency management agency is working year-round to ensure a safer, more resilient community. Watch the video below to see a message from Ohio EMA Executive Director Sima Merick. bit.ly/45fFof3

Findlay, we are headed your way today! Join us at 50 North from 2-4 p.m. to share your thoughts on the future of aging in Ohio. Sign up for Findlay or our five other town halls at the link below. Register: aging.ohio.gov/see-news-and-e…

Today is Emergency Management Recognition Day! Join us as we thank the local emergency management agencies in Ohio who work year round to make Ohio safer and more resilient. #EmergencyManagementRecognitionDay

Have a plan for severe weather - know where to seek safe shelter and make sure everyone in your household is accounted for. For more information on emergency plans, visit: bit.ly/4fLjUta #OhioEMA