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Seivert, Coordinator |
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Shelby County Emergency Management is the former
Civil Defense Agency. Our mission reflects the desire of our
nation and congress to make our citizens more aware of the "disasters"
which might effect them. Through education, planning, zoning and
other direct actions, our aim is to minimize or eliminate the risk to
life and property. For up-to-date information, go to
http://www.shelbycountyema.com.
Bob Seivert, Coordinator, supervises the activities of
Shelby County's
Enhanced 911 Center, assisting fire and emergency medical services with
response, training, and planning needs, coordinating the warning and
response to
severe weather,
hazardous chemical spills, or other
disasters and major responses we
might experience.
A database of residents within the E911 System allows
the placement of information beneficial to emergency response personnel.
The
911 Medical Information Form allows you to share your information
with the E911 System; this information remains confidential.
If you have questions, please, contact us. We can help, whether
you'd like to know more about the administration of the 911 program,
severe weather awareness week, or the Emergency
Management Agency.
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Emergency
Management Agency Employees (click name for email) |
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Jason
Wickizer - EMS Coordinator |
Bob Seivert - EMA Coordinator |
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Mike Jensen - Assistant
Communications Supervisor |
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Kandi Schlensig - 911
Dispatcher |
Angie Hansen - 911 Dispatcher |
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Mary Ann
Anastasi - 911 Dispatcher |
Teresa Bruck - 911 Dispatcher |
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Roxanne Petersen - 911 Dispatcher |
Susan Giasson - 911
Dispatcher |
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Michelle Andersen - 911
Dispatcher |
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