Emergency Management and Communication Agency
Department Head
Clark A. Jones, Interim Director
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It is important that the residents of Mahoning County stay aware of the different threat levels and understand how they differ.
For an explanation of the Homeland Security Advisory System and the threat levels, Click Here. |
Mission Statement:
“Under the direction of Walter Duzzny, the Mahoning County Emergency Management and Communications has developed an ongoing Mission Statement:
The Mahoning County Emergency Services Agency will provide for the health, safety and welfare of the residents of Mahoning County, Ohio.
The Agency will be dedicated to mitigating effects of disasters and provide Preparedness, Response, and Recovery activities, and provide for Homeland Security.
The Agency shall also increase operational capabilities through increased awareness and through the training of local county departments and agencies, as well as local governments.”
What We Do:
Responsible for the Mitigation, Preparedness, Response and Recovery actions for all major emergencies and disasters, such as floods, tornados, chemical spills(roadway, railway and fixed facilities), blizzards, droughts, and terrorism. Coordinate county-wide communications goals, and 9-1-1 operational equipment needs. Lead County Agency as established by the Board of Commissioners for Homeland Security funding, training and operations. Facilitate planning and resource deployment of County and other County Departments and Agencies, including faith based organizations in times of crisis.
Revenue Source:
The Emergency Management and Communication Agency is funded with Federal and State monies along with grants and a special assessment tax on improved properties in Mahoning County for E-9-1-1 operations.
Current number of employees: 5
If fully staffed, the Number of Employees would be: 8