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Douglas County Emergency Management Agency. This account is not monitored 24/7.

Omaha, Nebraska
Joined March 2012
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**Reminder** The routine monthly test of the outdoor warning siren system will take place today, October 7, 2026, at 11 a.m. This is only a test—no action is needed. @DouglasCountyNE @DCSheriffNE @OmahaFireDept @OmahaPolice
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For Week 2 of #NationalPreparednessMonth, safeguard your important documents. Store copies in a waterproof, fire-resistant container or safe-deposit box. Keep password-protected digital copies in secure cloud storage or on an encrypted flash drive. #preparedness
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*Reminder* The routine monthly test of the Douglas County Outdoor Warning Siren System will be conducted today, September 2, at 11:00 AM. @OmahaFireDept @DCSheriffNE @OmahaPolice @DCNE911 @OmahaFireDept
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September is National Preparedness Month! Emergency alerts save lives. Don’t rely on just one method to stay informed! #preparedness #ready #beprepared
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Monthly outdoor warning siren test will take place today, August 5, at 11:00 a.m. Although it is raining this morning, there is no threat of severe weather. Today's activation is only a scheduled monthly test. @DouglasCountyNE @DCSheriffNE @OmahaPolice @OmahaFireDept
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If you or someone you know needs relief from the heat, see the graphic below for details on cooling center locations across Douglas County. Stay hydrated, find air conditioning, and check on vulnerable individuals including older adults and kids.
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Monthly outdoor warning siren test will take place today, July 1, at 11:00 a.m. Although it is raining this morning, there is no threat of severe weather. Today's activation is only a scheduled monthly test. @DouglasCountyNE @DCNE911 @DCSheriffNE @OmahaPolice @OmahaFireDept
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*Reminder* The routine monthly test of the Douglas County Outdoor Warning Siren System will be conducted today, June 3, at 11:00 AM. @OmahaFireDept @DCSheriffNE @OmahaPolice @DCNE911 @omaha_scanner
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Severe weather is possible today across Douglas County. Make sure you have multiple ways to receive weather alerts and emergency notifications: 📱 WEA Alerts 📻 NOAA Weather Radio 📺 Local TV & Radio 🌐 Websites & Apps 🚨 Outdoor Warning Sirens Have a plan. Stay weather aware!
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Be prepared for the potential of severe weather tonight, Sun. May 17. Severe weather capable of producing strong winds and large hail and a possible tornado may impact the @DouglasCountyNE area tonight as storms develop through the evening. See the current forecast at @NWSOmaha
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Recent rainfall has allowed the countywide burn ban to be lifted. While this is welcome news, safety remains critical. If you plan to burn, please read the important reminders in the graphic below. Let’s do our part to keep our communities safe. Burn smart!
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Potential for severe weather this afternoon into the evening hours. Stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive alerts. #beprepared #severeweather #douglascounty
A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska until 7 PM CDT
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A Severe Thunderstorm capable of hail (up to 1.50") is currently tracking northeast across eastern Nebraska. Below is it's estimated time of arrival at several locations over the next hour.
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Strong to severe storms are expected across southeast Nebraska which may impact the Douglas County area Thursday (4/9) afternoon into the evening hours. Timing for storm development could be between 5 and 7 p.m. Read more from @NWSOmaha below!👇
Strong to severe storm development is expected in southeast Nebraska this afternoon into the evening. The primary hazard will be isolated hail (up to 2") with damaging wind gusts (up to 70 mph) and a brief tornado also possible.
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Thanks to the recent rainfall, the Douglas County burn ban has been lifted. If you're planning to burn: • Follow your permit guidelines • Never leave fires unattended • Call 911 if conditions change Burn responsibly and stay safe!
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As we wrap up Severe Weather Awareness Week, don’t wait until a storm is on the way to get prepared. See more tips and reminders below on how to prepare for severe weather. Preparation today helps keep you and your loved ones safe tomorrow. #SevereWxAwareness
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During severe weather season, outdoor warning sirens are an important tool—but they are not meant to be your only source of alerts. That’s why it’s critical to have multiple ways to receive severe weather alerts! Read more in the graphic below. #SevereWxAwarenessWeek
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Severe Weather Awareness Week continues with a focus on staying informed and ready. Watch vs. Warning—do you know the difference? 🟡 Watch = Be prepared 🔴 Warning = Take action 👉 Learn more in the graphic below. #SevereWxAwarenessWeek #DouglasCounty #Nebraska
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Severe thunderstorms can develop quickly and bring damaging winds, hail, heavy rain, and dangerous lightning. The best way to stay safe? Be prepared before the storm arrives. See more safety tips and reminders below to help you and your family stay safe. #SevereWxAwarenessWeek
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Thanks to these 18 volunteer firefighters from Boys Town, Bennington, Waterloo, Irvington, Valley and Ralston who are on their way to help fight the wildfires in western Nebraska. Please keep these firefighters in your thoughts as they serve and for their safe return home.
In less than 24 hours, 18 firefighters from six different fire departments across Douglas County were ready to go on a 7-day deployment. Fire crews left Thursday morning and are on their way to assist with the wildfires in western Nebraska. 📸PHOTOS: Boys Town Fire Deparment
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