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Important DRC information from our partners at @FCEMHS. Don't delay, help is available!
Ohio Emergency Management Agency retweeted
馃晵 UPDATED HOURS: The Disaster Recovery Center at Reynoldsburg Community Church, 1636 Graham Road, has new hours of operation. Please check the updated schedule before visiting to ensure you can access the assistance you need.
Ohio Emergency Management Agency retweeted
Reminder: The Disaster Recovery Center in Hamilton County is now CLOSED! You can still apply for financial assistance online or by phone if you were impacted by severe weather August 10-22. For more information, visit hcema.org/SevereWxAug26.
Ohio Emergency Management Agency retweeted
OHIO: More than $5.5 million is in the hands of survivors affected by the August 10-22 storms. If your home or property was damaged & you live in Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Morgan, Muskingum, or Perry county you may be eligible for help. Apply: DisasterAssistance.gov
Ohio Emergency Management Agency retweeted
Here is a radar simulation for today, showing showers and a few thunderstorms with a crossing cold front.
Starting tomorrow, Oct. 14, the Ohio Emergency Management Agency is adjusting operations at its Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs). See updated hours: bit.ly/4jP8nhj
Oct. 15 is the Great American Shake Out! Millions of people will participate in earthquake drills at 10:15 am while at work, school, or home!
A Disaster Recovery Center is open in Franklin County to help disaster survivors get one-on-one help with the assistance application process. For more information, visit: bit.ly/4jP8nhj
Don't delay in visiting a DRC!
Ohio residents who had storm impacts in the seven declared counties are encouraged to visit their Disaster Recovery Centers soon. These will be open to provide disaster survivors with one-on-one help in the disaster assistance process.
It is time for a #FeaturedFriday Job Posting! The Ohio Emergency Management Agency is hiring three Disaster Services Consultant 2 (Disaster Relief Grants) positions in Franklin County. Learn more and apply at bit.ly/4zklSKn
After severe weather, homes may be in need of repair. Unfortunately, this can bring out people looking to scam those looking to rebuild their homes and community. Learn more about avoiding home repair scams at the Ohio Attorney General Office's Website: bit.ly/4x1CCVy
Three Ohio Disaster Recovery Centers will be opening tomorrow, October 7 at noon.
Ohio residents in the seven declared counties impacted by the August storms can get one-on-one help with the individual assistance application at these locations.
There are many ways to get trusted emergency information. Find out which ones work best for you before disaster strikes. To learn more about emergency communications, visit: bit.ly/47fr0kC
#OhioEMA
President Trump approved a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration for Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Morgan, Muskingum & Perry counties. Residents with losses in the approved counties can apply for assistance at DisasterAssistance.gov or calling 800-621-FEMA (3362).
Be aware, be prepared! Have a plan and know what to do when an emergency happens. For more information, visit: bit.ly/3LImC5h
Today we concluded the Ohio EMA 2026 Fall Conference.
Speakers presented on many critical topics that work towards the common goal of keeping Ohioans safe.
Thank you to all our speakers and attendees, and see you next time!
Today was day one of the Ohio Emergency Management Agency 2026 Fall Conference! After Ohio EMA Director Merick kicked the day off with opening remarks, attendees got to see some informative and engaging presentations on various topics.
See you tomorrow for day two!
The last week of #OhioPreparednessMonth, we're focusing on pet preparedness!
Don't forget to include your pets in your emergency plan, and add a few items for them in your kit.

































