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IEMA: Highlights Holiday Safety in December
Tips offered for shopping, travel, winter heating and more
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: Illinois Submits Appeal for Individual Assistance to Aid 1.4 Million Illinois Flood Survivors
Also seeks to add Lee County to existing Public Assistance Disaster Declaration
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: September is National Preparedness Month in Illinois
Campaign will prepare residents, families and communities for emergencies or disasters
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: Illinois Terrorism Task Force Distributes STOP the Bleed Kits to Every Illinois School
The Illinois Terrorism Task Force today announced significant steps to improving trauma management training at schools in Illinois.
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: IEMA Launches New Homeland Security Campaign Focusing on Protecting Public Safety
‘See Something, Say Something’ PSA available for distribution
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: State Receives Extension for Submitting Request for Federal Declaration
Deadline for request is now September 3
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: Illinois Department of Corrections, Local Residents Join Forces With State To Fight Flooding
Protecting critical infrastructure is a priority in any flood operation.
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IEMA: Urges Volunteers to Use Extreme Caution During Flood Fight Operations
As flooding continues to impact communities across our state, the Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Illinois Department of Public Health would like to remind volunteer workers to make safety a priority.
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: Don't Wait, Evacuate: State, County Leaders Urge Residents to Prepare for Evacuations
State officials are issuing an urgent plea to residents in river communities to prepare for potential evacuations due to the threat of rising floodwaters
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: State Officials Urge Illinoisans to have Multiple Ways to Receive Emergency Alerts and Warnings
Holiday weekend forecast brings increased risk for severe weather and flash flooding throughout Illinois
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: IEMA, American Lung Association Announce Winners in Student Video, Poster Contests
New This Year: Winning video will be featured in Illinois movie theaters on May 17th
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: IEMA Highlights Recovery Preparedness Month
IEMA outlines five steps to help residents recover any disaster
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: Road Closures Prompt Transfer of Services at Pere Marquette Youth Facility
The Illinois Emergency Management Agency is working with the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice to address flooding concerns in Jersey County.
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Alicia Tate-Nadeau nominated to Illinois Emergency Management Agency
Alicia Tate-Nadeau was nominated in the Senate to be the director of the Illinois Emergency Management Agency on Tuesday, Jan. 29, according to the official Illinois General Assembly website.
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: The Time to Prepare is Now
Another Round of Cold, Snow Takes Aim at Northern and Central Illinois
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: January is ‘Radon Awareness Month' in Illinois
Statewide Radon Poster and Video Contests Now Accepting Entries
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: State Requests Joint Damage Assessment from U.S. Small Business Administration
Additional assessment in Christian County is the next step in the tornado recovery process
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: DOs and DON'Ts of DISASTER DONATIONS
Unsolicited donations often become the “Second Disaster”
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: State Agencies to Participate in Multi-Agency Resource Center this weekend in Taylorville
Center in Taylorville to offer disaster information, assistance for tornado survivors
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ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY: November is Winter Weather Preparedness Month
The official start of winter is still nearly two months away but much of the state has already experienced its first frost and, in some areas, its first snowfall.