Accepts and investigates reports of FEMA fraud, waste, abuse, mismanagement, and misconduct.

Provides assistance to local disaster (home/apartment fires, floods, etc.) victims who have immediate, disaster-related needs 24-hours a day allocated on a case-by-case basis. Assistance can include shelter, food, clothing, reunifying families after a disaster, mental health counseling and health services for disaster victims. Also provides information on disaster preparedness.

Develops plans for readiness and coordinates responses for emergencies and natural or man-made disasters throughout the county. Website provides information about disaster planning and issues disaster warnings.

Provides information about public health threats and emergency preparedness. Accepts reports of communicable disease outbreaks.

Provides a day center and overnight shelter for individuals that identify as female or non-binary who are homeless. Offers breakfast, clothing, pet food, personal hygiene supplies, and shower and laundry facilities, and help applying and paying for identification documents. Case workers are available to provide referrals to additional services. Center is pet-friendly. Also offers a warming center in the winter.

Provides assistance to help meet the emergency needs of individuals and families affected by fire, flood and other disasters. Services include short-term housing, personal hygiene kits, food, and financial assistance. Also assists clients to make recovery plans.

Works to minimize flood and erosion damages for all county residents, property, and infrastructure. Provides floodplain information for owners, buyers, sellers, insurers, lenders, and the general public. Issues floodplain use permits. Constructs and maintains flood control improvements. Investigates drainage complaints.

Connects callers who are experiencing psychological distress as a result of a disaster to the nearest available crisis call center in the network. Callers speak to a trained hotline worker who will listen to and assess their problem. Also makes referrals to services for ongoing care, if needed.

Provides local disaster relief services. Services include mass feeding programs for victims and relief workers at temporary sites, mobile feeding programs for victims and relief workers at the disaster scene, temporary shelter in Salvation Army facilities, collection and distribution of donated goods for the victims, victim registration and identification, missing persons services, and spiritual counseling for the bereaved and injured.

Provides employment assistance and training to youth and adults who are homeless. Services include shelter, case management, employability training, and job search assistance. Offers the use of computers with Internet access, fax machines, copiers, and telephones. Also provides coordinated entry access for housing assessments and to screen for additional services. Offers additional shelter options during Operation Deep Freeze with possible pet friendly motel accommodations for those seeking shelter.

Develops plans for readiness and coordinates responses for emergencies and natural or man-made disasters throughout the county. Website provides information about disaster planning and issues disaster warnings.

Provides volunteers to clean up debris and to repair or rebuild homes for disaster survivors who lack sufficient resources to pay for it. Also dispatches trauma teams to work with children after a disaster.

Provides information on claiming a Recovery Rebate Credit. All first, second, and third Economic Impact Payments have been issued but those who missed a stimulus payment or got less than the full amount may be able to apply for the credit when filing their tax return. Website provides answers to frequently asked questions.

Website provides information about preparing for disasters, both natural and man-made. Includes information on assembling an emergency kit and making a family communication plan. Also includes forms and other documents to help prepare in case of nuclear explosion and other disasters.

Provides assistance to help meet the emergency needs of individuals and families affected by fire, flood and other disasters. Services include short-term housing, personal hygiene kits, food, and financial assistance. Also assists clients to make recovery plans.

Develops plans for readiness and coordinates responses for emergencies and natural or man-made disasters throughout the county. Website provides information about disaster planning and issues disaster warnings.

Develops plans for readiness and coordinates responses for emergencies and natural or man-made disasters throughout the county. Website provides information about disaster planning and issues disaster warnings.

Provides assistance to local disaster (home/apartment fires, floods, etc.) victims who have immediate, disaster-related needs 24-hours a day allocated on a case-by-case basis. Assistance can include shelter, food, clothing, reunifying families after a disaster, mental health counseling and health services for disaster victims. Also provides information on disaster preparedness.

Provides emergency shelter for up to seven consecutive nights for adult males who are homeless. Services include meals, laundry, clothing, hygiene and shower facilities. Extensions for up to 60 days may be available to those who are in the employment program or working with case coordinator. (Offers warming center during November 15th to March 31st)

Develops plans for readiness and coordinates responses for emergencies and natural or man-made disasters throughout the county. Website provides information about disaster planning and issues disaster warnings.

Provides volunteers to clean up debris and to repair or rebuild homes for disaster survivors who lack sufficient resources to pay for it. Also dispatches trauma teams to work with children after a disaster.

Provides information on the location of shelters during a disaster. Includes all open shelters within 200 miles.

Coordinates emergency preparedness, response, and recovery efforts to reduce the impact of emergencies and disaster statewide. Provides training for those in the emergency management profession.

Provides disaster preparedness training. Also provides long-term recovery case management and may provide limited financial support for disaster survivors.

Recruits and manages volunteers to help assess needs, clear debris, and do home repairs after disasters.