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CCEMA Advisories
Now Available!

Do you want a little more information on what's going on with the weather, why the warning sirens are sounding (is it the monthly test or for real?), when is the weather spotters class this year, do you want to know when we're hosting another EMA class, etc. etc. etc.

CCEMA is now offering a way to provide advisories with information we believe may be of use to our citizens....and we're offering it FREE of Charge (although your normal cell phone or text messaging charges may apply.)

Simply go to our registration page (by clicking on the yellow "Registration Page" link) create your account, select the types of messages you with to receive (Voice Phone Calls, Emails and Text messages)...and you're done!

Obviously, the text messages will provide the least amount of info and the emails will have more details...and the voice phone calls will for the most part have the info in the emails. You can sign up for one, two or all three versions. And, we'll try to also post the information on our "Advisories" page here on our website...(second button on the left, just below "Home)

The information you provide is strictly used for our system...and there are no other agency, organization or individuals that have access to the data, and we're territorial...WE DON'T SHARE YOUR INFO!

But, because you create the account with your own User Name and Password, you can update it when you change phones, email or text addresses or want to change what you have selected to receive for messages. (You also need to remember your log-in info for the next time you visit)

We tested this system for most of July, and used a version of it for the National High School Finals Rodeo. We won't be providing daily forecasts like we did for the rodeo, but we will be updating you on weather watches and weather warnings.

THIS IS NOT A WARNING SYSTEM. Unfortunately, because your vendor (AT&T, Verizon, Union, etc.) control when they deliver the text messages, emails or whether the phone call goes to voice mail or actually rings through....so for warnings...please listen for the sirens, monitor weather radio and listen to the Emergency Alert System on your local radio stations.

Click HERE to go to the registration page.

 

Downburst

Downburst East of Rozet, WY July 20th, 2010
(photo by David King)

 

The Campbell County Emergency Management Agency has real-time updates for emergency events, siren tests, etc. Bookmark the Advisories page for quick reference.

If you have any questions, please contact David King at the Campbell County Emergency Management Agency, 500 South Gillette Avenue, Suite 1100, (307) 686-7477.

The Campbell County Emergency Management Agency (CCEMA) is a function within the Campbell County Commissioner's Office. The Coordinator reports to the Campbell County Commissioner's Administrative Director.

CCEMA operates within the guidelines of:

In the event of a disaster there are warning sirens around the county that will sound in case of an emergency. If you hear sirens take shelter in a sturdy building away from any glass or windows. For more information you can tune into any of the following radio stations for updates and details as to where the emergency is taking place and the severity of the emergency. To be prepared for such an emergency please visit our Preparedness page.

 

Radio Stations: KIML   1270 AM KCOV   99.1 FM KUWG  90.9 FM
  KXXL   103.9 FM KAML    96.9 FM KAXG   89.7 FM
  KGWY  100.7 FM KLWD   91.9 FM KYPR   88.9 FM


David King, Coordinator
Campbell County Emergency Management Agency

David King

Campbell County Courthouse
500 S. Gillette Avenue, Suite 1100
Gillette, Wyoming 82716
Office (307) 686-7477
Cell (307) 689-7477
Fax (307) 687-6325

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