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Severe Weather Preparedness Week is March 18-24, 2018

Details: Published: Friday, 15 March 2019 10:36

March 17-23 is Severe Weather Preparedness Week in Indiana. 18613 Doerhman Rd 19

Indiana Severe Weather Preparedness Week is part of a nationwide effort designed to increase awareness of the severe weather that affects everyone and to encourage individuals, families, businesses and communities to become a Weather-Ready Nation. Your actions help to make Allen County, StormReady!

Learn more at Weather-Ready Nation Follow us on Twitter @ACHomeland, the National Weather Service of Northern Indiana @nwsiwx and FEMA @readygov.

2019 Severe Weather Preparedness Brochure

Governor Holcomb's 2019 Severe Weather Preparedness Week Proclamation

National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin Re-Issued

Details: Published: Saturday, 19 January 2019 09:26

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January 19, 2019

DHS REISSUES THE NTAS BULLETIN

WASHINGTON – Since 2015, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has used this Bulletin to highlight the continuing terror threat to the U.S. Homeland. The United States is engaged in a generational fight against terrorists who seek to attack the American people, our country, and our way of life. An informed, vigilant and engaged public remains one of our greatest assets to identify potential terrorists and prevent attacks.

View NTAS Advisory Bulletin Jan 2019

Learn more about the National Terrorism Advisory System and view the latest NTAS Bulletin under our Hometown Security section.

Hometown Security Starts at Home

Details: Published: Monday, 06 April 2015 10:36

Preparedness Kit

Our county becomes better-prepared and more-resilient when we all do our part to be ready.

Preparing for the unexpected doesn't have to be hard. Keep it simple. Focus on the basics: Be Informed; Make a Plan; Build a Kit; Get involved. Visit http://www.ready.gov/ for some great ideas that you can make your own. Get involved in your own hometown security http://allencounty.us/homeland/get-involved

If You See Something - Say Something

Details: Published: Monday, 13 June 2016 07:11

If you see something

We continue to monitor national events and are prepared to take necessary precautions for citizens. No threat information with regard to Indiana has been identified. Hoosiers are urged to be vigilant in the wake of the most recent attack in Florida. The Allen County Office of Homeland Security reminds people that “if they see something suspicious, say something” by contacting our office using the contact information above or by using the tabs to the right on this page. If danger is imminent, call 911.