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Emergency Management Agency (EMA)
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Staff Directory
Email
ema@unioncountyohio.gov
Phone Numbers
937-645-3174
Emergencies: Dial 911
Location
233 West 6th Street
Marysville,
OH
43040
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The Ohio  Emergency Management Agency website can help you and your family prepare for, respond to, and recover from a disaster.

The ReadyOhio website can help you determine if you and your family are ready for a disaster.

The Centers For Disease Control website can help you find information about health topics and outbreaks that may affect you and your family

 The Federal Emergency Management Agency website is an excellent source for anyone interested in learning about information relating to disaster preparedness.


The federal Ready.gov website can help you and your family prepare for, respond to, and recover from a disaster.

The National Weather Service website can provide weather information specific to the zip code you enter, and provides weather forecasts, past weather, weather safety tips, and education about weather in general.

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The OSHA Education Center website offers an Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Safety Guide to help business owners and employees prepare for disasters.

This DisasterAssistance.gov website can help you apply for FEMA disaster assistance and guide you to other resources to help you recover.

The National Flood Insurance Program website can help you and your family find information about if you are in a flood zone, and if so, how you can get flood insurance and how to be prepared in the event of a flood.