| Tuscarawas County |
About FEMA The Federal Emergency Management Agency is the federal agency in charge of helping people before and after a disaster. The agency, usually just called FEMA, is called in to help when the President declares a disaster. Disasters are "declared" after hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, earthquakes or other similar events strike a community. Just as important, FEMA helps people BEFORE a disaster so they will be ready. FEMA teaches people how to prepare for a disaster and how to make their homes as safe as possible. FEMA works with communities to help them build safer, stronger buildings that are less likely to be damaged. FEMA also trains firefighters and emergency workers, and runs a flood insurance program. FEMA is an EXECUTIVE BRANCH agency, which means it reports to the President of the United States. Congress provides FEMA's budget each year and sets aside money to help people in the event of disasters. Disaster
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County Emergency Management Agency Patty Levengood, Director |
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| 2295 Reiser
Ave SE New Philadelphia, Ohio 44663 |
Office hours:
8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday |
Phone: (330)
308-6670 Fax: (330) 308-6675 |
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E-Mail: LevengoodP@co.tuscarawas.oh.us |
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