Marshall County EMA (MCEMA) is in the process of identifying how well our community can recover from hazardous events. MCEMA is responsible for identifying the most risks and proposing solutions that make our community more resilient as a whole by creating a Hazard Mitigation Plan. Your input will help MCEMA determine which natural and human-caused hazards to focus on and also help identify community assets and priorities. Please click the link below to fill out the survey.

Marshall County Emergency Management Agency is charged with the overall responsibility of coordinating the county's preparedness for and response to disasters.

The mission of the Emergency Management Agency is to develop a comprehensive emergency management program that seeks to: mitigate the effects of various hazards, to prepare for measures which will preserve life and minimize damage, to respond and coordinate assistance during emergencies, and to establish a recovery system to return the community to a normal status after an event.

This agency combines the local resources of Marshall County, and State and Federal resources to mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from the effects all types of emergencies including natural or man-made disasters, technological accidents, national security threats, and other disrupting incidents that may impact our area or the general populations.

Marshall County Emergency Management Agency is charged with the overall responsibility of coordinating the county's preparedness for and response to disasters.

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