Office of Emergency Management
The City of Greeley Office of Emergency Management (OEM) plans, coordinates, and supports a wide range of activities that help the community to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters, large-scale events and emergencies, while reducing vulnerabilities to hazards.
Here When You Need It Most
The Greeley OEM works with every city department to coordinate a network of preparation. Advanced preparation helps improve the community’s resiliency to save lives, property, time, money, and resources.
Greeley OEM values our strong community partnerships and collaboration with surrounding emergency management agencies. Greeley OEM proactively plans with a multitude of private industry to safeguard our economic vitality.
What To Know in an Emergency
The forces of nature can devastate a community, whether tornadoes, storms, blizzards, or wildfires; all of these can create a natural disaster. Other types of disasters can include communicable diseases, terrorist threats or other life-threatening emergencies.
If a disaster occurs, local government and disaster-relief organizations have plans in place to assist citizens. However, these agencies can become overwhelmed during severe disasters and it’s wise for individuals to have a plan to stay safe.
What To Expect During a Disaster
- Interruptions in utility services (electricity, telephone, heat, water supply)
- Explosions, fires and hazardous waste are serious threats to safety
- Civil unrest
- Limited availability, if at all, to purchase food or gasoline
Recovering from Disaster
After an emergency, continue to listen for news on where to get help from disaster relief organizations and government agencies. In the case of a disaster, check this page for additional updates on response and recovery.
Emergency Information
In case of emergency, stay tuned to the following sources for information regarding evacuation and shelter locations.
Regional Emergency Resources
Helpful resources for emergency preparedness and readiness.