New Allen County EMA website offers new safety features
APRIL 28 MEDIA RELEASE__The Allen County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is proud to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website, now live at www.Allen-EMA.com/
The updated site provides residents with easier access to critical emergency preparedness resources, timely information, and important safety updates. Designed with user experience in mind, the new website is mobile-friendly, and easy to navigate.
Key features of the website include:
- Preparedness tips for severe weather and disasters
- Community resources and safety information
- Details on local emergency planning and response efforts
“This redesigned website allows us to better connect with our community and ensure residents have the information they need to stay safe before, during, and after an emergency,” said EMA Director Jared Gesler.
Residents are encouraged to explore the site, familiarize themselves with available resources, and use it as a go-to tool for emergency preparedness.
For more information, visit ww.Allen-EMA.com/
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