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About Will County EMAWill County EMA was originally created as Civil Defense and later became Emergency Services and Disaster Agency. The name of the department was changed to Will County Emergency Management (EMA) in January, 1992 to more accurately reflect its responsibilities. The agency established within County Government is responsible for coordinating the emergency and disaster mitigation, as well as preparedness, planning, response and recovery efforts of the County and its political subdivisions in conjunction with the State of Illinois, private organizations, businesses, and the public. Our Agency Staff
Our MissionWill County EMA accomplishes its mission through a wide array of programmatic efforts, including development of emergency plans; conduct of disaster exercises; development of emergency communications and warning systems; operations of specialized emergency response units; public awareness and education; and, guidance to local units of government. Emergency ContactFor Emergency ONLY, call (815) 740-0911 - (i.e. during times of an emergency, urgent situations, or for notification of a chemical release under SARA Title III) When you call the emergency number, we need the following information from you:
Non-Emergency / Administration Office - (815) 740-8351
During the recovery period, after a federal or state declared disaster, that involves Will County, the after hours recording on the administration line will be updated with information and additional telephone numbers residents may need to help recover from the emergency/disaster. For ALL other contact information, please visit our contact page. Divisions Within the Agency
If you have any questions, or would like more information about your Will County EMA, please contact our office. |
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