Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency & 911

Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency & 911 Preparing and protecting the citizens of Forsyth County, GA. For emergency situations, dial 911.

Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency coordinates emergency and disaster response activities for Forsyth County. Our mission is to provide a comprehensive and aggressive mitigation and emergency preparedness, response, and recovery program to save lives, protect property, and reduce the effects of disasters and public health situations.

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ce on this site. For non-emergency information, Forsyth County can be reached during business hours at 770-781-2101 and at www.forsythco.com. SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY

Social Media Policy The purpose of Forsyth County’s social media, online presence is to present matters of public interest concerning Forsyth County’s programs, activities, news and photos and to otherwise augment and enhance county transparency and access. We welcome your comments, however, please note that the county’s social media sites are a moderated online discussion site and not intended as a traditional public or limited-purpose public forum. While the public’s submissions will not be edited by county personnel, the county reserves the right to remove those that include the following:

- Comments unrelated to the purpose and topical scope of the page. The page is not intended for comments that do not relate to the purpose or topical scope of the page;

-Obscenity;

-Po*******hy;

-Incitement to imminent lawless action;

-Comments disclosing identifiable medical information;

-Speech presenting a grave and imminent threat to public safety or property or that may imperil an ongoing criminal investigation or prosecution;

-Fighting words;

-Threats against other persons;

-Comments encouraging or promoting fraudulent activity;

-Defamation (libel/slander);

-Solicitations to commit, or speech integral to, criminal conduct;

-Promotion or advertisement of a business or commercial transaction;

-Promotion in favor of, or in opposition to, a candidate campaigning for election to a political office;

-Copyrighted material (if posted without the copyright holder’s consent);

-or Spam or links to other sites. The county may remove a submission if, in the reasonable discretion of the county official monitoring the site, it falls within one of the foregoing categories. The county also reserves the right to ban or revoke posting privileges of commenters/posters who repeatedly post comments that violate this policy. Monitoring of the site will generally occur during normal county business hours.

It happens and we understand! Take a minute Monday: 📱 Lock your phone when you’re not using it.👧 Teach children not to p...
08/24/2026

It happens and we understand! Take a minute Monday:

📱 Lock your phone when you’re not using it.
👧 Teach children not to play with phones, even old or inactive ones—many phones can still make 911 calls.
🔒 Use parental controls to limit access to the phone’s emergency calling features when appropriate.
⌚ Check smartwatches and other connected devices that may have emergency/SOS features.
🧑‍🏫 Teach kids what 911 is actually for and when it is appropriate to use it.

And the most important reminder:
If you or your child accidentally call 911, DON'T HANG UP! Tell the dispatcher it was accidental and follow their instructions.

🗳️ Strengthening Election Security Through Preparedness and PartnershipThe Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency re...
08/21/2026

🗳️ Strengthening Election Security Through Preparedness and Partnership

The Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency recently hosted an Election Security class that brought together local agencies and community partners. The goal was to enhance coordination, preparedness, and response capabilities related to the election process.

This training and collaboration ensure that agencies are equipped to communicate effectively, protect critical operations, and respond to potential incidents. Thank you to everyone who participated and contributed to Forsyth County’s commitment to conducting safe, secure, and resilient elections.

08/19/2026

There’s a whole person behind every headset.

Our dispatchers hear people on some of their worst days, so we encourage our team to make time for the things that bring them joy outside of work like hobbies, family, friends, pets, sports, or simply time to unplug.

Because they’re more than a dispatcher. They’re people, too. 💙

If you dial 911 in Forsyth County, you may receive a short survey asking if we met your expectations.⭐ 1 = We need to im...
08/14/2026

If you dial 911 in Forsyth County, you may receive a short survey asking if we met your expectations.

⭐ 1 = We need to improve
⭐ 5 = We were fantastic!

But the number isn't all we want to hear. Your comments and specific feedback matter too. Tell us what went well, what we could do better, or anything you think we should know.

Good or bad, we want to hear it. Your feedback helps us improve the service we provide when you need us most.

Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency participated in a District 2 Public Health Measles Outbreak Tabletop Exercise...
08/13/2026

Forsyth County Emergency Management Agency participated in a District 2 Public Health Measles Outbreak Tabletop Exercise alongside our local and regional partners.

Exercises like this allow agencies to work through realistic scenarios, strengthen coordination, and evaluate plans before a real emergency occurs. Participants discussed response strategies, communication, resource coordination, and decision-making to help ensure our community is prepared should a measles outbreak occur.

Preparedness starts long before an emergency happens. By training together, we strengthen our partnerships and our ability to protect the health and safety of Forsyth County residents.

A special thank you to Georgia Department of Public Health District 2 for facilitating this valuable exercise and to all of our partner agencies for their collaboration and commitment to community preparedness.

Some of our crew just returned from the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) conference in San A...
08/10/2026

Some of our crew just returned from the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO) conference in San Antonio. Which means we’re getting fresh ideas, new knowledge, and approximately 847 stories that start with “So, at the conference…” 😆

08/08/2026

🌧️ GEORGIA’S HISTORIC DROUGHT HAS ENDED!

After nearly 11 months, the drought that began September 23, 2025, officially ended August 6, 2026.

📍 Here in Forsyth County, we definitely felt the drought. January through June 2026 ranked as our 3rd-driest start to a year in 132 years, with precipitation 8.91 inches below normal. June was also our 26th driest June on record.

Across Georgia, this drought made history:

☀️ At its peak in April, 33% of Georgia was experiencing D4 – Exceptional Drought.

🗓️ On April 28, the entire state was in D2 – Severe Drought or worse at the same time—the first time that has happened since the U.S. Drought Monitor began in 2000.

💧 Georgia counties spent an average of 25 weeks in D2 or worse conditions.

After a long, exceptionally dry stretch, we’re thankful for the rainfall and improving conditions here in Forsyth County and across Georgia!

This is why we do what we do. ❤️📞Every call matters, and hearing feedback like this means the world to our team!A huge t...
08/07/2026

This is why we do what we do. ❤️📞
Every call matters, and hearing feedback like this means the world to our team!

A huge thank you to the person who took the time to share these kind words. Your appreciation was shared with the entire team and it reminds us why this work is so important.

08/06/2026

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