Onondaga County Department of Emergency Management

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Preparing for and responding to emergencies or disasters involves many disciplines and functions. In Onondaga County, the Department of Emergency Management is designated to coordinate all emergency management activities: mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. This multi-agency coordination enables the County to better protect life and property during disasters and emergencies. To achiev

e robust preparedness and response capability, the Department of Emergency Management works collaboratively with many agencies and organizations. emergency response agencies (EMS, fire, law enforcement)
human service agencies
public health and hospitals
utilities and communications
public works and transportation groups
the military
large corporations
local jurisdictions: City of Syracuse, 19 Towns, and 15 Villages

In addition to continually developing and updating emergency plans, the Department coordinates training for volunteer fire service agencies and EMS providers. Through a variety of multi-disciplinary committees and task forces, the Department of Emergency Management participates in a continual process of planning, training and exercising.

Happy Labor Day from Onondaga County Emergency Management. Today we honor the hard‑working people who keep our community...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from Onondaga County Emergency Management. Today we honor the hard‑working people who keep our community moving forward.

Our office is closed for the holiday, but Emergency Management remains on duty and ready to respond to emergencies across the county and support first responders.

Enjoy a safe and restful Labor Day, and thank you to everyone working to keep our community strong.

09/04/2026

⬇️⬇️⬇️ Bridge to open later today! Minor repairs to be completed next week therefore, there may be minor delays but bridge will be open!⬇️⬇️⬇️

09/04/2026

The Town of Manlius Police Department is looking for assistance with identifying the operator of the motorcycle in the attached photo. The motorcycle was observed by a patrol officer speeding. When the officer attempted to stop the motorcycle he began passing vehicles recklessly and fled from police. The motorcycle was last seen on September 4th at approximately 7:50 AM traveling west bound on E. Taft Rd. near Schuyler Road headed toward Northern Blvd.

If you have information regarding the location or identification of the motorcycle or operator, please contact [email protected] or 315-682-8673
And reference case # 26-461508

09/03/2026

Check out our new initiative: Voices of Service — a new way to inspire future volunteers!

We’re highlighting the hardworking volunteers serving in Fire Departments and EMS Agencies across Onondaga County, sharing their stories to encourage others to step forward and volunteer their time with a first responder agency.

We hope this series gives you a closer look at the dedication, commitment, and impact of our volunteers — and inspires you to join them in helping keep our community safe.

09/03/2026

Tornado Warning including Auburn NY, Skaneateles NY and Melrose Park NY until 9:15 PM EDT

Stay alert of the potential severe storms this evening. Keep an eye on updates as the weather gets closer and use cautio...
09/02/2026

Stay alert of the potential severe storms this evening. Keep an eye on updates as the weather gets closer and use caution if traveling.

Stay weather aware this morning and into the afternoon today as changing conditions move through the area. Keep an eye o...
09/02/2026

Stay weather aware this morning and into the afternoon today as changing conditions move through the area. Keep an eye on updates and use caution if you’re traveling.

Wednesday 9/2 8:25 AM Update: A line of storms moving from western NY into Central NY and NE PA late this morning brings frequent lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds, and localized hail. Stay weather-aware and have a way to receive warnings today. When thunder roars, go indoors! ⚡️
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September is National Preparedness Month, and this year’s theme is all about readiness: Americans Stand Ready.When we pr...
09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and this year’s theme is all about readiness: Americans Stand Ready.

When we prepare for emergencies, we’re not just protecting our families — we’re strengthening our towns, villages, and neighborhoods.

This year’s theme focuses on three ideas that reflect how Americans protect themselves, support their families, and work together to recover from disasters:

Americans stand ready to do our part: Being prepared and self‑reliant supports the incredible work our first responders do across Onondaga County.
Americans stand ready to protect our family and friends: We know what our loved ones need when things go sideways.
Americans stand ready to help our communities: A little proactive planning goes a long way in keeping everyone safe.

Take a moment this month to review your plans, refresh supplies, and help others get ready. Learn more at onondaga.gov/em/citizen-preparedness-2/

Preparedness starts with all of us — and Onondaga County stands ready.

September is National Preparedness Month, and this year’s theme is all about readiness: Americans Stand Ready.When we pr...
09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and this year’s theme is all about readiness: Americans Stand Ready.

When we prepare for emergencies, we’re not just protecting our families — we’re strengthening our towns, villages, and neighborhoods.

Americans stand ready to do our part: Being prepared and self‑reliant supports the incredible work our first responders do across Onondaga County.
Americans stand ready to protect our family and friends: We know what our loved ones need when things go sideways.
Americans stand ready to help our communities: A little proactive planning goes a long way in keeping everyone safe.

Take a moment this month to review your plans, refresh supplies, and help others get ready. Learn more at onondaga.gov/em/citizen-preparedness-2/

Preparedness starts with all of us — and Onondaga County stands ready.

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420 Electronics Parkway
Liverpool, NY
13088

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+13154352525

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