Green County Emergency Management

06/04/2026

sounds like it will be getting hot next week. please stay cool out there!

Do you know the signs of heat-related illness?

On this Heat Awareness Day, take a few moments to learn the symptoms and what to do to be prepared for hot days coming this summer from our friends at the Wisconsin Department of Health Services: https://ow.ly/VnzT50Z6jzV

06/01/2026

Don't forget our furry friends!

June is National Pet Preparedness Month!🐶😺🦎🐦

Your pets are an important part of your family, and they rely on you to keep them safe.

🐾 Include pets in your emergency plans.
🐾 Create a kit for them.
🐾 Know where pet-friendly shelters are located.

06/01/2026

Planning your summer vacation? 🏖️

Keep your family and your home safe while you enjoy your time away.⬇️

05/28/2026

With hotter temperatures, NEVER leave kids or pets in a car!‼️

Even with the windows cracked, temperatures inside can be deadly in minutes.

👉 Place something in the backseat, such as a phone or purse, to remind you a child or pet is in the car.

05/28/2026

📱 Help is just 3️⃣ numbers away.

🚨 Use 911 for emergencies.
🤝 Use 211 to connect to information and resources.
🧠 Use 988 for support when experiencing a mental crisis.

05/21/2026

With the first day of summer a month away, now is the time to be summer ready!
☀️ Check your emergency alert settings.
☀️ Test your evacuation plans.
☀️ Practice going to your safe spot.

05/20/2026

Planning to travel for this upcoming holiday weekend?🧭

Before you hit the road, remember to restock and pack your vehicle emergency kit.

Some items to have on hand:
🚗Cell phone car charger
🚗Jumper cables
🚗First aid kit

05/18/2026

05/18/2026

With more thunderstorms possible later today, know what to do to be safe!⛈️

✅ Pay attention to the forecast.
✅ If you are alerted to a storm, get inside a sturdy building or vehicle.
✅ Stay away from windows once indoors

05/13/2026

If you needed to leave your house tonight, would you have what you need to quickly exit?

Pack a go-bag with essential supplies so you can quickly leave in emergencies like fires or floods.

Don’t forget to include items specific to your needs, like prescription medicines, kid or pet supplies, contact lenses or glasses, and more.

Make your packing list: ready.dc.gov