Lincoln County Emergency Management

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The mission of the Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency is to reduce the risk of loss of life and damage to property, to assist our residents and institutions, to protect our infrastructure, and to build resilient communities by leading and supporting Lincoln County in an all-hazards, risk-based, comprehensive emergency management program of prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.

Now that school is back in full swing, Lincoln County EMA is rolling out School Incident Command Guides.These binders wi...
08/24/2026

Now that school is back in full swing, Lincoln County EMA is rolling out School Incident Command Guides.

These binders will be placed in command-level emergency response vehicles throughout Lincoln County, helping ensure that the response to a school emergency is coordinated and consistent, regardless of where in the county the incident occurs.

Each guide includes a command checklist for response operations, QR codes providing immediate access to maps of every public school in Lincoln County, and laminated school maps for use by incident command during emergency operations.

A school emergency is one of those incidents we hope we never face, but hope is not a response plan.

Lincoln County EMA takes the safety of our children, teachers, and school staff seriously. We will continue working with our public safety and school partners to make sure that if the unthinkable happens, our responders arrive prepared, organized, and ready to act.

Valid 7/31/26 through 11pm
07/31/2026

Valid 7/31/26 through 11pm

One year ago, Elsberry received more than 12 inches of rain, causing a devastating flash flood disaster.While recovery w...
07/28/2026

One year ago, Elsberry received more than 12 inches of rain, causing a devastating flash flood disaster.

While recovery work continues today, the resilience of the Elsberry community turned an emergency into a powerful example of what strong local communities can accomplish when neighbors come together during life’s most difficult moments.

Lincoln County EMA continues working to ensure that when disasters like this occur, Lincoln County is prepared to save lives and respond quickly, efficiently, and effectively.

Today, we remember the devastation, recognize the work that remains, and honor everyone who responded, volunteered, donated, and helped their neighbors through an incredibly difficult time.

A Tornado Watch has been issued through 10pm tonight (6/17/26)
06/17/2026

A Tornado Watch has been issued through 10pm tonight (6/17/26)

Severe Storm Watch through 9pm this evening. (6/11/26)
06/11/2026

Severe Storm Watch through 9pm this evening. (6/11/26)

Tornado Watch through 11pm (6/10/26)
06/10/2026

Tornado Watch through 11pm (6/10/26)

That chance for severe weather returns today and tomorrow.
06/10/2026

That chance for severe weather returns today and tomorrow.

06/02/2026

Siren testing today at 10am. You may hear them several times.

05/18/2026

Flood Watch for Lincoln County through 7pm (5/18/26)

Valid until 9pm this evening (4/27/26)
04/27/2026

Valid until 9pm this evening (4/27/26)

Address

250 W College Street
Troy, MO
63379

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16365286182

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