Grant County Kansas Emergency Management

04/09/2026

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for portions of Kansas until 11PM. These storms should remain isolated with large hail and damaging winds being the main concern.

04/09/2026

03/06/2026

With the early fire season this year. The Fire Department is inviting area farmers to meet with them to discuss plans for the future.

03/06/2026

Friday's preparedness tip is for after the storm and rebuilding of the community

03/05/2026

Thursday is preparedness for Communication and power outage

03/04/2026

Medical preparedness is the topic for Wednesday. First Responders will be available, but due to the magnitude of the storm and damage, the crews may be delayed, so it is best to be prepared.

03/03/2026

This is the best explanation of the difference between a watch and a warning

03/03/2026

Tuesday is your safe place. Be Prepared

03/02/2026

This week is recognized as Severe Weather Awareness Week, and over the next several days we will be sharing helpful information to better protect our community.

Severe storms can develop quickly across western Kansas. Preparation and awareness save lives.

We encourage everyone in our community to:
✔️ Review your family emergency plan
✔️ Identify your safe shelter location
✔️ Make sure weather alerts are enabled on your phone
✔️ Check on neighbors who may need assistance

Stay connected to this page throughout the week as we post daily safety tips and preparedness information.

Prepared communities are resilient communities

02/24/2026

Thank you to Sugar Momma Cakes for the afternoon snack. They were greatly appreciated

02/24/2026

It is that time of the year for our annual Storm Spotter class. This year, it will be at the Grant County Fire Department. Please come join us for an informational meeting