Muskingum County EMA & LEPC

Muskingum County EMA & LEPC We provide coordination and support in time of need during a disaster incident or situation and ensure the safety and welfare of our citizens

The intent of the Muskingum County Emergency Management Agency is to provide coordination and support in the time of need during a disaster incident or situation and to see that all the available support and resources are secured for the safety and welfare of the communities and citizens of Muskingum County. The Agency supports the needs of the emergency service departments and personnel to the ex

tent of training, education, material items and financial support when appropriate. Finally, the Agency communicates with all local, state and federal agencies that may be utilized in the scope of duties performed by this agency when logistics and financial services are required for our county in a disaster or large-scale incident situation.

05/06/2022

Muskingum County EMA/LEPC is collecting information concerning Tuesday’s Hail Storm. You can go to Muskingum County EMA’s website and fill out the form located there. You can attach photos of your damage. Once you hit submit the information comes to us.

There is currently No Funding coming from the State or Federal Governments. We have to submit information to the State to try and qualify for a Disaster Declaration.

The quicker we get forms and information back the sooner we can provide information to the State.

If you are not comfortable doing it on our website please feel free to call our office. We can fill the form out for you.

All personal information will stay at our office.

Our office services all residents in the County no matter where you live.

To all the mothers out there we Wish You a Happy Mothers Day!

Someone decided to dump over 100 tires along Grief Road in the Licking View area recently. This resulted in a response f...
04/26/2022

Someone decided to dump over 100 tires along Grief Road in the Licking View area recently. This resulted in a response from the Sheriff’s Office, County Probation Department and the EMA/LEPC. If you know who dumped these tires please contact the Sheriff’s Office at 740-452-3637 Option 1 and give them the information.

The tires if left there would become a breeding location for mosquitos and other unwanted animals. This is not the only time or location that this has happened in Muskingum County.

It is against the Law to dump tires and is punishable by fines between $10,000.0 and $25,000.00 or imprisonment from two years to four years or both!

Help us keep our County Clean! Don’t dump Tires or Trash along our Roadways. Watch our Solid Waste District website for Special Collection Days.

Making a Better Community The average residence produces approximately 5.4 pounds of solid waste per day for each person living in the home. 2022 Special Collection Dates are not set. Dates will be listed as soon as they are confirmed. The year 2021 Financial Report for the SouthEastern Ohio Joint S...

04/13/2022

COVID-19 Update in Muskingum County

The link to today's Muskingum County COVID-19 Update from the Unified Command Center:http://zmchd.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/MC-COVID-19-Update-4-13-2022.pdf

03/30/2022

The Tornado/Disaster Siren at Washington Township Fire Department has officially been replaced and is operational as of 1:30 pm today.

03/30/2022

The weekly Tornado Siren Test will be done at 12 Noon on Wednesday’s. Test will be cancelled if Severe Weather is in the area.

Address

2215 Adamsville Road
Zanesville, OH
43701

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
7:30pm - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+17404531655

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