Emergency Planning and Response in Shelby County

Shelby County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Hub, under the supervision of Supervisor Harvey, plays a crucial role in local emergency planning and response. The Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) focuses on building strong relationships to ensure local success. Recent amendments to the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act and new risk assessment requirements for community water systems highlight the importance of preparedness. For more information, visit the Shelby County EMA website.

• Emergency Planning
• Shelby County
• LEPC
• Risk Assessment
• Community Water Systems

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1. Shelby County EMA Hub Harvey, Supervisor

2. LEPC: Local Emergency Planning Committee Local Relationships Local Success

3. Amendments to the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) America s Water Infrastructure Act: A Guide for SERCs, TERCS and LEPCs (March 2019)

4. New Risk Assessment and Emergency Response Plan Requirements for Community Water Systems (March 2019)

5. Shelby County EMA ema.shelbyal.com (click LEPC on left, all documents) 205-669-3999