Many parents are frantically trying to get in contact with their kids after the Manchester attack. In case of an attack, hurricane, or car accident, first responders stress the importance of children having identification on them. This could help officials…
Pastors and priests who attended a disaster training luncheon now know more about what to do in an emergency in their place of worship. Local firefighters, police officers and pastors gathered in the Regions Banquet Room in the Knight Foundation…
Drop, cover, and hold on, that’s what kids all over the state of Mississippi and the nation were advised to do today.
Right now, states are vying for millions in disaster resilience funds to help in the wake of these disasters.
At the request Gov. Phil Bryant, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (M.E.M.A.), Mississippi State Department of Health (M.S.D.H.), and several other key state agencies are working closely together to ensure a coordinated response with the state's public health emergency plans.