Internet Links

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT INTERNET LINKS


American Red Cross International Critical Incident Stress Foundation EIIP - Emergency Information Infrastructure Partnership Texas Gulf Coast Emergency Management Association (TGCEMA) Emergency Management Association of Texas (EMAT) Federal Emergency Management Agency International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) National Emergency Management Association (NEMA) TDH - Bureau of Emergency Management Texas Division of Emergency Management Disaster Resource Guide National Hazards Center Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) Texas Railroad Commission Texas Forest Service Texas Fire Chiefs Association Texas Fire Marshall's Office Texas Commission on Fire Protection
*Hazardous Materials Links*
Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Office (CEPPO) LEPC/SERC Net NOAA Chemical Aids Texas Department of Health, Hazard Communication Branch U. S. Department of Transportation (DOT) U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
*Weather Links*
The Tornado Project U.S. Weather Research Program River Forecast Center National Weather Service Houston/Galveston National Weather Service Southern Regional Center DTN.Com USGS River Information Page
Local Emergency Management Offices
Harris County Emergency Management Chambers County Emergency Management City Of Houston Emergency Management Galveston County Emergency Management Montgomery County Emergency Management Fort Bend County Emergency Management Jasper County Emergency Management City of Austin Emergency Management Wharton County Emergency Management
*Other Links*
University of Florida, Disaster Handbook University of North Texas, Emergency Administration and Planning Deep East Texas Council of Government (DETCOG) U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Texas Natural Resources Information Service (TNRIS Polk County Extension Office City of Livingston, Texas City of Onalaska Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

This Homepage was prepared by Kenneth F. Hambrick, Polk County Coordinator. Contact at E-Mail address: webmaster@pcoem.org for additional information about our program. The information contained in this Homepage is considered public domain and the Office of Emergency Management encourages interested persons to utilize any portions of it that might be of educational benefit or enhance their local programs.

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