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Provided below is a list of resources and information regarding emergency preparedness and response for medical providers, schools and the community at large.
To effectively serve Clay County communities, the 24/7 public health emergency phone number has been given to local first-responders and hospitals.
For all emergencies call 911. For public health emergencies, contact the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services at 800-392-0272.
2020-2021 Annual Report - Emergency Preparedness & Response Program
Information from the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services and the American Red Cross on how to protect you and your family from biological, chemical radiological and nuclear emergencies.
Information from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, REMM and CDC on response to biological, chemical, radiological, nuclear and other public health emergencies.
Natural disasters can strike at any time, and although they cannot be avoided, there are many things people can do to protect their lives and their properties in case of such an event.
The main goal of emergency response regarding children of any age and any developmental stage is to promote adjustment and help them to cope with the traumatic event. This link will provide you with useful information both for first responders and parents/caregivers of children facing a traumatic event.
To effectively serve Clay County communities, the 24/7 public health emergency phone number has been given to local first-responders and hospitals.
For all emergencies call 911. For public health emergencies, contact the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services at 800-392-0272.
2020-2021 Annual Report - Emergency Preparedness & Response Program
Information for Everyone
Information from the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services and the American Red Cross on how to protect you and your family from biological, chemical radiological and nuclear emergencies.
- Biological Terrorism
- Chemical Terrorism
- Closed POD Information
- Ebola Virus Disease
- IED Attack
- Influenza
- Mass Casualty Events - Bombings/Explosions
- Natural Disasters and Weather Emergencies
- Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism
- Ready in 3 - Prepare for Emergencies
Information for Medical & Public Health Professionals
Information from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, REMM and CDC on response to biological, chemical, radiological, nuclear and other public health emergencies.
- Additional Resources for Disasters and Emergencies
- Biological Terrorism
- Chemical Terrorism
- Ebola Virus Disease
- Explosions and Traumatic Injuries
- Health Alerts, Advisories, Updates and Guidelines
- Influenza (Pandemic and Seasonal)
- Medical Countermeasures/Strategic National Stockpile
- Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism
Other Resources
- Emergency Response and Terrorism Handbooks
- Radiation Emergency Medical Management
- Radiological Information for Clinicians
Natural Disaster
Natural disasters can strike at any time, and although they cannot be avoided, there are many things people can do to protect their lives and their properties in case of such an event.
Weather Resources
Disaster Websites/comprehensive Resources
- A Public Health Guide to Safe Disaster Recovery (DHSS)
- Disaster Help (FEMA)
- Disaster Preparedness Toolkit for Environmental Health Specialists (DHSS)
- Disasters and Emergencies (HHS)
- Emergency Response Resources (NIOSH)
- Natural Disasters and Severe Weather: Comprehensive Response Resources (CDC)
Evacuation Centers
- A Public Health Guide for Emergency Shelters in Missouri (DHSS)
- Information for Disaster Evacuation Centers (CDC)
Food Safety
Immunizations
- Interim Immunization Recommendations for Individuals Displaced by a Disaster (CDC)
- Q&A About Immunization Recommendations Following a Disaster (CDC)
Mental Health
- Coping With a Disaster or Traumatic Event: Information for Health Professionals (CDC)
- Coping With a Disaster or Traumatic Event: Information for Responders (CDC)
- Disaster Mental Health (DHSS)
Additional Information
- American Red Cross Safe and Well Registry
- Disaster Assistance
- Epidemics After Natural Disasters (EID)
Children & Disaster Terrorism
The main goal of emergency response regarding children of any age and any developmental stage is to promote adjustment and help them to cope with the traumatic event. This link will provide you with useful information both for first responders and parents/caregivers of children facing a traumatic event.
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