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Are you ready to be a Preparedness Champion like Big Al? Richard Scott WVUA 23 and Tuscaloosa County EMA are teaming up to help you stay informed and safe this severe weather season! Don't wait for the herd - sign up for TuscALERT for a 'ton' of important updates from storm warnings to announcements! Let's stay ahead of the storm together! Get tips from Tuscaloosa County EMA's website.

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Congratulations to our newest Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) 2024 Graduates!!

Training sessions cover disaster preparedness, fire suppression, basic disaster medical operations, light search and rescue, disaster psychology, team organization and terrorism awareness. The training concludes with a disaster simulation in which participants practice skills that they learned throughout the course.
Please click here to be added to the CERT Program waitlist for Spring 2025.
 
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We are thrilled to present Tuscaloosa County EMA's Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Report. Within its pages, you'll discover a testament to the unwavering commitment and outstanding service delivered by our small yet dedicated team of four. This report encapsulates the continued efforts poured into every jurisdiction and stakeholder we serve.  Feel free to explore the comprehensive report by clicking here.  We sincerely hope that the information proves both enlightening and inspiring as we continue to work together for a resilient community!

Watch the video above to see how you can become a Tuscaloosa County EMA volunteer!
 
 
 
 
Storm Damage
If your home has been damaged by severe weather, report your damage directly to Tuscaloosa County EMA by clicking HEREPlease Report Structural Damage.

Remember to upload photos of your damage. You can never have too many photos!