Douglas County is in Stage 2 Fire Restrictions by order of the Sheriff. Visit the Douglas County Sherriff’s office page to learn more about what is allowed during a Stage 2 Fire Restriction.
Douglas County is in Stage 2 Fire Restrictions by order of the Sheriff. Visit the Douglas County Sherriff’s office page to learn more about what is allowed during a Stage 2 Fire Restriction.
Posted on September 6, 2024 2024News and Events
Pictured: Wildfire burning in the foothills near homes
What would you do if you had to urgently leave your home due to flood or fire? Are you prepared to survive severe weather in your home or in your car?
During National Preparedness Month in September, formally recognized by Douglas County Commissioners at their Aug. 27 Business Meeting, we want to be sure everyone – including our most vulnerable populations – has the tools to prepare for an emergency.
Douglas County and our neighboring communities are regularly affected by events such as severe winter weather, wildfires and floods. A few simple steps and shared responsibility for readiness can make a big difference as we all work to be proactive.
Your county is standing ready to support the community with:
It is important to have a plan and an emergency kit. Taking the following steps can create a more organized, calm and rapid response during a disaster:
Learn more at Ready.gov.
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