This is the official home of the Fayette County Emergency Management Agency
(EMA) and Fayette County 911
Telephone: (724) 430-1277
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR CODE RED EMERGENCY ALERTS
-- Web CAD Now Available! Call the EMA Office for your login credentials if you did not receive them at the 3/6/2018 Fire Meeting --
Click here for the login page!
-- Here is a copy of the County's Basic Emergency Operations Plan! --
Click here (MS Word Format)
-- SAMPLE HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN MUNICIPAL RESOLUTION - Use this as a guide! --
Click here for an editable MS Word file
-- Attention Elected Officials and Emergency Management Personnel --
Click here for the 2017 Fayette County Hazard Mitigation Plan
Important News Regarding Fayette County Public Safety Radio!
Be advised that the county low band base station (33.70) is no longer available. Functionality will have totally ceased by 4:30 PM on March 28, 2014. This frequency will no longer be available for crosspatch or any other use. Any questions should be directed to Tony Alviar (724-430-1277) at FCEMA.
Attention Local EMA Personnel
Here are the checklists for PEMA County Certification.
Basic, Advanced, Professional. Note: This certification is for local appointed coordinators, deputies, and municipal staff members only.
--- Important Information for Responders ---
Click here for info on how our county-wide radio paging system works.
Attention Law Enforcement Officers!
Printable Blank CLEAN Entry Forms are Now Available Online
Click Here To Access Them!
Back By Popular Demand!
Fayette County 911 Scanner/Radio Frequencies
Ever wondered what happens when you dial 911?
Check out "Anatomy of a 911 Call"
Our newest public education slideshow! (Opens In New Window)
The Fayette County Emergency Management Agency’s mission is to support the direction, coordination and deployment of emergency services and resources in Fayette County to protect the citizens, property and environment of Fayette County.
Fayette County has established a comprehensive program to include planning, prevention, mitigation, response and recovery for any natural or man-made event
A major element of preparedness is public education and outreach – FCEMA provides these services through training and preparedness programs at no cost to individuals and groups in the county. For more details, click the resources link on the left navigation tab of our site.
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Feel free to navigate our site at your leisure. You'll find up-to-the-minute local news and weather, information on 911 and our staff, Fayette County's Team 900 HazMat resources, our 911 facilities and resources, responders, and more!