Navarro County Office of Emergency Management

Navarro County Office of Emergency Management The Navarro County Office of Emergency Management (NCOEM) is a unique office that serves Navarro County and most incorporated jurisdictions in Navarro County.

The primary purpose is to prepare, respond, recover from and mitigate emergencies. Director of NCOEM - County Judge HM Davenport

Emergency Management Coordinator - Eric R Meyers

Assistant Emergency Management Coordinator - Darrell Cobb

Assistant Emergency Management Coordinator - Brett Latta

SEPTEMBER 11 — WE WILL NEVER FORGET 25 Years of Remembrance | 2001–2026Today, the Navarro County Office of Emergency Man...
09/11/2026

SEPTEMBER 11 — WE WILL NEVER FORGET
25 Years of Remembrance | 2001–2026

Today, the Navarro County Office of Emergency Management joins our nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001, honoring the courage of those who responded, and standing with the families whose lives were forever changed.

We remember the innocent people who never returned home. We honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency medical personnel, and everyday citizens who put others before themselves. We also recognize the dispatchers, recovery workers, volunteers, and countless others who answered the call to serve.

Our hearts remain with the survivors, the families of the fallen, and those who continue to carry the physical and emotional wounds of that day.

As we reflect on this solemn anniversary, let us remember not only the tragedy, but also the compassion, unity, and extraordinary acts of courage that followed. Neighbors helped neighbors. Strangers became lifelines. Communities stood together.

Here in Navarro County, we honor that legacy through our commitment to preparedness, service, and protecting one another. May we never take for granted those who answer the call or the loved ones who support them.

We remember the fallen. We honor the heroes. We will never forget.

The outflow boundary has cleared the Metroplex, and storms along the boundary will continue to diminish after sunset. Me...
09/10/2026

The outflow boundary has cleared the Metroplex, and storms along the boundary will continue to diminish after sunset. Meanwhile, isolated storms in Central TX east of I-35 should continue for a few more hours. These may bring lightning and gusty winds.

An outflow boundary (dashed yellow line) will move through the DFW Metroplex over the next 90 minutes or so, brining gus...
09/10/2026

An outflow boundary (dashed yellow line) will move through the DFW Metroplex over the next 90 minutes or so, brining gusty winds, scattered storms, and slightly cooler temps behind it. Main threats from storms are lightning and strong wind gusts.

Scattered showers and storms will bring a brief reprieve to the hot and dry weather that’s pervaded our weather the last...
09/10/2026

Scattered showers and storms will bring a brief reprieve to the hot and dry weather that’s pervaded our weather the last couple of months. With the greatest storm coverage expected across North Texas, we may finally see an end to the historic dry streak at DFW.

Hot and dry weather quickly returns this weekend with clear skies and above normal temperatures expected into next week. Summer doesn’t want to go away just yet, so be sure you have ways to protect yourself from the heat and sun if you have outdoor plans this weekend!

Texoma and parts of North TX will see a 40-60% chance of storms on Thursday afternoon and evening. Some storms may be st...
09/10/2026

Texoma and parts of North TX will see a 40-60% chance of storms on Thursday afternoon and evening. Some storms may be strong with gusty winds.

Showers/storms (10-30% chance) may linger across Texoma on Friday, but otherwise it will be hot and dry this weekend.

Update - 1:00 PM 9/9/2026 FM 2555 has been reopened for traffic.Traffic Alert 🚨 - 10:20 AM 9/9/2026FM 2555 at the HWY 31...
09/09/2026

Update - 1:00 PM 9/9/2026

FM 2555 has been reopened for traffic.

Traffic Alert 🚨 - 10:20 AM 9/9/2026

FM 2555 at the HWY 31 bypass is shut down due to a major accident. Expect the closure to last until noon. Please avoid the area and find an alternate route for travel.

A Heat advisory is in effect for much of the area through 8 PM for heat indices up to 107°. If you have outdoor plans, b...
09/09/2026

A Heat advisory is in effect for much of the area through 8 PM for heat indices up to 107°. If you have outdoor plans, be sure to have ways to cool off and stay hydrated!

Near record heat is expected today across much of North and Central Texas. ⛈️ A couple showers or storms will also be possible (10-20%) west of the I-35 corridor and across the Brazos Valley.

Above normal temperatures will continue into this weekend with highs across much of North and Central TX remaining near or just above 100°.

09/08/2026

It is with great sadness that we extend our deepest sympathies to the family, friends, and loved ones of Paul Wilson, a retired detention officer with the Navarro County Sheriff’s Office.

Paul proudly served the citizens of Navarro County for 24 years, dedicating his career to the safety and security of others.

His years of service, commitment, and the impact he made on those around him will not be forgotten. Thank you for your service, Paul. May you rest in peace.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for portions of North and Central Texas today through 8 PM for feels like temperatures as h...
09/08/2026

A Heat Advisory is in effect for portions of North and Central Texas today through 8 PM for feels like temperatures as high as 108°. Take proper precautions to protect yourself from the sun and heat if you have to be outside today.

Summer-like weather continues today and tomorrow across North and Central TX with hot temperatures and very low chances (10-20%) for a couple showers or storms across East and Central TX.

Isolated thunderstorms will be possible Thursday evening across North Texas, potentially bringing some their first rain since July.

The rest of the week and upcoming weekend with stay hot with highs around 100° and heat index readings up to 104°. Low r...
09/07/2026

The rest of the week and upcoming weekend with stay hot with highs around 100° and heat index readings up to 104°. Low rain chances are expected each day, mainly near the Red River and across East Texas, but most areas will stay dry.

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223 W 1st Avenue
Corsicana, TX
75110

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+19038753315

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