Greenville County Emergency Management

Greenville County Emergency Management Greenville County Emergency Management coordinates large-scale emergencies and disasters.
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The Greenville County Emergency Management is staffed with a Director, Deputy Director, Community Relations Coordinator, Program Coordinator, Training and Exercise Coordinator, Planning Coordinator, and a Special Operations Coordinator. GCEM is responsible for planning, integrating, and implementing all emergency management and Homeland Security related activities for Greenville County. The role o

f Emergency Management is to coordinate the community's efforts to prepare for, respond to, and recover from, large-scale emergencies and disasters. Emergency Management works to craft a harmonized community-wide effort through the joint collaboration of both public and private organizations responsible for providing services to the community.

🚨 Today at the TR Farmers Market! 🚨Greenville County Emergency Management is at the TR Farmers Market today, Saturday, J...
06/06/2026

🚨 Today at the TR Farmers Market! 🚨

Greenville County Emergency Management is at the TR Farmers Market today, Saturday, June 6, until noon!

While you're enjoying the market, stop by and:

✅ Meet and chat with Emergency Management personnel

✅ Pick up some preparedness swag

✅ Learn simple ways your family can be better prepared for emergencies

✅ Ask questions about emergency preparedness in Greenville County

👧👦 Bring the kids, too! We have some fun kid-friendly swag and activities to help them learn about preparedness.

Come enjoy the market, say hello, and take a few minutes to help your family stay ready for whatever comes your way. We look forward to seeing you there!

🍩🌎 Happy National Donut Day & World Environment Day! 🌎🍩At Greenville County Emergency Management, we know preparedness i...
06/05/2026

🍩🌎 Happy National Donut Day & World Environment Day! 🌎🍩

At Greenville County Emergency Management, we know preparedness is a lot like a good donut — it’s all about having the right ingredients ready before you need them.

While you’re enjoying your favorite sweet treat today, take a few minutes to “fill the hole” in your emergency plans:

✅ Check your emergency kit supplies
✅ Review your family communication plan
✅ Sign up for emergency alerts
✅ Prepare for summer storms and hurricane season

And since today is also World Environment Day, remember that protecting our environment helps build a safer and more resilient community. Simple actions like properly disposing of hazardous materials, reducing litter, and preparing for severe weather can make a big impact.

So grab a donut, enjoy the day, and take one small step toward preparedness and protecting our planet. 🍩♻️🌱

Hurricane Preparedness Month may be over, but hurricane season is not waiting on anyone. We’re just hours away. So...-Bu...
05/31/2026

Hurricane Preparedness Month may be over, but hurricane season is not waiting on anyone.

We’re just hours away. So...
-Build the kit.
-Make the plan.
-Know your zone.

Future you will be happy. Go ahead and download your copy of the 2026 South Carolina Hurricane Guide.

If you can pick it up, put it up! That cute patio chair? Projectile.That garden gnome? Projectile.Your trampoline? Defin...
05/30/2026

If you can pick it up, put it up!

That cute patio chair? Projectile.
That garden gnome? Projectile.
Your trampoline? Definitely trying to leave the neighborhood.

Strong winds can turn yard items into flying hazards fast, so bring in anything that isn’t anchored down before the storm rolls through.

Preparedness tip: check the pantry first.Before the storm ever shows up, make sure your shelves are ready to handle it.-...
05/29/2026

Preparedness tip: check the pantry first.

Before the storm ever shows up, make sure your shelves are ready to handle it.

- Keep at least a 3-day supply of nonperishable foods

- Choose nutritious options to keep everyone fueled

- Include family favorites to boost morale

- Don’t forget food allergies and dietary needs

Check off your full emergency kit list here:https://www.scemd.org/media/1118/scemergchecklist.pdf

Greenville County Emergency Management would like to thank our community, partner agencies, and everyone involved for th...
05/27/2026

Greenville County Emergency Management would like to thank our community, partner agencies, and everyone involved for their support during this week’s multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise conducted in the area of N. Pleasantburg Dr. and Tower Dr.

The exercise has officially concluded and provided valuable opportunities for agencies to strengthen coordination, communication, and emergency response capabilities through realistic training scenarios.

We also appreciate the patience and understanding of residents and businesses in the area during the exercise activities over the past two days.

Training exercises like this play an important role in helping emergency personnel prepare to respond effectively and work together during real-world incidents.

Thank you again to all participating agencies and community partners for your continued commitment to public safety and preparedness.

for Are you receiving emergency alerts? Don’t rely on just one source. Sign up for Emergency Alerts, keep a NOAA Weather...
05/27/2026

for Are you receiving emergency alerts?

Don’t rely on just one source. Sign up for Emergency Alerts, keep a NOAA Weather Radio nearby, enable weather app notifications, and stay tuned to local TV and radio. Text and email alerts plus checking in with family and friends can also keep you informed. Stay connected.

To sign up for Greenville County Emergency Alert Notifications, go to www.gceoc.com. Click on CodeRed by Crisis24.

Today is the second day of the planned multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise being conducted by Greenville County...
05/27/2026

Today is the second day of the planned multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise being conducted by Greenville County Emergency Management and partner agencies in the area of N. Pleasantburg Dr. and Tower Dr.

Residents may continue to notice emergency personnel and response vehicles in the area between approximately 7:30 AM and 3:00 PM.

This activity is part of a coordinated training exercise and there is no threat to public safety. Please do not call 911 unless reporting an actual emergency.

Thank you to our community for your patience and support as local agencies work together to strengthen emergency preparedness capabilities.

Before you hit the beach, or before hurricane season starts sending swell your way, make sure you KNOW YOUR ZONE.Your Hu...
05/26/2026

Before you hit the beach, or before hurricane season starts sending swell your way, make sure you KNOW YOUR ZONE.

Your Hurricane Evacuation Zone isn’t just beach talk… it’s your game plan when storms start spinning.

Don’t wipe out because you didn’t know where to go.

Find your zone at https://hurricane.sc/know-your-zone

Today, Greenville County Emergency Management and partner agencies are conducting a planned multi-agency emergency prepa...
05/26/2026

Today, Greenville County Emergency Management and partner agencies are conducting a planned multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise in the area of N. Pleasantburg Dr and Tower Dr.

Residents may see emergency vehicles and personnel in the area throughout the day as agencies participate in coordinated training activities.

This is only an exercise and there is no threat to the public. Please do not call 911 unless you need to report an actual emergency.

Exercises like this help strengthen coordination and preparedness among responding agencies across our community.

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225 S. Pleasantburg Drive , Suite 02
Greenville, SC
29607

Telephone

+18644672680

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