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Reminder of the outdoor warning siren test today (9/2) at Noon.
09/02/2026

Reminder of the outdoor warning siren test today (9/2) at Noon.

Reminder, outdoor warning sirens will be tested today at 12:00 PM. If a siren fails to sound, please contact the Marion County Emergency Management Agency, or your local fire department.

In the early morning hours of August 30th, Marion County E-911 was requested by Franklin County 911 and EMA to assist wi...
08/30/2026

In the early morning hours of August 30th, Marion County E-911 was requested by Franklin County 911 and EMA to assist with communications equipment on a wide-area search for a missing kayaker along Bear Creek inside Franklin County. The search area was comprised of extremely rugged terrain and spanned several miles of creek bed. Cell service and existing LMR radio coverage were very poor in this terrain.

Marion County E-911 responded with a tactical radio repeater and 30ft mast, a portable radio dispatch console, and cache radios to assign to search teams. Numerous agencies and search and rescue teams participated in the search.

Thankfully, the missing individual was located early-on in the search, and safely reunited with their family. We are very thankful for those who assisted, and for the positive outcome of this search.

The National Weather Service has placed southeastern Marion County under a Severe Thunderstorm warning until 7:45 PM (8/...
08/18/2026

The National Weather Service has placed southeastern Marion County under a Severe Thunderstorm warning until 7:45 PM (8/17).

08/15/2026

Today at approximately 4:48 p.m., the Hamilton Police Department responded alongside the Hamilton Fire Department to Walmart, located in the 1700 block of Military Street South, following a report of a possible fire with evacuations underway.

Upon arrival, responders observed and confirmed smoke inside the building. Officers began assisting Walmart employees with evacuating the store and securing all entrances and exits. A police officer and fire personnel entered the building and conducted a sweep to ensure everyone had safely evacuated while also attempting to locate the source of the smoke.

After assessing the building, firefighters determined that there was no active fire. Hamilton Fire Department and maintenance personnel continued evaluating the situation, and the smoke appeared to have resulted from a mechanical issue. No fire was located.

During a large emergency response at a commercial building, particularly one occupied by a significant number of people, first responders must secure the area, restrict access, and begin assessing for any additional threats or hazards until the building can be thoroughly evaluated and declared safe.

We appreciate the Walmart employees who remained professional and worked alongside first responders until all customers were safely evacuated.

Any questions regarding the nature or cause of the apparent mechanical issue should be directed to the appropriate Walmart personnel.

We had a great time last year at Hamilton’s Public Safety Night Out, and we look forward to attending again this year! C...
08/14/2026

We had a great time last year at Hamilton’s Public Safety Night Out, and we look forward to attending again this year! Come see us on October 6th to learn more about the capabilities and responsibilities of 911!

Thanks to Air Evac Lifeteam 45 - Fayette, AL for the gift basket!
08/11/2026

Thanks to Air Evac Lifeteam 45 - Fayette, AL for the gift basket!

Reminder of the warning siren test today (8/5) at Noon.
08/05/2026

Reminder of the warning siren test today (8/5) at Noon.

Reminder, outdoor warning sirens will be tested today at 12:00 PM. If a siren fails to sound, please contact the Marion County Emergency Management Agency, or your local fire department.

The National Weather Service has placed Marion County under a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:15 PM.
07/09/2026

The National Weather Service has placed Marion County under a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:15 PM.

From all of us at Marion County 911, we wish you a safe and happy 250th Independence Day!
07/04/2026

From all of us at Marion County 911, we wish you a safe and happy 250th Independence Day!

The National Weather Service has placed Southern Marion County under a severe thunderstorm warning until 1:45 PM.
07/03/2026

The National Weather Service has placed Southern Marion County under a severe thunderstorm warning until 1:45 PM.

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Hamilton, AL
35570

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