Hamilton County Emergency Management

Hamilton County Emergency Management We promote community preparedness, respond to emergencies and disasters by supporting municipalities, and maintain resources for disaster response.
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We coordinate operations via the county's Emergency Operations Center.

Hamilton County Emergency Management plays a key role in keeping our community safe by conducting detailed risk and haza...
06/02/2026

Hamilton County Emergency Management plays a key role in keeping our community safe by conducting detailed risk and hazard assessments.

Emergency Managers work year round to identify potential threats, study how those threats might affect people and infrastructure, and evaluate vulnerabilities across the county. This proactive planning reduces the impact of disasters, strengthens community resilience, and helps emergency responders act quickly when every second counts.

Emergency Managers work year-round to identify potential threats, study how those threats might affect people and infrastructure, and evaluate vulnerabilities across the county. This proactive planning reduces the impact of disasters, strengthens community resilience, and helps emergency responders act quickly when every second counts.

06/01/2026

UPDATE: Roadway Open

🚨 Traffic Alert – S.R. 37 Closure 🚨

Motorists are advised that State Road 37 is currently closed between 256th Street and 266th Street due to a multi-vehicle crash.

Emergency responders are on scene assisting those involved and working to safely clear the roadway. Please avoid the area and seek alternative routes while crash investigation and cleanup efforts are underway.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as first responders work to reopen the roadway as quickly and safely as possible.

Please continue to monitor the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office social media channels for updates.

Hamilton County has updated our Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan! We’d love your input as we work to make our community safe...
06/01/2026

Hamilton County has updated our Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan! We’d love your input as we work to make our community safer and more resilient. Review the plan and share your thoughts here: https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/1320/Planning

Happy Emergency Management Week!!! Emergency Managers have a lot going on! This week, let's talk about some of the thing...
06/01/2026

Happy Emergency Management Week!!!

Emergency Managers have a lot going on! This week, let's talk about some of the things we do to help protect Hamilton County.

Emergency Management brings structure, coordination, and leadership during times of crisis. From tornadoes and flooding to hazmat incidents and large community events, Hamilton County Emergency Management ensures our county is ready with clear plans, trained responders, and reliable communication systems. We analyze potential hazards, run drills and trainings, maintain emergency alert systems, and help residents learn how to prepare their homes and families. Planning saves lives and keeps our community strong.

Imagine being able to step in during emergencies and provide reliable communication when normal systems fail. The HCEM C...
05/31/2026

Imagine being able to step in during emergencies and provide reliable communication when normal systems fail. The HCEM Communications Group is welcoming new volunteers who want to serve their community in a meaningful way.

The 10‑week Technician Course prepares you for the FCC exam while teaching how radio operators support emergency operations, severe-weather activations, and community events. If you’ve been looking for a skill that makes a real difference, this is a great place to start.

Find course details here: https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/908/RACES

Keep your devices safe while they charge! Always place phones, laptops, and tablets on a hard surface like a desk, table...
05/31/2026

Keep your devices safe while they charge!

Always place phones, laptops, and tablets on a hard surface like a desk, table, or countertop. Avoid soft surfaces like couches, beds, or fabric where they trap heat and can become a fire hazard.

Stay safe, Hamilton County!

Feeling confident during emergencies is something anyone can learn. CERT teaches you how to recognize hazards, stay calm...
05/30/2026

Feeling confident during emergencies is something anyone can learn. CERT teaches you how to recognize hazards, stay calm under pressure, and assist others safely. By joining CERT, you become part of a team that values leadership, service, and community strength.

We're taking applications now for our next CERT Class starting on September 16. https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/1279/CERT

Some batteries contain hazardous metals like lithium, nickel, cadmium, and lead, and they should never go in the trash. ...
05/29/2026

Some batteries contain hazardous metals like lithium, nickel, cadmium, and lead, and they should never go in the trash. These batteries come in all shapes and sizes, and many of them can be turned in at the Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Drop‑Center to ensure they’re handled properly and kept out of the environment.

Not sure what types of batteries are accepted?
Check out the HHW webpage for details:
https://hamiltoncounty.in.gov/1921/Battery-Safety-and-Recycling

Smart911 is a national service that protects 32 million residents across the country. The service is provided free to re...
05/29/2026

Smart911 is a national service that protects 32 million residents across the country. The service is provided free to residents of Hamilton County. Sign up today and create your safety plan to provide information to 911 and first responders before an emergency happens. www.Smart911.com

05/28/2026

Dense fog, with visibility of a quarter mile or less, will persist across many areas near and south of Interstate 70 this morning. Fog will dissipate by mid-morning. If traveling, be prepared for rapidly changing visibility within short distances.

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18100 Cumberland Road
Noblesville, IN
46060

Telephone

+13177703381

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