Door County Emergency Management

06/10/2026

Severe Weather Alert

When: Wednesday afternoon into evening and again Thursday Afternoon

Potential Hazard: Damaging wind, large hail, and the possibility of tornadoes.

Actions: Sign up for Door County Ready, monitor weather, and have a plan with a designated safe area to seek refuge.

Sign up for Door County Ready Alerts here: https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=doorwi

06/09/2026

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Severe Weather Alert.

When Wednesday and Thursday.

Possible damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes on Wednesday, with the possibility of damaging winds and hail on Thursday.

Actions: Sign up for Door County Ready to receive emergency notifications and monitor incoming weather.

06/08/2026

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Wednesday afternoon into evening, the region will experience an elevated threat of severe weather. Take time today and sign up for Door County Ready, our Emergency Notification system, to stay up to date with severe weather notifications.

Sign up here: https://www.smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=doorwi

05/16/2026

Scattered thunderstorms have the potential to bring large hail Sunday night. Attention then turns to a higher risk of severe storms Monday and Monday Night where the area has been designated in a Slight Risk (Level 2). There is a lot of uncertainty on how the event unfolds on Monday, so stay tuned to later forecasts as the details of the forecast become clearer.

05/15/2026

High Fire Danger in Door County This Weekend
Door County is experiencing High Fire Danger over the next few days. As you tackle your spring cleaning, please help reduce the risk of wildfires by avoiding the burning of yard waste and disposing of grill coals safely and properly.
A little caution goes a long way—
Do your part to keep our community safe.

04/24/2026

There’s still time to sign up for the 2026 Summer Door County CERT Class!

If you’ve been thinking about getting involved in emergency response and helping your community during disasters, this is a great opportunity to get trained and make a difference.

Classes begin May 18 and run through June, with hands-on training led by experienced instructors. You’ll learn practical skills like disaster preparedness, fire safety, light search and rescue, and more.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of the Door County CERT team.

For more information, contact [email protected]

Register for the summer CERT Class with the link below.
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04/23/2026

As water levels recede in the county. If your home or property was impacted by recent flooding, there are resources available to help you begin recovery. Please visit the link below for information and assistance related to flood damage and cleanup.

We also ask that you report any damages by calling 211. This helps ensure our community receives the support and resources needed during recovery.

On April 13 and 14, severe storms moved into Wisconsin bringing strong winds, hail, tornadoes, and heavy rainfall. This resulted in storm damage and floodin ...

04/17/2026

4/17/2026
Severe thunderstorms with the potential to produce tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail will continue to move east-northeast from central to eastern Wisconsin over the next 2 to 3 hours.
Remain weather aware and have a way to receiving warning information.

04/17/2026

Private well owners should consider testing their drinking water after significant rainfall and flooding.

Well owners who experience flooding or observe changes to the taste, color or sediment levels in their water following heavy rainfall should assume their well is contaminated and take the following steps:
• Stop drinking the water and find an alternate source of safe water.
• Disinfect your well. This procedure is best done by a licensed well driller or pump installer with the expertise and equipment.
• Before resuming water consumption, sample the well after pumping and disinfection to ensure its safety.

Testing kits for local labs are available at Door County Public Health. Learn more at dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/Wells/flood.html