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COOPER COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER
To see weather radar and information, click on the following links below:
Cooper County EOC weather station located on top of the Courthouse
Weather Station at the 100 milemarker I-70
Other websites to visit:
For Federal Emergency Management: www.fema.gov
For State Emergency Management: www.sema.dps.mo.gov
For more weather information in your area: www.crh.noaa.gov/eax
Severe Thunderstorm/Tornado Information
Reflective 911 Address Signs Forms
Cooper Co EMA is hosting a Weather Spotters Class on March 18, 2010 at 7:00 pm. Class will be located at the Cooper Co EOC at 200 Main St, Boonville. Please call for enrollment, seating is limited, 660-882-2614.
Links to Help Citizens Prepare for Disaster
Links to Help Citizens Prepare their Pets for Disaster
For many citizens their pets are considered to be members of your family. The following links may help owners prepare their pets for potential emergencies.
Disaster Preparedness for Pets: http://disasterprepped.com/preparedness_pets.php
Disaster Tips for Reptiles and Amphibians: http://disasterprepped.com/reptiles.php
Mission Statement
"...to protect the lives and property of all residents when major disasters threaten public safety in any city, county or region of Cooper County."
Cooper Co EOC responds to two types of disasters - natural and manmade. Natural disasters are major snow and/or ice storms, floods, tornadoes, and/or severe weather. Manmade disasters, also known as technological emergencies, may include hazardous material incidents, nuclear power plant accidents and other radiological hazards. EOC is also responsible for developing a County Emergency Operations Plan which coordinates the actions of Local Government Departments and Agencies in the event of any emergency requiring use of County resources and personnel.
How to Disinfect Drinking Water
When should drinking water be disinfected:
if your community has been issued a boil water advisory
you are using water directly from a stream, lake or shallow well
if a natural or manmade disaster has disrupted your community water supply
Boiling: Boiling is the best way to kill bacteria, viruses and parasites. A full boil for at least one minute is recommended. At elevations over 2,000 meters you should boil water for at least two minutes to disinfect it.
To remove the flat taste of boiled water, leave the boiled water in a clean covered container for a few hours or pour the cooled boiled water back and forth from one clean container to another.
Director: Tom White
Cooper County Emergency Operation Center
200 Main Street, Suite 911
Boonville, MO 65233
Phone; 660-882-2614 or 2610
Fax; 660-882-7908
Email: coopercounty@classicnet.net
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