Office of Emergency Management Mission Statement: Provide superior services in times of great need to our customers, both military and civilian, from the many facets that make up our organization, and our partnerships with civilian authorities. Focus on the safe guarding of life and property through efforts in Preparedness, Mitigation and Recovery, as well as Communications, Information Management, Resource Allocation, and Command and Control. Sustain the quality of life on the installation and in the surrounding communities by providing a safe and secure environment for our tenants, armed forces, civilians, and guests. Values: To Protect To provide a safe environment in which the community can be proud to work and live. To Serve To provide quality service equally to all people in a manner that demonstrates dignity and respect. To Be Responsive To The Community Acknowledge that the installation has a diverse population both on and off post, and that no call for assistance is too small to warrant complete attention to the satisfaction of all. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Upcoming Training and Events No training events scheduled at this time. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Management Materials: Various emergency management materials are available to help educate and inform the Soldiers and civilian staff at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center. Camp Atterbury Safety Handbook - THE Atterbury Safety Smartbook Brigade and Training Unit Severe Weather Guidance - Quick Reference for Indiana Weather
Training Unit Medevac/Casevac Guidelines - Atterbury's Treatment, Triage, and Transport System Severe Weather Shelter Maps: Cantonment Area Shelters - Storm shelters within the Cantonment Area at Camp Atterbury Training Area Shelters - Storm shelters within the Training Area at Camp Atterbury
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Active Shooter: How to Respond is a comprehensive overview compiled by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on how to prepare for, respond to, and prevent workplace violence. Resources and Websites Chemical Hazards Emergency Medical Management Emergency Management Contact Information: Directorate of Emergency Services
Emergency Management Coordinator
812-526-1780
Last Updated May 21, 2013 |