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Emergency & Disaster Planning

• Contact Information

• Plan, React, Survive!

• Emergency Operations Plan

Emergency Numbers & Websites - Printable PDF

Emergency Contact Information
City of Rolla	Phelps County	State of MO	Federal Gov't
Fire Dept: 573-364-3989 Police Dept: 573-308-1213 911 for emergencies Phelps Health Hospital: 573-364-9000 Rolla Municipal Utilities: 573-364-1572	Phelps County Sheriff's Dept: 573-426-3860 Phelps County Health Dept: 573-458-6010 Salvation Army: 573-386-4919 Hwy Patrol: 573-368-2345	SEMA MO Dept of Transportation (MoDOT): 573-368-2567 Ready.gov Missouri Page Dept. of Health & Senior Services 573-751-6400	FEMA Missouri DPS Dept. of Homeland Security American Red Cross: 573-364-3947 Center for Disease Control
RADIO Results Radio (covering 17 surrounding counties) KXMO 95.3 FM (Cuba) KDAA 97.5 FM KTTR 99.7 FM KDAA 103.1 FM KZNN 105.3 FM KTTR 1490 AM (573) 364-2525 officemresultsradio@yahoo.com KKID (92.9 FM) 573-364-4433 Rolla, MO kkid929fm@kkid929fm.com KMNR 89.7 FM 573-341-4272 Rolla, MO kmnr@mst.edu KFLW Radio (98.9 FM) 866-381-3444 St. Robert, MO toquinn@kflw99.com KJPW Radio (97.9 FM) 573-336-4913 Waynesville, MO kjpw@regionalradio.com		TELEVISION KY3 TV (800) 492-4335 Springfield, MO newsproducers@ky3.com KOLR TV 10 (417) 862-1010 Springfield, MO news@kolr10.com KRCG TV 13 (573) 896-5144 Jefferson City, MO news@krcg.com

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Plan... React... Survive!

(Download all in one PDF document)

"Nobody plans to fail, but many have failed to plan."	Children	Earthquake	Evacuation
Fire	First Aid	Food	Grab N' Go Bag
Heat	Home Safety	Household / Family	Phones
Power Outage	Seniors & Disabled	Sirens	Terror Attack
Thunder storms	Tornado	Utilities	Water

 

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Emergency Facts and Tips

Everyone should have a basic knowledge of severe weather and hazardous accidents safety rules. Knowing what to do, or where to go when threatened can be the difference between life and death. This is equally important whether you are at home, work or in school. Having a rehearsed emergency plan in place can greatly reduce the potential of injury or even loss of life.

The following valuable safety information concerning severe weather and hazardous materials accidents is provided by both the National Weather Service and the State Emergency Management Agency. We encourage you to read this information thoroughly.