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Emergency Management Coordinator
Mindy Christian
Suite 331, City Hall, 500
Quartermaster Court
Phone: 812-280-3258 Fax:
812-285-6536
Hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., M-F
The City of Jeffersonville's emergency
management efforts are intended to compliment the countywide effort
that is the responsibility of the Clark County Emergency Management
Director.
The city is a participant in the
National Incident Management System, which makes it eligible for
certain state and federal funding relating to homeland security and
emergency preparedness and response.
Emergency Management plays a critical
role in municipal operations ranging from
Thunder Over Louisville planning and coordination to certain
types of grant writing.

Jeffersonville has
become the first city in the State of Indiana to
earn the National Weather Service's
StormReady®
designation.
Twenty-five of 92 Indiana Counties are
StormReady®,
but Jeffersonville is the state's first
municipality to earn the designation. There are
1,648
StormReady®
communities in the United States.
The National Weather
Service announced on August 20, 2010 that Jeffersonville had earned
the designation.
The designation means that city officials have
demonstrated to the
National Weather Service
that the city actively monitors severe weather
in advance of its arrival and has information
systems in place to help get a jump on severe
weather before it strikes.
The
City of Jeffersonville and the Clark County Chapter of the American
Red Cross installed portable defibrillators at Shirley Hall Park and
Woehrle Fields on Thursday, June 10.
The units were paid for with a Homeland Security grant, with a small
match from the Jeffersonville Fire Department.
In addition to Shirley Hall Park and Woehrle Fields, the city has
defibrillators available at City Hall, the Aquatic Center, Ken Ellis
Center, Nachand Fieldhouse and on fire trucks.
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