Rave Alert is a free service for Clinton County residents, offering notifications on emergencies such as severe weather, traffic incidents, and other hazards. Users can receive alerts via email, text, or voice messages and customize their notification preferences. The service enhances personal safety by providing timely, actionable information.

EMS1 Academy provides online EMS training, offering a wide range of courses for EMTs and paramedics. It features training modules, credential management, reporting tools, and custom course builders. The platform supports compliance with continuing education requirements and integrates with various third-party systems. Its focus is on convenient, flexible learning and efficient training management for EMS agencies.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) coordinates federal disaster response and recovery efforts. It provides assistance to individuals, businesses, and communities affected by disasters. FEMA focuses on disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation. The agency also offers grants for hazard mitigation, training, and resilience-building initiatives. Key priorities include equity, climate resilience, and ensuring a prepared nation. FEMA also manages the National Flood Insurance Program and provides extensive resources for emergency management professionals and the public.

The Clinton County Office of Emergency Management prepares for, responds to, and recovers from disasters. Key areas include emergency response, hazard mitigation, school safety, compliance with SARA Title III and NIMS, and maintaining responder capabilities. It operates the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) during large events and emergencies to coordinate resources and information. The mission focuses on comprehensive emergency management principles and strong partnerships to ensure community safety.

The TCEMCA provides leadership and medical direction for the EMS system in Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties in Michigan. It aims to facilitate collaboration among stakeholders to enhance patient care quality and outcomes. The organization operates under Michigan Law, Part 209 of P.A. 368, focusing on proactive system improvements and continuing education for EMS professionals.

Do1Thing is a 12-month program designed to help individuals, families, and communities prepare for emergencies and disasters. Each month focuses on a specific aspect of preparedness, making it manageable to take small steps toward being ready for unexpected events. The program offers monthly reminders, fact sheets, and resources to guide participants. It aims to reduce the stress of preparation and improve community resilience.

The mission of the District 1 Regional Medical Response Coalition is to operate a voluntary coalition of hospitals and Medical Control Authorities (MCAs) and other community providers having the shared goal of providing for the health care needs for our citizens during emergency conditions.

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