Nebraska Emergency Management Agency

The Nebraska Emergency Management Agency is charged by state statute to reduce the vulnerabilities of the people and communities of Nebraska from the damage, injury and loss of life and property resulting from natural, technological, or man-made disasters and emergencies.

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A flooded area in Decatur on June 6

State-wide Flooding
Image gallery
June 2011

People of all ages in a classroom, sitting in a circle of tables with group names in the front of each table

Cherry/Keya Paha Functional
January 2005

Emergency Vehicles push an actor on a gurney in a full scale emergency exercise.

Douglas/Sarpy Full Scale
March 2005

A police car is parked behind a trailor carrying a substance that has been triggered to leak for a training exercise.

Douglas/Sarpy Full Scale
March 2005

An EMT helps an actor with false trauma in a Full Scale disaster training.

Douglas/Sarpy Full Scale
March 2005

Gage County officials practice using a call center in a functional disaster training.

Gage County Functional
March 2005

Emergency workers in bio-hazard suits practice spraying off their suits after a practice exposure.

Madison County Full Scale
October 2004

Workers gather around a command center and practice taking calls and directing resources in a disaster training.

Scotts Bluff/Banner Functional
November 2004

Emergency workers gather around a model of their own city to plan for and anticipate the needs of their community in the event of a disaster.

Ulysses Model City
March 2005

Law enforcement practices taking dangerous offenders into custody during a disaster training.

York Full Scale
October 2004

Law enforcement practices maintaining a prison in a disaster training.

York Full Scale
October 2004

Nebraska Emergency Management Agency, 1300 Military Road, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508-1090