NEVER drive through standing water. It only takes two feet of standing water to sweep away a full-sized car.

Make sure to know the lightning safety rules. If you hear thunder or see lightning, go indoors.

Calling all residents, schools and businesses! Join us at 9 a.m. today in participating in the statewide PrepareAthon for tornado safety.

Tomorrow morning at 9 is the statewide PrepareAThon for tornado safety!

It’s Day Two of Severe Weather Preparedness Week! Learn the difference between a thunderstorm watch and a thunderstorm warning and make sure you’re prepared for both.

Today kicks off Severe Weather Preparedness Week! Remember: you and your family may not always be together when disaster strikes.

There are several different ways that you can get involved with CEMA and help make the Chatham County community more resilient. Found out how!

Archive of Hurricane Dorian 2019 updates.

At noon on the first Wednesday of every month, Chatham County residents will hear a one minute emergency tone from the various sirens located throughout the county.

Here are some tips to get you prepared.

Come join CEMA and other Emergency Management Agencies for the 2019 Coastal Empire Hurricane Expo! Throughout the day, one hundred Hurricane Buckets will be given away and some lucky attendees will go home with generators.

The 2019 Hurricane Expo - Saturday, June 1st at 9 a.m.

Hurricane Preparedness Week begins May 5, and the Chatham Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) encourages Chatham County residents to prepare by recognizing the risks and potential dangers of hurricanes.

After initial investigation, it has been determined at the National Weather Service server that pushes information to the siren controller was offline for maintenance.

On Wednesday, May 1st, at Noon, CEMA will conduct the monthly siren test.

On Thursday, April 25th, Chatham County Commission Chairman, Al Scott, recognized May 5th through May 11th 2019 as Hurricane Preparedness Week.

On July 20, 2019 at Savannah High School, CEMA, Memorial Health and WTOC will partner to bring the citizen's of Chatham County their very own Citizen's Hurricane Academy.

There is an enhanced risk for Severe Storms on Friday morning (4/19/2019) through the afternoon. There is a possibility for isolated tornadoes, wind gusts up to 45 mph and hail.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to respond during a disaster, especially a mass casualty disaster?

The 2015 Chatham County Pre-Disaster Hazard Mitigation Plan is being updated to meet FEMA Disaster Mitigation Act and Georgia Emergency Management requirements.