Teton County Wyoming

Emergency Management

Teton County Outdoor Warning Siren System

modulator electronic voice-capable siren

You may have noticed some of the new sirens that have been installed around the County. The siren pictured above can be found at the downtown Jackson fire station and at Teton Village. Additionally, new mechanical sirens have also been installed at the School District Bus Barn, Adam's Canyon fire station, and the Teton Pines fire station. You can see all of Teton County's sirens on the map here.

Remember, in Teton County if you hear a continuous siren wail for 3 minutes you need to tune to local radio, TV, or NOAA All-Hazards Weather Radio to receive an emergency message. Learn more about the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and how sirens fit into it here.

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Teton County Emergency Management reminds visitors and locals of the dangers of lightning - 7/1/2009
Lightning is the most frequent weather hazard impacting sports and outdoor recreation pursuits and is a frequent summer occurrence in Teton County and throughout Wyoming. Per

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8/29 : CERT Quarterly Meeting
Location: Mike Yokel Park pavilion
Time: 12:00p - 3:00p
This CERT member meeting will incorporate a potluck BBQ and field day to practice some CERT skills. Bring your CERT kit!


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Do you have a group that would be interested in hearing about preparing for and responding to disasters in Teton County? Emergency Management conducts informative presentations for local organizations.

Email us or call 733-9572 for more information or to set up an appointment.

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As a member of the community, are there any steps I can take to help prepare for a disaster?

Yes, there are. A good place to start on getting you and your family prepared is the Ready.gov website. If that has piqued your interest, a great online course to take is FEMA's Are You Ready? course. You can also check out Teton County Emergency Management's...

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