Tag: State of Disaster Emergency

Governor Laura Kelly declared a state of disaster on February 15 due to extreme fire risks in Kansas, predicting dangerous conditions from Tuesday to Thursday. With strong winds and low humidity, wildland fires are a significant threat. Residents are urged to be cautious, report smoke immediately, and follow local guidance for safety.

Governor Laura Kelly declared a state of disaster emergency on June 18 due to severe storms and flooding, especially in central Kansas, from June 16-17. The proclamation enables state assistance and activates the State Emergency Operations Center to monitor flood impacts and support affected counties. Residents are urged to heed weather warnings.

Governor Laura Kelly declared a state of disaster emergency on April 1 due to imminent wildfire risks in Kansas, fueled by strong winds and low humidity. Residents are urged to take precautions against wildfires. Severe thunderstorms are also forecasted, urging preparedness among responders and communities. The Kansas Division of Emergency Management will assist local efforts as needed.

Governor Laura Kelly declared a state of disaster emergency due to high fire risks from March 14 onwards. She urged caution to prevent wildfires in elevated fire danger conditions, exacerbated by drought and low humidity. The Kansas Division of Emergency Management is preparing to assist local responders as needed.

Governor Laura Kelly issued a verbal state of disaster emergency proclamation at 3:46 p.m. today due to winter weather...