Emergency Management

Fire Chief/ Emergency Management Coordinator  Dean Spencer

The primary responsibility of the Office of Emergency Management is the development and integration of written procedures to proactively address natural and man-made disasters, including acts of terror. This is accomplished through the evaluation and implementation of emergency management plans in compliance with state and federal regulations. In 2006, the City of Webster adopted the Harris County Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan, a multijurisdictional plan that adheres to those regulations. This plan is updated every five years, and allows for each local entity to add specific mitigations that fit within their needs. It is Webster’s goal to implement plans that allow the City to prepare for, prevent, respond to, and recover from disasters. 

To contact the Webster Fire Department, please call 281.316.3730

For Emergencies Only
Call 9-1-1

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Call the State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry (STEAR)
Do you or anyone you know need some assistance during times of an emergency event? The state of Texas presents the STEAR program. The STEAR program is a free registry that provides local emergency planners and emergency responders with additional information on the needs in their community.

Register before a storm is threatening by dialing 2-1-1 or visit the STEAR website to register online. Operators will register those requiring special assistance. As a storm approaches, an assessment and evacuation plan will be determined. 

Additional Information

Hurricane

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Hurricane Season 
begins June 1
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Interactive Evacuation Map
Flood

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Floods are one of the most common hazards, striking single streets to entire states, often without warning...
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Active Shooter

Active Shooter

Learn what to do in an active shooting event, recognize the danger signs, and what to expect after an active shooting takes place. 
Webster is a Storm Ready City
To qualify as Storm Ready, a community must demonstrate advanced planning, weather monitoring systems, and communication abilities. The Storm Ready Program by the National Weather Service helps communities with communications and safety skills needed to save lives and property - before, during, and after an extreme weather or water event. 
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