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Welcome to the New scemd.org!

Welcome to the New scemd.org!

Welcome to the South Carolina Emergency Management Division's new website.  There are many features that we hope you explore to find out about disaster preparedness and the state's e....

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Hurricane Irene

Hurricane Irene

Situation Reports

State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) State Situation Reports:....

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2011 S.C. Earthquake Awareness Week

2011 S.C. Earthquake Awareness Week

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley is proclaiming Earthquake Awareness Week for 2011 be observed November 6-12 in South Carolina.  The S.C. Emergency Management Division and the Nati....

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Welcome To SCEMD

 

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The South Carolina Emergency Management Division, a division of the Military Department, is the coordinating agency responsible for the statewide emergency management program.  SCEMD’s mission is to develop, coordinate, and lead the state emergency management program, enabling effective preparation for, response to and recovery from emergencies and disasters in order to save lives, reduce human suffering and minimize property loss.  South Carolina is threatened by many natural and technological hazards. The threat posed by these hazards is both immediate (e.g., hazardous chemical spill, hurricane, tornado) and long-term (e.g., drought, chronic chemical release). These hazards have the potential to disrupt day-to-day activities, cause extensive property damage, and create mass casualties. Historically, the greatest risk is from natural hazards (e.g., hurricanes, tornadoes, severe storms, floods, earthquakes).  Disasters and emergency situations can happen anytime and anywhere. When disaster strikes, you may not have much time to respond, so it is important that you and your family are prepared. A hurricane, winter storm, earthquake, flood, tornado or any other disaster could cut off utility services for days and lead to evacuations or confine your family to your home. Take time now to understand the types of emergencies that may occur in your community, develop an emergency plan and assemble an emergency supplies kit - helping to keep you, and your family safe.

 

Nuclear Plant

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Nuclear Power Plant Emergency

 

The state has five nuclear power facilities and two closely located in neighboring states. All South Carolina counties, except for five coastal counties (Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester and Georgetown) fall within the 10 or 50 mile emergency planning zones of at least one nuclear power plant. 

 

Additional Nuclear Power Plant Resources:

 

State Emergency Operations Plan, Annex 25, Appendix A

South Carolina Operational Radiological Emergency Response Plan

SC Nuclear Power Plant Information -- SC DHEC

Federal Nuclear Power Plant Information -- FEMA

 

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