Emergency Management Department

Contact:	Ed Mical - Director Ron Piroso - Deputy Director
Address:	5 East Main Street PO Box 265 Warner NH 03278
Phone:	603-748-0560 603-239-1086 603-724-2042
Email:	emd@WarnerNH.gov, demd@WarnerNH.gov
Hours:	By Appointment

Mission Statement

Warner Emergency Management is responsible for initiating, coordinating, and sustaining an effective local response to disasters and emergency situations. The emergency management director's role is to ensure that all departments and participating partners are aware of their responsibilities and provide a basis for providing protective actions prior to, during, and after any type of disaster impacting the community and its residents.

Additional Information and Links:

• Community Preparedness
• Eversource: Outage map, Report Outages by calling 800-662-7764
• Functional Needs Survey
• Individuals with Disabilities or Access & Functional Needs Preparedness
• Emergency Preparedness for Seniors
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Emergency Preparedness
• Capital Area Public Health Network
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• Kearsarge Mountain Road Emergency Access Route:
  • GIS Summary, Central NH Regional Planning Commission - October 2019
• NH Flood Safety Awareness, Flood Preparedness Flyer
• NH Homeland Security & Emergency Management
• NOAA Weather Service

2024 DRAFT Hazard Mitigation Plan Documents:

• 2024 DRAFT Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Appendix A - Critical And Community Facilities
• Appendix B - Annual Plan Implementation and Eval Worksheets
• Appendix C - TBD Meeting Information
• Appendix D - Plan Approval
• Appendix E - Photographic History of Hazard Events
• Appendix F - Hazard Mitigation and Severe Weather Event Survey
• Map 1 - Potential Hazards
• Map 2 - Past Hazards
• Map 3 - Critical Community Facilities
• Map 4 - Potential Hazards Losses

2019 Hazard Mitigation Plan Documents:

• 2019 Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Appendix A - Critical And Community Facilities
• Appendix D - Plan Approval
• Appendix E - Photographic History of Hazard Events
• Map 1 - Potential Hazards
• Map 2 - Past Hazards
• Map 3 - Critical Community Facilities
• Map 3A - Downtown Inset
• Map 4 - Potential Hazards Losses
• Map 4A - Downtown Inset
• Map 5 - Culvert Stream Crossings

General Emergency Preparedness

At Home Preparedness

• Water: at least 1 gallon, per person, per day
• Can opener (non electric)
• Battery powered radio
• ABC - type fire extinguisher
• Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors
• Prescription medications
• Wired telephone (not cordless)
• Flashlight & battery powered lantern
• 3-day supply of canned or dried foods
• 3-day supply of baby food and formula