Kodiak Emergency Operations Center

Kodiak Emergency Operations Center Emergency Operations Center Operating Levels:
Level 1 – Routine operations, occurring and forecasted events present little, if any threat.
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Kodiak Island Emergency Management, keeping the archipelago safe, prepared, and resilient by partnering with local agencies and organizations to protect lives and property. Level 2 – Indicates a heightened sense of awareness. Occurring or forecasted events include a potential or present threat. Level 3 – indicates an actual event occurred or may be imminent. Examples, flooding disrupting transport

ation, extended search and rescue requiring inter-agency support, wildland fire requiring evacuation of shelter, raised Homeland Security threat
Level 4 – Indicates response to a major life threatening and/or property damaging event. Examples, flooding, sea storm surge, tsunami displaces residents and damages structures, wildland fire requires evacuation and sheltering of citizens, damaging earthquake.

05/11/2026

This year, May 10 through May 16, 2026, has been designated as National Police Week and May 13, 2026, as Peace Officer’s Memorial Day. This federal recognition was established by President Kennedy by executive order in 1962.

This week serves as a reminder of the profound commitment and inherent risk associated with our profession. It offers the opportunity to pause and reflect on the honor and memory of the men and women whose lives were lost in the performance of duty, while also celebrating the dedication of those who continue to serve their communities each day.

National Police Week is also a time to recognize the sacrifices made not only by officers, but by their families, friends, and loved ones who stand beside them through the challenges and uncertainties of this profession. We honor the courage, selflessness, and unwavering commitment demonstrated by law enforcement officers across the nation, and we remain forever grateful to those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others.

May we continue to remember the fallen, support those who serve today, and uphold the values of duty, honor, and service that define the law enforcement profession.

05/08/2026

Good morning, Kodiak. Follow me on Instagram @ folsom1556 (Kodiak Emergency Manager)

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Introducing "Kodiak Ready" Prepare Today, Protect Tomorrow
05/01/2026

Introducing "Kodiak Ready" Prepare Today, Protect Tomorrow

It is National Volunteer Week, find a way to Volunteer. Be "Kodiak Ready"
04/23/2026

It is National Volunteer Week, find a way to Volunteer. Be "Kodiak Ready"

Prolonged Rainfall Expected through this Weekend. Be Safe Kodiak
04/22/2026

Prolonged Rainfall Expected through this Weekend. Be Safe Kodiak

04/13/2026

Honoring our Public Safety Dispatchers - National
Public Safety Telecommunicator’s Week

During the second week of April, communities nationwide celebrate National Public Safety Telecommunicator’s Week.

Our public safety telecommunicators are the calm, clear voices behind every emergency call. They are the lifeline between those in crisis and the help
they need. Dispatchers working tirelessly, 24/7, to ensure our community and first responders are safe and supported. Their professionalism, quick
thinking and unwavering dedication deserve our deepest gratitude.

Please take a moment to thank our dispatch team for the crucial role they play to the Kodiak Community and for keeping all first responders safe.

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2160 Mill Bay Road
Kodiak, AK
99615

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+19074868000

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