Howard County Emergency Management Agency

Howard County Emergency Management Agency "Preparing for the application of existing facilities, materials, equipment and personnel during an

Emergency management is preparing for the application of existing facilities, materials, equipment and personnel during an emergency, in such a manner that lives may be saved, health and efficiency maintained, and property protected. All this is for the purpose of maintaining a social environment that is in harmony with the Constitution of the United States of America and the customs and traditions that American cherish. The responsibility for Emergency Management is vested jointly with Governmental officials and the local citizenry. Action for Emergency Management is initiated by local governmental officials, stimulated by local citizen groups and coordinated by the local Emergency Management Director.

03/02/2026

After the wintry mix moves out this morning we will see mostly cloudy skies rest of today. Then we will see rain chances ranging from 40 to 90% be the dominant story line for the remainder of the week. We could see widespread total rainfall amounts in excess of 1inch by Wednesday night.

03/02/2026

March = your evenings are back. 🌞✨

Here’s how much daylight we gain during March across the U.S.—from about 40 minutes in the far south (Florida) to roughly 100 minutes up near the northern tier. That’s up to an extra hour+ of after-work sunshine by the end of the month.

More light = more walks, more porch time, more “just one more thing” outside.
How much do you gain where you live—and what are you doing with your extra daylight? 👇🌿

03/02/2026

For 58 minutes, the moon will turn red due to the earth's shadow being casted onto it early Tuesday morning!

Unfortunately cloud cover looks to inhibit viewing for many across the eastern US.

02/27/2026
02/27/2026

A pattern shift will support increasing severe weather chances starting the middle of next week & beyond.

Mid-level troughing in the West with 60+°F dewpoints in the East should result in an extended period of active severe weather from the Southern Plains to the Southeast & perhaps into the Ohio Valley.

Now is a good time to review severe weather preparedness plans as the spring severe weather season starts to ramp up.

02/27/2026

Mail carriers appreciate clear paths. You will, too, when your mail arrives on time. Please clear your sidewalks of snow and ice. It works best when we work together!

02/27/2026

🌱 21 Days Until Spring
The countdown is officially in the home stretch. Three short weeks until the world starts waking up again — longer light, softer air, and that first hint of green pushing through the gray. You can almost feel the season stretching its arms, getting ready to step back into the spotlight.
Spring isn’t here yet… but it’s close enough to picture the first warm breeze drifting across the yard. 🌤️💐
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02/27/2026
02/27/2026

Sourdough- flour, water and salt ✨

I will never not be amazing at how something so simplistic, turns into something so beautiful 💜

Huzzah!

02/27/2026
02/26/2026

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Kokomo, IN
46901

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Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4pm
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