Webster County OES / 911

09/27/2025

Webster County farmers are eligible for Emergency Loan Assistance through the USDA due to the extreme drought conditions. Contact the USDA for more information.

09/26/2025

09/25/2025

Despite recent rain, the latest drought monitor shows that Webster County remains in an Extreme Drought,

09/18/2025

This weeks drought monitor shows that Webster County is in Extreme Drought. Some precipitation is expected next week but amounts are unknown at this time.

09/11/2025

The latest drought monitor has Webster County in a “Severe Drought” with little to no rain expected over the next 10 days.

09/11/2025

Bergoo Rd Closure
At Number 4
Monday September 15th
From 7 a.m to 6 p.m.

09/11/2025

It is about time🎉

🎉 America’s 9-1-1 professionals are celebrating the U.S. Senate’s action to classify 9-1-1 professionals as public safety, not clerical, personnel.

The Senate on Wednesday approved the Enhancing First Response Act (S.725), a bill supported by NENA: The 9-1-1 Association, which would direct the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to reclassify Public Safety Telecommunicators as a “Protective Service Occupation” in the federal Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system.

Currently, 9-1-1 professionals are classified as “Office and Administrative Support,” a designation that fails to reflect the highly specialized, lifesaving work they perform daily alongside other first responders. This no-cost, bipartisan legislation would correct this outdated classification, ensuring that 9-1-1 professionals receive the respect and recognition they deserve.

“Every day, 9-1-1 professionals are the FIRST first responders in thousands of emergencies,” said NENA CEO John Provenzano. “Reclassifying Public Safety Telecommunicators as Protective Service Occupations is a long-overdue correction that recognizes their indispensable role in public safety.”

Read more ➡️ https://www.nena.org/news/709853/U.S.-Senate-Passes-Bill-to-Recognize-9-1-1-as-a-Public-Safety-Occupation.htm

09/10/2025

Reminder
Webster County LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Committee)
Quarterly meeting 9/11/25 at noon
Webster County 911
All interested parties are invited

09/02/2025

WEBSTER COUNTY LEPC
QUARTERLY MEETING
SEPTEMBER 11 AT NOON
WEBSTER CO 911/OES
LUNCH PROVIDED
ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE WELCOME

08/21/2025

Keep yourself and your family safer by making sure you can receive emergency alerts. 📱Learn how below or visit your phone's website or owner's manual. www.ready.gov/alerts

08/12/2025

Erbacon Rd 11 miles from Cowen, White Oak, Carpenters Fork, Missouri Run. Bottom of Erbacon Mtn. For more info contact the Cowen PSD.