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Chances are that you and everyone you know will call for emergency assistance at least once or twice in your lifetime. However, no matter what your emergency... more
If you are experiencing a sudden illness or injury requiring emergency medical services, dial 9-1-1 and Johnson County MED-ACT will respond to your location... more
If you observe what you believe to be suspicious or criminal activity, report it here anonymously and law enforcement will check it out. If you need to make an... more
If you observe what you believe to be illegal drug activity, report it here anonymously and it will be checked out. If you need to make an official police... more
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in... more
Johnson County Emergency Management plans are written to consider all relevant hazards identified in the Johnson County Hazard Analysis and address the four... more
Make a difference! Save a life! If you are interested in learning Hands-Only CPR and/or the proper use of an AED, or need to become certified in CPR,... more
In order to protect the health and safety of their employees and their businesses, business owners and managers should, prepare, review, revise and exercise... more
Make sure your house is as safe as possible by following these few simple guidelines: Install smoke detectors on each level of your home and change batteries... more
Review a list of school resource links to help prepare your school for an emergency. more
For the millions of Americans who have physical, medical, sensory or cognitive disabilities, emergencies such as fires, floods and acts of terrorism present a... more
Individuals who are not affiliated with a public safety or other government entity wanting to take FEMA and other courses through a local, state or FEMA... more
Disasters can happen anytime and anywhere. When disaster strikes, you may not have much time to respond. In a large-scale disaster, local officials and relief... more
Fingerprinting for employment or other purposes (other than offender registration) can be completed at the Johnson County Sheriff's Office, 588 East Santa Fe,... more
If your identity information has been compromised or stolen, contact the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office to receive a report number related to your identity... more
You can search for an inmate currently in custody, or review previous booking history, by entering person's first and last names. more
The outdoor warning system for Johnson County is tested at 11:00am on the first Wednesday of the month. No tests are conducted when extreme cold and/or heavy... more
Looking for continuing education hours for your EMS recertification? Check out our registration site for upcoming classes or lectures. more
NotifyJoCo is a mass notification system designed to keep Johnson County residents and businesses informed of emergencies and certain non-emergency events. By registering with NotifyJoCo and customizing your alert preferences, you’ll receive time-sensitive messages directly from the County, city, and participating public utilities. Customize your contact information to get messages at home, work, on your cell, by text or email, and more.
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