Morgan County Emergency Management Agency

Morgan County Emergency Management Agency

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The Official Page for Morgan County Emergency Management Agency in Morgan County, Alabama.

08/05/2026

🚨 Siren Test Reminder 🚨

Just a heads up! Our monthly emergency warning siren test will take place today at 9:15 AM. This includes both TVA sirens and tornado sirens. If you hear the sirens this morning, there is no emergency — it’s only a scheduled test.

📲 To stay informed about severe weather, emergencies, and important updates, be sure to sign up for MorganALert. You can subscribe by visiting the Morgan County EMA website and selecting MorganALert, or by following the sign-up link provided on our page.

📱 You can also download our mobile app to receive alerts and updates right on your phone. It works hand in hand with MorganALert to keep you in the loop wherever you are.

Staying informed is one of the best ways to stay safe!

08/03/2026

August is National Emergency Management Awareness Month.

Emergency Management plays an important role in helping communities prepare for, respond to, recover from, and reduce the impacts of disasters. From severe weather and hazardous materials incidents to large events, power outages, and community emergencies, emergency management works behind the scenes to support public safety and coordinate resources when they are needed most.

At Morgan County EMA, our mission is to help keep our community informed, prepared, and ready. We work closely with local, state, federal, and volunteer partners to plan for emergencies, provide public safety information, support response operations, and strengthen preparedness across Morgan County.

Throughout this month, we will be sharing a little more about some of our main focuses in the community, along with the daily processes that go into emergency management and preparedness.

Preparedness is a shared responsibility, and together we can help make Morgan County safer and more resilient.

07/30/2026

[Training Exercise]The Morgan County Sheriff's Office will be conducting a training exercise at Cotaco School until 4pm today and 8-4pm on Friday. There will be a large Law Enforcement presence on both days.

Photos from Morgan County Emergency Management Agency's post 07/27/2026

Last Wednesday, Morgan County EMA conducted a Community Reception Center (CRC) exercise at Hartselle High School. The exercise gave local stakeholders an opportunity to coordinate responsibilities, better understand what would be expected during an actual emergency, and receive hands-on experience with the equipment used during CRC operations.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped strengthen Morgan County’s emergency preparedness!

Photos from US National Weather Service Huntsville Alabama's post 07/27/2026
07/23/2026

[2:16 PM] Medium to high chances for rain and thunderstorms will persist through the rest of the day, with a low/medium risk for localized flooding east of I-65. Recent forecast trends suggest the biggest flooding concerns may stay just south and east of the area today.

07/23/2026

⚠️ TORNADO SIREN OUT OF SERVICE ⚠️

The tornado siren at Cotaco School is out of service until further notice due to a lightning strike.

All residents in the county should have multiple ways to receive weather alerts, including a NOAA Weather Radio, the Morgan County EMA app, and MorganALert. Never rely on outdoor warning sirens as your only source of emergency information.

Apple App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/.../morgan-county.../id820405384
Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details...
Sign up for MorganALert:
www.morgancoema.com/alerts

We will provide an update once the siren is back in service.

07/21/2026

Morgan County EMA and our public safety partners will be practicing Community Reception Center operations at:

📍 Hartselle High School — Wednesday, July 22
📍 Priceville High School — Friday, July 24

You may notice several first responders and emergency vehicles in the area, but don’t worry, it’s all part of the exercise!

07/17/2026

Please be advised that due to a traffic accident on Interstate 65 southbound near the 328 Mile Marker, traffic is currently at a complete standstill with no movement in the affected area.
The Hartselle Police Department is on scene abd actively working to manage the scene and safely clear the roadway as quickly as possible.
We ask motorist to avoid the area if possible, seek alternate routes, and remain patient while emergency crews perform their duties. Please do no attempt to drive around emergency vehicles or enter restricted areas.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to restore normal traffic flow.

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Telephone

Address


302 Lee Street NE
Decatur, AL
35601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm