Morgan County 911

👢Boots? Check.
🤠 Cowboy hat? Check.
⛈️ Weather app? Better check that too.

Rock the South kicks off Thursday, and while the music will be loud, Mother Nature may try to join the lineup with a few afternoon thunderstorms.

If you’re heading out this weekend, stay hydrated, keep your phone charged, and have a weather plan ready!

Travel safe, watch for increased traffic, and enjoy your time!

Let’s not be a call!! Be careful with rapidly rising water

POWER OUTAGE MAPS:

Joe Wheeler map: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/3f34983588ff4984ad25cdb6c94b7125/

Decatur Utilities map: https://nisc.decaturutilities.com/maps/OMSWebMap/

CURRENT CALLS WORKING - 1:45pm.

Again - Please do not call 911 just to report a power outage
If there is a tree down or other similar weather with no injuries - you can text 911 with the information. Our phone lines are pretty busy.

STAY SAFE OUT THERE !

We are getting TONS of lines and trees down in Decatur and surrounding areas. PLEASE do not call 911 to report your power out only!
There are NO tornados with this - it is all straight line wind - which is just as dangerous.

YES!! Jacks hamburgers for $1 on National Hamburger Day!

Celebrate National Hamburger Day the Jack’s Country way with $1 Hamburgers on Thursday (5/28) from 2PM-Close. 🎉

Limit 5 per order while supplies last. Available in-store & online at all locations.

🐾 Today, we honor a special member of our Morgan County 911 family as she takes her final retirement.

From Oklahoma to Alabama, she brought light wherever she went. In a profession where difficult days are part of the job, she was a steady comfort; bringing smiles when they were needed most, calm in stressful moments, and a quiet kind of support that never asked for recognition.

Public safety changes people. Coco helped take care of the people who take care of everyone else.

With grateful hearts, we thank her for a job well done.

10-42 to our Coco. 💛🐾

Today, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Their courage, selflessness, and dedication to protecting others will never be forgotten. We are forever grateful for the freedoms we enjoy because of their service.

From all of us at Morgan County 911, we remember the fallen, honor their legacy, and keep their families in our thoughts this Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

**Memorial Day Weekend Safety Reminder**

As you enjoy the Memorial Day weekend, please stay weather aware. Forecasted storms can develop quickly, and lightning is more dangerous than many people realize.

We wish everyone a safe Memorial Day weekend as we honor and remember those who gave everything for our country!