Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management

Utility crews working overnight were able to bring power back on for several thousand customers in Springfield and around the Ozarks, while some remained without electricity.

Residents of several Missouri counties, including Greene, are eligible to apply.

The state, cities, counties and some nonprofits may request funding to repair storm damage.

CU officials said its crews and other teams are working hard to restore electricity.

The Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management or OEM has set up a volunteer coordination center to help area residents affected by…

The Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management is continuing to work with partner agencies and government departments throughout the Ozarks…

With recent deadly tornadoes in Alabama and severe weather season approaching, now is a good time to review disaster preparedness tips.Branden Surgnier,…

The Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management has named Michael Dixon its new director.Dixon comes from Benton County, Arkansas, where he…

Preliminary damage estimates are in for Greene County from the recent floods. The Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management or OEM says a…

Emergency Officials are urging participation in Missouri’s Annual Severe Weather Awareness Week, now through Friday.Larry Woods, interim director of the…