Storm spotter presentation will be held on Feb. 22 at 6:30 p.m. at the Wellington High School
Sumner Newscow report — The following is a press release issued through the Sumner County Emergency Management office.
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Once again, severe weather is just around the corner, and with the change of the season comes our annual notice for citizens to help with their severe weather awareness safety.
The National Weather Service has designated March 6 – 10, 2023, as Severe Weather Awareness Week in Kansas… a back-up date has not been set.
Here in Sumner County, we will have our annual Severe Weather Spotter Presentation on Wednesday, February 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the Wellington High School Auditorium. The general public is always invited to come and see an outstanding presentation on how to recognize severe weather and learn what to do, so that we can better protect ourselves from serious harm.
This cover letter includes two different public service announcements intended as awareness handouts/billboards for your communities/business/school.
Suppose you have not had the opportunity to attend this presentation. In that case, we highly recommend you come out and see how informative and entertaining the National Weather Service has made this show.
Other information of interest to you:
The Sumner County Emergency Management Agency is available for many services at no charge. We offer several training/information courses for adults/students, such as; severe weather awareness presentations, disaster preparedness and recovery, to mention a few. We are available to speak to any civic group, or public or private business about emergency preparedness issues or act as consultants on emergency planning.
Please contact our office if you would like to schedule a presentation or if you have any questions regarding emergency preparedness.
