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PEMA by the Numbers

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FUNDING

SFY 2020 PEMA BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS .......................................................................................... 1

SFY 2020 GGO BUDGET SUBMISSION ........................................................................................................ 2

SFY 2018 EXPENDITURES BY MAJOR OBJECT ............................................................................................. 3

SFY 2019 PEMA SALARY AND BENEFITS BY FUND AND SOURCE ............................................................. 4

FUNDING IN TRENDS

FFY 2010-2019 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM FUNDING .......................................................... 5

FFY 2010-2019 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE GRANT ........................................................ 6

FFY 2010-2019 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUNDING .................................... 7

3-YEAR E-911 REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE COMPARISON ........................................................................ 8

ACCOMPLISHMENTS & FUNDING DISTRIBUTIONS

FFY 2019 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM TASK FORCE DISTRIBUTIONS MAP ............................ 9

CY 2019 E-911 FORMULA-BASED QUARTERLY PAYMENTS MAP ............................................................. 10

CY 2019 E-911 INTERCONNECTIVITY FUNDING GRANTS MAP ................................................................. 11

CY 2019 E-911 INTERCONNECTIVITY FUNDING FIDUCIARY LISTING ........................................................ 12

FFY 2019 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE GRANT DISTRIBUTIONS MAP .............................. 13

FFY 2019-2020 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS DISTRIBUTIONS MAP ................ 14

SFY 2019-2020 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPONSE FUND DISTRIBUTIONS MAP ..................................... 15

CY 2019 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (SBA) DECLARATIONS MAP ............................................. 16

CY 2019-2020 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PER CAPITA THRESHOLDS MAP ...................................................... 17

HAZARD MITIGATION CURRENT PLANS .................................................................................................... 18

CY 2019 COMMONWEALTH WATCH & WARNING CENTER, REPORTED INCIDENTS BY CATEGORY .......... 19

STATE FIRE ACADEMY CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTARY FIRE SERVICE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM ................................................... 20

TEST SITE LOCATIONS BY COUNTY ........................................................................................................... 21

PENNSYLVANIA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY

PEMA by the Numbers

Funding In and Out

GGO, $13,908,000

Red Cross Extended Care $250,000

E-911, $347,000,000

Unconventional Gas Well Fund (PEMA), $750,000

HMRF, $1,800,000

Augmentations, $90,000RERP/RERF/RTERF - Act 147,

$2,460,000

Domestic Preparedness (HSGP), $100,000,000

Civil Preparedness (EMPG/Non-Disaster), $21,000,000

HMEP, $1,500,000

Disasters/Hazard Mitigation (Federal), $32,000,000

SFY 2020 PEMA Budgeted Appropriations

Total: $520,758,000

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Personnel,

$5,975,000 , 43%

Operations,

$5,718,000 , 41%

P25 Initiative,

$2,009,000 , 15%

Fixed Assets,

$172,000 , 1%

Intrafund/Intragency

$34,000 , 0%

SFY 2020 GGO Budget Submission

Total: $13,908,000

2

Federal Disaster (PA & HM),

$12,579,028

Civil Preparedness

(EMPG/Non-Disaster),

$14,379,382

Domestic Preparedness

(HSGP), $19,554,373

HMEP, $467,775

SCDBG, $2,707,928

GGO,

$10,689,432

HMRF,

$1,296,828

RERP/RERF/RTERF

- Act 147,

$2,291,210E-911,

$3,076,678State Disaster (PA & HM),

$514,960

SFY 2018 Expenditures by Major ObjectSFY 2018 most recent full year of expenditure data

Total: $352,236,100

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GGO, $6,591,939 , 33%

HMRF - Act 165$272,894 , 1%

E-911, $1,793,265 , 9%

Unconventional Gas Well Fund (PEMA),

$554,298 , 3%RERP/RERF - Act 147,

$1,376,661 , 7%

Civil Prep (EMPG 50/50), $4,900,000 , 24%

Civil Prep (EMPG M&A, Non-

Disaster), $554,717 , 3%

Domestic Preparedness (HSGP), $2,704,221 , 13%

Federal Disasters, $1,135,353 , 6% HMEP, $156,270 , 0.78%

SFY 2019 PEMA Salary and Benefits by Fund and Source

Blue - State: $6,591,939 (33%)Orange - Other/Special: $3,997,118 (19.9%) Purple - Federal: $9,450,561 (47.1%)

Total: $20,039,168

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PEMA by the Numbers

Trends in Funding

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$25,000,000

$30,000,000

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

FFY 2010-2019 Homeland Security Grant Program Funding

SHSP/LETPP

UASI

5

$10,456,211$10,428,735

$10,764,216

$10,496,851

$11,004,797

$10,944,419

$10,890,646

$10,837,260

$10,787,960$10,756,709

$10,000,000

$10,250,000

$10,500,000

$10,750,000

$11,000,000

$11,250,000

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

FFY 2010-2019 Emergency Management Performance Grant

6

$691,476 $691,476 $691,476

$723,976

$678,630 $673,298$655,764 $659,064

$830,141 $834,596

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$100,000

$200,000

$300,000

$400,000

$500,000

$600,000

$700,000

$800,000

$900,000

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

FFY 2010-2019 Hazardous Material Emergency Preparedness Funding

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Jul 16 Oct 16 Jan 17 Apr 17 Jul 17 Oct 17 Jan 18 Apr 18 Jul 18 Oct 18 Jan 19 Apr 19 Jul 19 Oct 19

$71,000,000

$72,000,000

$73,000,000

$74,000,000

$75,000,000

$76,000,000

$77,000,000

$78,000,000

$79,000,000

$80,000,000

$81,000,0003 Year 9-1-1 Revenue and Expenditure Comparison

Revenue Standard Disbursement and Interconnectivity

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PEMA by the Numbers

Accomplishments & Distributions

FFY 2019 Homeland Security Grant Program Task Force Distributions

DAUPHINPERRY

LANCASTER

YORK

LEBANON

FRANKLIN

CUMBERLAND

BRADFORD

LYCOMINGSULLIVAN

UNION

CLINTON

POTTER

TIOGAWARREN

ERIE

VENANGO

CRAWFORD FORESTCAMERON

CLEARFIELD

McKEAN

ELK

JEFFERSON

CLARION

MIFFLIN

BLAIR

BEDFORD FULTON

CENTRE

JUNIATA

SNYDER

HUNTINGDONWESTMORELAND

FAYETTEGREENE

INDIANAARMSTRONG

SOMERSET

BUTLER

MERCER

BEAVER

WASHINGTON

CAMBRIA

LAWRENCE

ALLEGHENY

SUSQUEHANNA

WAYNE

CARBON

LEHIGH

PIKE

NORTHAMPTON

MONROE

LACKAWANNAWYOMING

SCHUYLKILL

NORTHUMBERLAND

COLUMBIA

MONTOUR

LUZERNE

BERKS BUCKS

MONTGOMERY

CHESTERDELAWARE

PHILADELPHIASE

SHSP $878,960UASI $13,520,000SC

SHSP $1,569,753

SCMSHSP $452,068

SWSHSP $1,637,821UASI $2,600,000

ECSHSP $882,401

NESHSP $951,016

NCSHSP $327,128

NWCSHSP $261,699

NWSHSP $399,154

State Homeland Security Program (SHSP) Total = $7,360,000Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) Total = $16,120,000

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CY 2019 E-911 Formula-Based Quarterly Payments

ADAMS$2,025,445

PERRY$783,341

LANCASTER$9,579,563

YORK$8,091,402FRANKLIN

$3,135,663

BRADFORD$1,241,575

LYCOMING$2,641,258

SULLIVAN$441,966

UNION$1,006,642

CLINTON$1,099,263

POTTER$611,631

TIOGA$1,480,141

WARREN$805,663

ERIE$5,084,110

VENANGO$962,920

CRAWFORD$1,501,345

FOREST$211,346 CAMERON

CLEARFIELD$1,652,693

McKEAN$1,1198,170

ELK$1,028,328

JEFFERSON$1,114,079

CLARION$1,172,132

BEDFORD$862,471

FULTON$423,510

CENTRE$2,436,288

SNYDER$785,510

HUNTINGDON$936,635

WESTMORELAND$7,908,942

FAYETTE$2,288,883GREENE

$803,021

INDIANA$2,501,015

ARMSTRONG$1,349,530

SOMERSET$1,424,785

BUTLER$2,616,820

MERCER$2,035,652

BEAVER$3,412,959

WASHINGTON$4,051,326

CAMBRIA$2,811,351

LAWRENCE$1,773,205

ALLEGHENY$22,969,823

SUSQUEHANNA$1,146,523 WAYNE

$1,286,328

CARBON$1,448,126

LEHIGH$5,137,149

PIKE$1,396,017

NORTHAMPTON$6,581,530

MONROE$4,217,652

LACKAWANNA$4,459,253

WYOMING$1,372,864

SCHUYLKILL$4,217,918

NORTHUMBERLAND$1,456,591

LUZERNE$6,297,599

BERKS$7,981,907

COLUMBIA$1,212,252

MONTGOMERY$14,255,552

CHESTER$11,710,919

DELAWARE$12,522,123

PHILADELPHIA$33,844,992

Bethlehem$1,238,782

Allentown$1,336,457

Total: $264,042,202 Amounts listed do not include interconnectivity grants.

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CY 2019 9-1-1 Interconnectivity Funding Grants Map

ADAMS$241,322

DAUPHIN$1,598,238

PERRY$326,348

LANCASTER$667,505

YORK$869,017

LEBANON$359,607

FRANKLIN$51,912

CUMBERLAND$453,943

BRADFORD$284,388

LYCOMING

SULLIVAN

UNION

CLINTON

POTTER$95,251

TIOGAWARREN

ERIE

VENANGO$506,096

CRAWFORD

FORESTCAMERON

CLEARFIELD

McKEAN

ELK$1,791,769

JEFFERSON

CLARION

MIFFLIN$54,538

BLAIR$799,012

BEDFORD$321,391

FULTON$254,856

CENTRE$97,552

JUNIATA$118,999

SNYDER$78,020

HUNTINGDON$144,313

WESTMORELAND$277,614

FAYETTE$466,570GREENE

$97,851

INDIANA$188,015

ARMSTRONG$466,561

SOMERSET$343,463

BUTLER$157,778

MERCER$890,939

BEAVER$3,859,422

WASHINGTON$183,403

CAMBRIA$149,378

LAWRENCE$133,747

ALLEGHENY$3,418,311

SUSQUEHANNA$161,469 WAYNE

$132,722

CARBON$143,263

LEHIGH$1,035,352

PIKE$200,498


MONROE$396,020

LACKAWANNA$1,491,100

WYOMING$178,617

SCHUYLKILL$147,617

NORTHUMBERLAND$126,969

COLUMBIA$2,077,931

MONTOUR

LUZERNE$71,422

BERKS$114,448 BUCKS

$198,000MONTGOMERY

$1,208,135

CHESTER

DELAWARE$323,000

PHILADELPHIA$612,205

Bethlehem

Allentown

Total: $29,487,5131/30/2020

South West North West South EastSouth Central Lehigh ValleyNorth EastNorth Central

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CY 2019 9-1-1 INTERCONNECTIVITY FUNDING FIDUCIARY COUNTY LISTING

THERE WILL BE SOME VARIATIONS IN HOW FUNDS ARE AWARDED TO COUNTIES

DEPENDING ON WHICH COUNTIES ARE INVOLVED IN A PROJECT. IN GENERAL, FIDUCIARY

COUNTIES (BOLD) AND COUNTIES SUPPORTED ARE AS FOLLOWS:

MONROE (NORTH EAST) CARBON LACKAWANNA LUZERNE PIKE SCHUYLKILL SUSQUEHANNA WAYNE

LEHIGH (LEHIGH VALLEY) NORTHAMPTON

COLUMBIA (NORTH CENTRAL) CLINTON LYCOMING MIFFLIN MONTOUR NORTHUMBERLAND SNYDER SULLIVAN TIOGA UNION

ELK (NORTH WEST) CAMERON CLARION CLEARFIELD CRAWFORD ERIE FOREST JEFFERSON MCKEAN WARREN

LEBANON (SOUTH CENTRAL) YORK

PHILADELPHIA (SOUTH EAST) BERKS BUCKS CHESTER DELAWARE MONTGOMERY

ALLEGHENY (SOUTH WEST) ARMSTRONG BEAVER BUTLER CAMBRIA FAYETTE GREENE INDIANA LAWRENCE MERCER SOMERSET VENANGO WASHINGTON WESTMORELAND

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County Emergency Management Performance Grant FundingOctober 1, 2018 through September 30, 2019

ADAMS$86,439

DAUPHIN$70,380PERRY

$65,167

LANCASTER$70,536

YORK$121,854

LEBANON$168,246

FRANKLIN$42,558

CUMBERLAND$112,519

BRADFORD$83,681

LYCOMING$167,025

SULLIVAN$61,785

UNION$80,961

CLINTON$63,859

POTTER$94,263

TIOGA$95,110

WARREN$53,460

ERIE$88,014

VENANGO$50,101

CRAWFORD$101,317


$21,581

CLEARFIELD$123,207

McKEAN$57,576

ELK$66,671

JEFFERSON$73,225

CLARION$74,051

MIFFLIN$110,866

BLAIR$102,203

BEDFORD$52,319

FULTON$37,513

CENTRE$105,342

JUNIATA$59,775

SNYDER$64,853

HUNTINGDON$47,607

WESTMORELAND$93,871


$68,396

INDIANA$75,414

ARMSTRONG$63,253

SOMERSET$38,318

BUTLER$106,264

MERCER$121,542

BEAVER$32,450

WASHINGTON$167,560

CAMBRIA$47,897

LAWRENCE$39,402

ALLEGHENY$294,976


$80,633

CARBON$64,443

LEHIGH$196,246

PIKE$38,768

NORTHAMPTON$141,364

MONROE$139,392

LACKAWANNA$42,415

WYOMING$70,955

SCHUYLKILL$84,826


COLUMBIA$62,376

MONTOUR$27,287

LUZERNE$79,974

BERKS$109,297

BUCKS$158,269

MONTGOMERY$174,148

CHESTER$101,128

DELAWARE$57,618

PHILADELPHIA$200,871

City of Pittsburgh$174,816

Palmer Township$1,662

Total: $6,005,60413

FFY 2019-2020 Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness DistributionsGrant through Federal Department of Transportation

ADAMS$5,240

DAUPHIN

PERRY$960

LANCASTER

YORK$5,124

LEBANON$16,718

FRANKLIN$5,814

CUMBERLAND$8,000

BRADFORD

LYCOMING

SULLIVAN$960

UNION$28,240

CLINTON

POTTER$9,040 TIOGAWARREN

$4,500

ERIE

VENANGO$12,680

CRAWFORD$624

FORESTCAMERON

$5,200

CLEARFIELD

McKEAN

ELK

JEFFERSON$3,168

CLARION$8,000

MIFFLIN

BLAIR

BEDFORDFULTON

CENTRE

JUNIATA$9,517

SNYDER$8,000

HUNTINGDON$10,240

WESTMORELAND$6,810

FAYETTE$5,920

GREENE

INDIANA$50,320

ARMSTRONG$1,174

SOMERSET$6,000

BUTLER$14,639

MERCER

BEAVER$7,952

WASHINGTON

CAMBRIA$12,480

LAWRENCE$11,080

ALLEGHENY$30,144

SUSQUEHANNA$14,360

WAYNE

CARBON$5,600

LEHIGH

PIKE

NORTHAMPTON$16,824

MONROE$5,920

LACKAWANNAWYOMING

SCHUYLKILL

NORTHUMBERLAND

COLUMBIA$960

MONTOUR

LUZERNE

BERKS$15,944

BUCKS

MONTGOMERY

CHESTER$32,194

DELAWARE$24,240

PHILADELPHIA$4,760

Total: $428,50614

SFY 2019-2020 Hazardous Material Response Fund DistributionsProvided through PA Act 165 (Hazardous Material Emergency Planning and Response Act)

ADAMS$27,658

DAUPHIN$37,594

PERRY$4,976

LANCASTER$50,683

YORK$46,727

LEBANON$16,251

FRANKLIN$18,893

CUMBERLAND$39,662

BRADFORD$6,123

LYCOMING$19,786

SULLIVAN$4,413

UNION$10,973

CLINTON$6,887

POTTER$11,047.69

TIOGA$6,987

WARREN$4,678

ERIE$28,973

VENANGO$5,974

CRAWFORD$18,556

FORESTCAMERON

$1,256

CLEARFIELD$2,675

McKEAN$8,489

ELK$4,578

JEFFERSON$4,991

CLARION$3,902

MIFFLIN$7,589

BLAIR$18,743

BEDFORD$4,748

FULTON$3,256

CENTRE$15,188

JUNIATA$8,921

SNYDER$7,808

HUNTINGDON$3,308

WESTMORELAND$21,338

FAYETTE$13,347

GREENE

INDIANA$9,504

ARMSTRONG$12,313

SOMERSET$11,767

BUTLER$63,523

MERCER$12,093

BEAVER$30,049

WASHINGTON$21,873

CAMBRIA$17,847

LAWRENCE$6,993

ALLEGHENY$83101


$3,515

CARBON$9,224

LEHIGH$34,390

PIKE$6,413

NORTHAMPTON$22,523

MONROE$9,608

LACKAWANNA$15,590

WYOMING$4,304

SCHUYLKILL$29,216


COLUMBIA$6,230

MONTOUR$2,995

LUZERNE$26,488

BERKS$50,261

BUCKS$56,376

MONTGOMERY$80,254

CHESTER$32,620

DELAWARE$18,393

PHILADELPHIA$44,937

Total: $1,260,000

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WARREN

ERIE

VENANGO

CRAWFORD

FORESTCAMERON

CLEARFIELD

McKEAN

ELK

JEFFERSON

CLARION

WESTMORELAND

FAYETTEGREENE

INDIANA

ARMSTRONG

SOMERSET

BUTLER

MERCER

BEAVER

WASHINGTON

CAMBRIA

LAWRENCE

ALLEGHENY

ADAMS

DAUPHIN

PERRY

LANCASTER

YORK

LEBANON

FRANKLIN

CUMBERLAND

BRADFORD

LYCOMING

SULLIVAN

UNION

CLINTON

POTTER TIOGA

MIFFLIN

BLAIR

BEDFORDFULTON

CENTRE

JUNIATA

SNYDER

HUNTINGDON

SUSQUEHANNAWAYNE

CARBON

LEHIGH

PIKE

NORTHAMPTON

MONROE

LACKAWANNA

WYOMING

SCHUYLKILL

NORTHUMBERLAND

COLUMBIA

MONTOUR

LUZERNE

BERKS (2) BUCKS

MONTGOMERY

CHESTERDELAWARE

PHILADELPHIA

5 Declared Counties20 Contiguous Counties

Number of Applicants: 154Number of Approved Loans: 107Total Estimated Loans to Date: $3,769,400

CY 2019 Small Business Administration (SBA) Declarations

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CY 2019-2020 Public Assistance County Per Capita Thresholds

ADAMS$389,403

DAUPHIN$1,029,504

PERRY$176,521

LANCASTER$1,994,669

YORK$1,670,292

LEBANON$512,901

FRANKLIN$574,533

CUMBERLAND$903,959

BRADFORD$240,468

LYCOMING$445,866

SULLIVAN$24,683

UNION$172,596

CLINTON$150,674

POTTER$67,035

TIOGA$161,207

WARREN$160,569

ERIE$1,077,373

VENANGO$211,138

CRAWFORD$340,857


$19,526

CLEARFIELD$313,505

McKEAN$166,848

ELK$122,672

JEFFERSON$173,568

CLARION$153,554

MIFFLIN$179,259

BLAIR$488,021

BEDFORD$191,086

FULTON$57,005

CENTRE$591,32

JUNIATA$94,602

SNYDER$152,455

HUNTINGDON$176,306

WESTMORELAND$1,402,249


$148,554

INDIANA$341,299

ARMSTRONG$264,733

SOMERSET$298,529

BUTLER$706,030

MERCER$447,890

BEAVER$654,870

WASHINGTON$798,029

CAMBRIA$551,727

LAWRENCE$349,854

ALLEGHENY$4,697,656


$202,836

CARBON$250,556

LEHIGH$1,342,068

PIKE$220,297


MONROE$652,193

LACKAWANNA$823,438

WYOMING$108,580

SCHUYLKILL$569,429

NORTHUMBERLAND $362,987

COLUMBIA$258,413

MONTOUR$70,145

LUZERNE$1,232,325

BERKS$1,579,93

BUCKS$2,400,956

MONTGOMERY$3,071,516

CHESTER$1,915,722

DELAWARE$2,146,479

PHILADELPHIA$5,859,863

County Per Capita = $3.84 State Per Capita = $1.53County Thresholds = Listed Above State Threshold = $19,434,640

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Hazard Mitigation Current Plans

ADAMS

06/25/2020

PDM 17

DAUPHIN

07/29/2021PERRY

06/24/2019

PDM 17

LANCASTER

01/07/2024

YORK

02/10/2024FRANKLIN

10/31/2023

BRADFORD

03/11/2020

PDM 17

LYCOMING

04/08/2021

SULLIVAN

07/31/2024

CLINTON

09/27/2023

POTTER

04/08/2024

TIOGA

09/28/2022WARREN

04/20/2021

ERIE

02/11/2023

VENANGO

01/12/2021

CRAWFORD

04/01/2021FOREST

10/2019, PDM 17CAMERON

08/06/2022

CLEARFIELD

06/21/2022

McKEAN

05/07/2017

Self

ELK

05/07/2023

JEFFERSON

09/12/2023

CLARION

06/11/2023

BLAIR

06/23/2019

4267

BEDFORD

11/27/2022

FULTON

09/30/2020

PDM 17

CENTRE

05/21/2021

SNYDER

06/2019

Self

HUNTINGDON

04/24/2020

4408

WESTMORELAND

01/12/2020

PDM 17

FAYETTE

09/26/2022GREENE

07/08/2023

INDIANA

06/12/2023

ARMSTRONG

02/21/2020

4267

APA

SOMERSET

10/2020

PDM 18

BUTLER

04/26/2021

MERCER

02/03/2023

BEAVER

09/18/2021

WASHINGTON

09/30/2020

PDM 18

CAMBRIA

01/03/2022

LAWRENCE

04/07/2021

ALLEGHENY

02/09/2021

SUSQUEHANNA

09/30/2023WAYNE

03/05/2021

LEHIGH

10/14/2023

PIKE

09/26/2022

NORTHAMPTON

10/14/2023

MONROE

10/14/2021

WYOMING

06/30/2024

SCHUYLKILL

03/19/2024

NORTHUMBERLAND

07/25/2022

LUZERNE

09/2020

PDM 17

BERKS

06/11/2023

COLUMBIA

01/31/2022

BUCKS

09/27/2021

MONTGOMERY

04/15/2023

CHESTER

01/07/2021DELAWARE

03/01/2022

PHILADELPHIA

07/24/2022

Current Plan Expired

Current Plan Expires 2020



Current Plan Expires 2023Current Plan Expires 2024

18

Adverse/Severe

Weather, 853, 5.9% Agricultural/Animal

Emergency, 60, 0.4%

Civil Disorder,

58, 0.4%

Exercise,

303, 2.1%

Fire, 2259, 15.7%

Geological

Emergency, 80, 0.6%

Hazardous Material, 1941,

13.5%

Law Enforcement,

584, 4.1%Log, 5,

0.0%Medical Services

Emergency, 548, 3.8%

Nuclear/Radiological,

86, 0.6%

Other, 93, 0.6%

Planned Events, 370, 2.6%

Search and Rescue,

570, 4.0%

Transportation Emergency,

4771, 33.2%

Utility Emergency, 1771,

12.3%

CY 2019 Commonwealth Watch and Warning Center

Reported Incidents by Category

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