Campbell County Office of Emergency Management preparedness and mitigation services

How it works

Campbell County’s Office of Emergency Management states that it has primary responsibility for disaster and emergency mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery for the county. The county’s public page also says the office regularly conducts educational programs for schools, nursing homes, hospitals, and civic groups, and runs public awareness campaigns such as a Severe Storms Preparedness Campaign.

What the service covers

The county’s ESF 14 long-term recovery and mitigation document says the county coordinates countywide recovery and mitigation to restore critical functions, housing, the economy, infrastructure, and natural/cultural resources, reduce future risk, and support individuals, businesses, and local governments in securing state and federal disaster assistance. It also lists damage assessments, unmet-needs coordination, case coordination, public assistance, individual assistance, Small Business Administration coordination, and hazard mitigation planning.

What a homeowner gets

The source does not identify a homeowner reimbursement amount, grant amount, or rebate. The documented benefit is county coordination, education, and mitigation support rather than a direct payout.

Timing and deadlines

The source describes an ongoing county function and recurring educational outreach. It does not list an application window for a homeowner benefit.