Emergency Management Public Education / Hazard Mitigation Program

How it works

Guilford County Emergency Management says it works to ensure visitors, residents, and businesses have the information they need to prepare for and recover from emergencies within Guilford County. The page highlights a Preparedness Programs area and lists a Hazard Mitigation Program among its programs.

One concrete service described on the page is Emergency and Disaster Preparedness presentations. These presentations are offered to civic and community groups as well as other public service agencies within Guilford County.

What the money covers

No money is offered. The page does not describe a homeowner grant, rebate, or tax benefit. Instead, it says the county provides preparedness presentations and that there is no charge for those presentations.

How it works for homeowners

The page frames emergency management as an all-hazards program focused on preventing, protecting against, responding to, mitigating, and recovering from emergencies and disasters. It says the county has built its program using NFPA 1600, best practices, and EMAP standards. It also says the strategic plan covers FY2027–2031.

How to apply

If you want a presentation or more information, the county says to contact the office at 641-2278 or complete the online form linked on the page.

Timing and deadlines

The page says presentations can be tailored to your specific needs and times. No application deadline, funding window, or closing date is stated.