CURRENT ADVISORIES, ALERS, AND WARNINGS
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Strafford County Emergency Management
This is an official page of Strafford County Government. As a unit of the Sheriff's Office our mission is to provide all hazard response, mitigation, and planning. This is not monitored 24/7. For emergencies, dial or text 911.
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The Strafford County Sheriff’s Office is joining the New Hampshire CPR Challenge during EMS Week to help train 1,000 Granite Staters in Hands-Only CPR!![]()
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We will be hosting two FREE sessions that are open to the public.![]()
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Wed, May 20 · 01:00 PM–03:00 PM — William A Grimes Justice and Administration Building, 259 County Farm Rd, Dover, NH.![]()
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Thu, May 21 · 1:00 PM–2:00 PM — William A. Grimes Justice and Administration Building, 259 County Farm Rd, Dover, NH.![]()
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…Maine and New Hampshire Severe Weather Preparedness Week…![]()
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The National Weather Service offices across New England have dedicated this week as Severe Weather Awareness Week. The National Weather Service in Gray, Maine will provide daily educational information throughout this week to help prepare our community for severe weather. ![]()
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Public information education material will focus on these daily topics through the week.![]()
* Today – Introduction to Severe Weather Preparedness Week![]()
* Monday – Understanding Severe Weather Terminology![]()
* Tuesday – Severe Thunderstorms and Tornadoes![]()
* Wednesday – Flash Flooding![]()
* Thursday – How to Stay Informed![]()
* Friday – Severe Weather Safety![]()
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Find more information at our Severe Weather Awareness Week storymap! ![]()
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The National Weather Service (NWS) is committed to saving lives and reducing property damage by issuing timely and specific severe thunderstorm and tornado watches and warnings. However, the ultimate responsibility for safety rests with you. The most effective defense against severe storms is a thoroughly practiced plan. You need to know how to remain informed, prepare immediately when a severe thunderstorm or tornado watch is issued, and take prompt action upon the issuance of a warning.![]()
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Develop a severe weather plan for your family now.![]()
Consider the following:![]()
* Where is your designated safe place at home, school, or work if threatening weather approaches or a warning is issued?![]()
* Do you know where to find quick shelter if you are caught outdoors, such as while camping?![]()
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You may have only seconds to secure the safety of yourself and your loved ones, so think through these scenarios now.![]()
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Stay tuned-in this week for useful information to prepare yourself and your family to respond to severe weather when it strikes. Please visit these pages for additional information: ![]()
* www.weather.gov/safety/thunderstorm ![]()
* www.weather.gov/safety/tornado ![]()
* www.weather.gov/safety/thunderstorms-hazards
Good evening. A system will move into the area on Monday, bringing rain and gusty winds. A significant portion of the remaining snowpack will melt, potentially causing ice jams and some river flooding. Here is a look at what we are expecting at the moment.
3-13-2026 Release – NH Residents and Visitors Urged to Report Suspicious Activity![]()
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“As residents and visitors go about daily activities, it is important to be aware of your surroundings,” said HSEM Director Robert Buxton. “If you see something, say something by reporting suspicious activity to local authorities or 911. It takes a community to protect a community.” #SeeSay #ReadyNH #BeSafe
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