PEMA by the Numbers

Budget Hearing 2021-2022David R. Padfield

Director

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Management Agency

PEMA by the Numbers

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FUNDING IN AND OUT

SFY 2021 PEMA BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS .......................................................................................... 4

SFY 2021 OSFC BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS ........................................................................................... 5

SFY 2021 GGO BUDGET SUBMISSION ........................................................................................................ 6

SFY 2019 EXPENDITURES BY MAJOR OBJECT ............................................................................................. 7

SFY 2020 PEMA SALARY AND BENEFITS BY FUND AND SOURCE ............................................................. 8

TRENDS IN FUNDING

FFY 2010-2020 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM FUNDING ........................................................ 10

FFY 2010-2020 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE GRANT FUNDING ....................................... 11

FFY 2010-2020 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FUNDING .................................. 12

3-YEAR E-911 REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE COMPARISON ...................................................................... 13

ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND FUNDING DISTRIBUTIONS

FFY 2020 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM TASK FORCE MAP ................................................... 15

CY 2020 E-911 QUARTERLY SURCHARGE PAYMENTS MAP ..................................................................... 16

CY 2020 E-911 INTERCONNECTIVITY FUNDING GRANTS MAP ................................................................. 17

FFY 2020 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PERFORMANCE GRANT MAP ....................................................... 18

FFY 2019-2022 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS MAP ......................................... 19

SFY 2020 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL RESPONSE FUND MAP ........................................................................ 20

CY 2020 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (SBA) DAMAGE DECLARATIONS MAP ............................. 21

CY 2020-2021 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PER CAPITA THRESHOLDS MAP ...................................................... 22

HAZARD MITIGATION CURRENT PLANS .................................................................................................... 23

CY 2020 COMMONWEALTH WATCH & WARNING CENTER, REPORTED INCIDENTS BY CATEGORY .......... 24

PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTARY FIRE SERVICE TEST SITE LOCATIONS BY COUNTY...................................... 25

COVID-19 RESPONSE AND RECOVERY

COVID-19 RESPONSE BY THE NUMBERS .................................................................................................. 27

COVID-19 RECOVERY BY THE NUMBERS ................................................................................................. 28

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PENNSYLVANIA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY

PEMA by the Numbers

Funding In and Out

3

GGO, $10,750,000

Red Cross Extended Care $250,000

E-911, $342,000,000

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

HMRF, $1,800,000RERP/RERF/RTERF -Act 147, $2,405,000

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

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

HMEP, $1,500,000

Disasters/HM/COVID (Federal), $140,000,000

SFY 2021 PEMA Budgeted Appropriations

Total: $620,455,000

4

State Fire Commissioner, $2,814,000.00

Memorial Flag, $10,000.00

Volunteer Company Grant Program, $800,000.00

Property Tax Relief, $5,000,000.00

State Gaming Fund, $25,000,000.00

Volunteer Company Loan Program, $250,000.00

Volunteer Companies Loan Fund, $20,000,000.00

Firefighters Assistance Program (EA), $500,000.00

Online Training Educator and Reimbursement, $300,000.00

Volunteer Fire Company Assistance, $900,000.00

Marcellus Shale (Act 13), $750,000.00

SFY 2021 Office of the State Fire Commisioner (OSFC) Budgeted Appropriations

Total: $56,324,000

5

Personnel, $5,150,000 , 48%

Operations, $5,394,000 , 50%Fixed Assets,

$172,000 , 2%

Intrafund/Intragency$34,000 , 0%

SFY 2021 GGO Budget Submission

Total: $10,750,000

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Federal Disaster (PA/HM/COVID), $45,276,275

Civil Preparedness (EMPG/Non-Disaster),

$14,006,125

Domestic Preparedness (HSGP), $25,387,990

HMEP, $1,117,232

SCDBG, $1,440,435

GGO, $13,732,587

Red Cross/Search and Rescue,

$500,000HMRF, $1,664,744

RERP/RERF/RTERF -Act 147, $2,230,349

E-911, $309,833,771

State Disaster (PA/HM/COVID),

$25,814,341Marcellus, $631,192

SFY 2019 Expenditures by Major ObjectSFY 2019 most recent full year of expenditure data

Total: $441,635,041

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GGO, $6,721,707 , 33%

HMRF - Act 165, $258,489 , 1%

E-911, $2,150,206 , 11%

Unconventional Gas Well Fund (PEMA), $594,053 , 3%RERP/RERF - Act 147, $1,340,147 , 7%

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

Civil Prep (EMPG M&A, Non-Disaster), $546,158 ,

3%

Domestic Preparedness (HSGP), $2,712,712 , 13%

Federal Disasters, $891,178 , 4% HMEP, $180,144 , 0.89%

SFY 2020 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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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

FFY 2010-2020 Homeland Security Grant Program Funding

SHSP/LETPPUASI

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$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

$10,880,531

$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 2020

FFY 2010-2020 Emergency Management Performance Grant

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$691,476 $691,476 $691,476$723,976

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

$830,141 $828,487

$716,797

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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 2020

FFY 2010-2020 Hazardous Material Emergency Preparedness Funding

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Jan 17 Apr 17 Jul 17 Oct 17 Jan 18 Apr 18 Jul 18 Oct 18 Jan 19 Apr 19 Jul 19 Oct 19 Jan 20 Apr 20 Jul 20 Oct 20$72,000,000

$74,000,000

$76,000,000

$78,000,000

$80,000,000

$82,000,000

$84,000,000

3-Year 9-1-1 Revenue and Expenditure Comparison

Revenue Standard Disbursement and Interconnectivity

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PEMA by the Numbers

Accomplishments and Funding Distributions

14

FFY 2020 Homeland Security Grant Program Task Force Distributions

ADAMS

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

BERKSSHSP $239,934 BUCKS

MONTGOMERY

CHESTERDELAWARE

PHILADELPHIA

SESHSP $1,296,245UASI $13,520,000SC

SHSP $1,331,961

SCMSHSP $505,540

SWSHSP $1,494,699UASI $2,800,000

NESHSP $975,068

NCSHSP $569,522

NWCSHSP $305,543

NWSHSP $358,288

State Homeland Security Program (SHSP) Total = $7,076,800Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) Total = $16,320,000 15

CY 2020 E-911 Quarterly Surcharge Payments

ADAMS$2,072,290

PERRY$800,573

LANCASTER$9,806,507

YORK$8,282,868

FRANKLIN$3,208,977

BRADFORD$1,269,732

LYCOMING$2,702,785

SULLIVAN$451,059

UNION$1,029,198

CLINTON$1,124,027

POTTER$624,769

TIOGA$1,513,985

WARREN$823,428

ERIE$5,203,878

VENANGO$984,434

CRAWFORD$1,535,695

FOREST$214,941 CAMERON

$161,556

CLEARFIELD$1,690,652

McKEAN$1,225,291

ELK$1,051,400

JEFFERSON$1,139,196

CLARION$1,198,633

BEDFORD$881,590

FULTON$432,164

CENTRE$2,492,928

SNYDER$802,793

HUNTINGDON$957,521

WESTMORELAND$8,096,057

FAYETTE$2,342,008GREENE

$820,722

INDIANA$2,559,198

ARMSTRONG$1,380,260

SOMERSET$1,457,310

BUTLER$2,677,764

MERCER$2,082,740

BEAVER$3,492,884

WASHINGTON$4,146,470

CAMBRIA$2,876,934

LAWRENCE$1,814,036

ALLEGHENY$23,516,008

SUSQUEHANNA$1,172,414 WAYNE

$1,315,552

CARBON$1,481,207

LEHIGH$6,625,057

PIKE$1,427,856

NORTHAMPTON$7,925,214

MONROE$4,316,762

LACKAWANNA$4,564,123

WYOMING$1,404,151

SCHUYLKILL$4,317,034

NORTHUMBERLAND$1,489,874

LUZERNE$6,446,298

BERKS$8,170,762

COLUMBIA$1,239,710

BUCKS$13,315,412

MONTGOMERY$14,593,978

CHESTER$11,988,678

DELAWARE$12,819,222

PHILADELPHIA$34,650,455

Total: $270,158,992 Amounts listed do not include interconnectivity grants.16

CY 2020 9-1-1 Interconnectivity Funding Grants

ADAMS$215,366

DAUPHIN$606,167PERRY

$493,789

LANCASTER$593,345

YORK$705,865

LEBANON$747,345

FRANKLIN$180,815

CUMBERLAND$383,491

BRADFORD$185,600

LYCOMING

SULLIVAN$33,736

UNION

CLINTON

POTTER$216,092

TIOGAWARREN

ERIE

VENANGO$1,363,688

CRAWFORD

FORESTCAMERON

CLEARFIELD

McKEAN

ELK$2,016,028

JEFFERSON

CLARION

MIFFLIN$202,557

BLAIR$429,847

BEDFORD$183,587

FULTON$459,487

CENTRE$627,930

JUNIATA$316,883

SNYDER$108,965

HUNTINGDON$496,106

WESTMORELAND$693,856

FAYETTE$876,816GREENE

$178,943

INDIANA$320,027

ARMSTRONG$345,695

SOMERSET$720,244

BUTLER$452,120

MERCER$596,265

BEAVER$3,597,893

WASHINGTON$129,490

CAMBRIA$308,438

LAWRENCE$744,535

ALLEGHENY$2,619,268

SUSQUEHANNA$150,149 WAYNE

$143,029

CARBON$121,798

LEHIGH$1,979,487

PIKE$225,971

NORTHAMPTON$947,568

MONROE$494,556

LACKAWANNA$1,110,237

WYOMING$17,788

SCHUYLKILL$108,532

NORTHUMBERLAND$105,291

COLUMBIA$1,811,541

MONTOUR

LUZERNE$70,978

BERKS$29,699

BUCKS$99,000

MONTGOMERY$1,053,491

CHESTER

DELAWARE$90,000

PHILADELPHIA$5,403,977

Total: $36,113,368 South West North West South EastSouth Central Lehigh ValleyNorth EastNorth Central

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FFY 2020 Emergency Management Performance Grant Funding

ADAMS$85,163

DAUPHIN$65,556PERRY

$64,359

LANCASTER$107,354

YORK$115,703

LEBANON$159,725

FRANKLIN$41,374

CUMBERLAND$104,561

BRADFORD$86,759

LYCOMING$140,791

SULLIVAN$57,279

UNION$74,743

CLINTON$62,208

POTTER$93,226

TIOGA$80,015

WARREN$86,295

ERIE$89,814

VENANGO$46,857

CRAWFORD$96,569

FOREST$2,841 CAMERON

$34,311

CLEARFIELD$97,522

McKEAN$69,657

ELK$60,988

JEFFERSON$74,525

CLARION$64,410

MIFFLIN$103,384

BLAIR$103,930

BEDFORD$52,319

FULTON$52,628

CENTRE$105,343

JUNIATA$66,075

SNYDER$63,783

HUNTINGDON$48,312

WESTMORELAND$94,049

FAYETTE$51,789GREENE

$68,496

INDIANA$76,015

ARMSTRONG$73,753

SOMERSET$49,839

BUTLER$101,839

MERCER$120,682

BEAVER$32,451

WASHINGTON$167,561

CAMBRIA$59,559

LAWRENCE$61,968

ALLEGHENY$283,125


$74,586

CARBON$60,990

LEHIGH$186,826

PIKE$38,768

NORTHAMPTON$141,223

MONROE$136,105

LACKAWANNA$40,018

WYOMING$75,055

SCHUYLKILL$82,972


COLUMBIA$62,376

MONTOUR$31,678

LUZERNE$77,932

BERKS$109,298

BUCKS$147,334

MONTGOMERY$168,494

CHESTER$127,562

DELAWARE$54,495

PHILADELPHIA$190,582

City of Pittsburgh$165,908

Total: $6,009,79118

FFY 2019-2022 Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness (HMEP)Grant 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$19,160

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$24,000

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: $452,50619

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

ADAMS$26,401

DAUPHIN$35,993PERRY

$2,105

LANCASTER$54,024

YORK$53,635

LEBANON$16,633

FRANKLIN$19,300

CUMBERLAND$40,990

BRADFORD$10,017

LYCOMING$20,952

SULLIVAN$5,357

UNION$9,990

CLINTON$6,846

POTTER$10,290

TIOGA9,360

WARREN$5,768

ERIE$29,945

VENANGO$6,473

CRAWFORD$17,217

FORESTCAMERON

$1,276

CLEARFIELD$8,279

McKEAN$7,827

ELK$5,592

JEFFERSON$6,270

CLARION$4,911

MIFFLIN$5,133

BLAIR$17,842

BEDFORD$4,842

FULTON$3,276

CENTRE$14,273

JUNIATA$8,133

SNYDER$7,307

HUNTINGDON$8,485

WESTMORELAND$26,854

FAYETTE$14,879

GREENE

INDIANA$9,590

ARMSTRONG$8,177

SOMERSET$12,044

BUTLER$24,148

MERCER$12,697

BEAVER$28,488

WASHINGTON$25,860

CAMBRIA$15,278

LAWRENCE$8,782

ALLEGHENY$95,431


$4,164

CARBON$8,492

LEHIGH$37,449

PIKE$2,152

NORTHAMPTON$25,830

MONROE$10,086

LACKAWANNA$16,139

WYOMING$2,255

SCHUYLKILL$26,373


COLUMBIA$6,673

MONTOUR$3,083

LUZERNE$31,776

BERKS$52,128

BUCKS$48,493

MONTGOMERY$76,931

CHESTER$33,963

DELAWARE$21,651

PHILADELPHIA$50,701

Total: $1,260,000

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CAMERON

CLEARFIELD

McKEAN

ELK

JEFFERSON

CLARION

WARREN

ERIE

VENANGO

CRAWFORD

FOREST

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 BUCKS

MONTGOMERY

CHESTERDELAWARE

PHILADELPHIA (2)

4 Declared Counties14 Contiguous Counties

Number of Applicants: 327Number of Approved Loans: 24Total Estimated Loans to Date: $1,055,300

CY 2020 Small Business Administration (SBA) Declarations Physical Damage Disaster Loans

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CY 2020-2021 Public Assistance County Per Capita Thresholds

ADAMS$394,473.23

DAUPHIN$1,042,909

PERRY$178,819.41

LANCASTER$2,020,641.05

YORK$1,692,041.08

LEBANON$519,579.52

FRANKLIN$582,014.02

CUMBERLAND$915,729.34

BRADFORD$243,599.58

LYCOMING$451,671.79

SULLIVAN$25,004.92

UNION$174,843.83

CLINTON$152,635.82

POTTER$67,907.73

TIOGA$163,306.09

WARREN$162,660.35

ERIE$1,091,401.74

VENANGO$213,887.76

CRAWFORD$345,295.85

FOREST$30,015.24 CAMERON

$19,780.65

CLEARFIELD$317,587.38

McKEAN$169,020.50

ELK$124,269.94

JEFFERSON$175,828

CLARION$155,553.32

MIFFLIN$181,592.98

BLAIR$494,376.21

BEDFORD$193,574.18

FULTON$57,747.05

CENTRE$599,021.10

JUNIATA$95,834.04

SNYDER$154,440.78

HUNTINGDON$178,601.57

WESTMORELAND$1,420,507.41

FAYETTE$531,397.34GREENE

$150,488.54

INDIANA$345,743.20

ARMSTRONG$268,180.49

SOMERSET$302,416.38

BUTLER$715,223.18

MERCER$453,721.82

BEAVER$663,396.71

WASHINGTON$808,419.80

CAMBRIA$558,911.31

LAWRENCE$354,410.12

ALLEGHENY$4,758,823.72

SUSQUEHANNA$168,654.84 WAYNE

$205,477.58

CARBON$253,818.61

LEHIGH$1,359,543.33

PIKE$223,165.41

NORTHAMPTON$1,158,189.15

MONROE$660,685.38

LACKAWANNA$834,159.93

WYOMING$109,993.64

SCHUYLKILL$576,844.21

NORTHUMBERLAND $367,713.92

COLUMBIA$261,777.55

MONTOUR$71,058.63

LUZERNE$1,248,371.02

BERKS$1,600,509.38

BUCKS$2,432,218.61

MONTGOMERY$3,111,509.86

CHESTER$1,940,666.54

DELAWARE$2,174,428.31

PHILADELPHIA$5,936,163.34

County Per Capita = $3.89 State Per Capita = $1.55County Thresholds = Listed Above State Threshold = $19,688,687

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ADAMS12/06/2025

DAUPHIN07/29/2021PERRY

08/18/2025

LANCASTER01/07/2024

YORK02/10/2024

LEBANON10/04/2023

FRANKLIN10/31/2023

CUMBERLAND09/08/2020

APA

BRADFORD03/19/2025

LYCOMING04/08/2021

SULLIVAN07/31/2024

UNION06/08/2025

CLINTON09/27/2023

POTTER04/08/2024

TIOGA09/28/2022

WARREN

04/20/2021

ERIE02/11/2023

VENANGO01/12/2021

CRAWFORD04/01/2021

FOREST10/2019 PDM

17CAMERON08/06/2022

CLEARFIELD06/21/2022

McKEAN03/31/2025

ELK05/07/2023

JEFFERSON09/12/2023

CLARION06/11/2023

MIFFLIN03/01/2025

BLAIR02/10/2025

BEDFORD11/27/2022

FULTON11/18/2025

CENTRE05/21/2021

JUNIATA04/06/2025

SNYDER05/03/2025

HUNTINGDON04/24/2020

4408

WESTMORELAND01/12/2020

APA

FAYETTE09/26/2022GREENE

07/08/2023

INDIANA06/12/2023

ARMSTRONG01/05/2025

SOMERSET10/10/2025

BUTLER04/26/2021

MERCER02/03/2023

BEAVER09/18/2021

WASHINGTON09/30/2020

PDM 18

CAMBRIA01/03/2022

LAWRENCE04/07/2021

ALLEGHENY02/09/2021

SUSQUEHANNA09/30/2023 WAYNE

03/05/2021

CARBON11/22/2021

LEHIGH10/14/2023

PIKE09/26/2022

NORTHAMPTON10/14/2023

MONROE10/14/2021

LACKAWANNA07/07/2020

PDM 18

WYOMING06/30/2024

SCHUYLKILL03/19/2024

NORTHUMBERLAND07/25/2022

COLUMBIA01/31/2022

MONTOUR07/11/2020

4408

LUZERNE09/07/2025

BERKS06/11/2023

BUCKS09/27/2021

MONTGOMERY04/15/2023

CHESTER01/07/2021

DELAWARE03/01/2022

PHILADELPHIA07/24/2022

Hazard Mitigation Current Plans(as of February 2021)

Expired Expires 2021 Expires 202223

Adverse/Severe Weather, 533, 4.2% Agricultural/Animal

Emergency, 39, 0.3%

Civil Disorder, 240, 1.9%

Exercise, 110, 0.9%

Fire, 1935, 15.3%

Geological Emergency, 59,

0.5%

Hazardous Material, 1679, 13.3%

Law Enforcement, 597, 4.7%Log, 28, 0.2%

Medical Services

Emergency, 761, 6.0%

Nuclear/Radiological, 59, 0.5%

Other, 2, 0.0%

Planned Events, 249, 2.0%

Search and Rescue, 629, 5.0%

Transportation Emergency, 4246, 33.6%

Utility Emergency, 1486, 11.7%

CY 2020 Commonwealth Watch and Warning CenterReported Incidents by Category

Total Incidents: 12,652

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