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    Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency

    For Emergency Managers

    Funding and training opportunities to help you do your important work to your fullest ability.

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    Overview

    We're here to help you, and are honored to be your partners in this work. If there is anything you need and can't find, please feel free to reach out any time.

    Contact Us

    Popular Pages

    Resources and information to help you in your day-to-day:

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    Grants and Funding

    Every funding opportunity available to you, all in one place.

    Grants and Funding
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    Training and Exercises

    We provide public education, professional development training, exercises, and certifications for volunteers and professionals across Pennsylvania.

    Training and Exercises
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    Get Certified

    Certifications for municipal, county, state, private sector, student, and nongovernment organizations in Pennsylvania.

    Get Certified
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    Become an Emergency Management Agency Instructor

    Get accredited to teach Federal Emergency Management courses in Pennsylvania.

    Become an Emergency Management Agency Instructor
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    File A Report

    Need to file a report? Let's get you where you need to go so you can go about your day.

    File A Report
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    Employment

    Want to do a job that helps keep people safe in an environment that feels welcoming and fun? Opportunities are available!

    Employment