Severe storms in April led to flooding across Wisconsin. SEOC at Level 2, coordinating resources, with one fatality reported. Residents urged to stay alert.
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The Wisconsin SEOC, at Level 2 since April 14, addresses severe storms and flooding. It coordinates statewide efforts with key agencies, aiding impacted areas.
The Wisconsin DHS stresses safety during storm cleanup, urging caution with flood risks, debris hazards, and potential structural damage to prevent injuries.
Wisconsin's 2026 statewide tornado drills, set for April 16, are canceled due to recent severe weather, focusing resources on current recovery efforts.
Gov. Evers declares April 13-17 as Severe Weather Awareness Week, urging preparedness for tornadoes and storms with statewide drills on April 16.
DHS to allocate $31M from opioid settlements in WI for prevention, treatment, and recovery, aiming to further reduce overdose deaths and support communities.
FEMA's BRIC program offers $1 billion in grants for 2024-2025 to enhance infrastructure resilience; applications due by July 17, 2026.
The SEOC will lower its alert level as the March storm wanes. Coordination continues with state agencies to address remaining issues and support recovery.
The Wisconsin SEOC is aiding in response efforts as March winter storms cause blizzard alerts, road closures, and power outages across the state.
Wisconsin Emergency Management elevated its operations center to Level 3 to manage a major winter storm affecting the entire state from March 15.