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EMA - Emergency Management Agency, Grady County OK - 5/11/11 OK Tornadoes

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Mission
To manage and deal with all natural and manmade disasters and issues of Homeland security
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Temporary

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Staff

Director / County Chief - Dale Thompson gcema @ swbell.net
Deputy Director - Paulette Nicholas

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5/24/11: CHICKASHA, Okla. — Authorities say crews are searching for injured or trapped people in Grady County after an apparent tornado went through the area.

Deputy emergency management director Paulette Nicholas says the storm hit Chickasha Tuesday afternoon and left significant damage on the south side.

Nicholas says she didn't know yet about injuries or have more detailed information about damage.

At least four people have been confirmed dead as tornadoes and severe storms moved through Oklahoma.

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Chickasha Emergency Mgmt Steve Chapman 117 N. 4th Chickasha OK 73018 405-222-6013 sachapman @ chickasha.org

Grady Co Emergency Mgmt Leonard D. Thompson P.O. Box 339 Chickasha OK 73023 405-222-2339 gcema @ swbell.net

Ninnekah Emergency Mgmt. Kevin Reed 3050 County Street 2860 Ninnekah OK 73067 405-222-5919

Rush Springs Emg Mgmt Ricky Adamson P.O. Box 726 Rush Springs OK 73082 580-476-3277 rschief25 @ sbcglobal.net

Tuttle Emergency Mgmt Gerald D. Cook P.O. Box 10 Tuttle OK 73089 405-381-4465 smokeater2 @ juno.com

Verden Emergency Mgmt Gerald Smith P.O. Box 262 Verden OK 73092

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SAFE ROOM REGISTRATION: http://gradycountyok.com/emergencyManagment.php

This Safe Room Registration Form is provided as a way for residents to inform the Grady County Emergency Management Agency where their safe room or shelter is located. This information will be listed in a database that will be used in the event of a disaster to help the County determine where people may be trapped. The information is kept confidential and will not be shared with individuals, companies or other agencies.