Throughout the year, we conduct education and outreach sessions on emergency preparedness for large segments of the Broward County community including first responders, municipalities and other governmental entities.

We strongly support outreach programs and activities, and works with local and municipal public safety partners to develop outreach programs that meet their specific needs. Broward County has more than 1.7 million residents. Of special concern during the hurricane season is the approximately 250,000 residents that live in mandatory evacuation zones, and approximately 40,000 mobile home residents. There are a significant number of Broward County residents who may benefit from an effective multi-agency program of outreach.

Training is offered on Intermediate ICS 300 and Advanced ICS 400 for governmental entities and first responders. 

This is an all-hazards web-based information management system that provides information during an activation of the Broward Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Training on this emergency management software tool is required for all Broward County and other governmental staff who must report to the Broward EOC during an activation.

Local municipal representatives can receive training to determine a quick impact assessment of designated areas of Broward County after an event. Training is limited to municipal representatives.

Call 954-831-3900 for more information and a schedule.​