Okmulgee County Emergency Management (OCEM) is pleased to announce an upcoming Volunteer Meeting on Monday, Aug. 21, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the OCEM Offices located at 110 N. Alabama in Okmulgee. All community members interested in contributing to their county’s safety and well-being are encouraged to attend.

The meeting aims to showcase the diverse volunteer opportunities available within Okmulgee County, allowing residents to actively participate in various projects that enhance the community’s readiness and response capabilities. As natural disasters and unforeseen emergencies can strike at any time, the spirit of volunteerism plays a crucial role in ensuring the county’s resilience.

“We believe that every individual’s contribution can make a significant impact on our community’s preparedness and response efforts,” Jeffrey Moore, Okmulgee County Emergency Management Director, said. “Our Volunteer Meeting is an open invitation for all residents who are willing to step forward and engage in meaningful initiatives that can save lives and protect property during times of crisis.”

Volunteer opportunities span across a range of projects, including disaster response, community education, public outreach, logistics support, and more. By volunteering, participants will have the chance to learn valuable skills, forge connections with fellow community members, and actively contribute to making Okmulgee County a safer place to live and thrive.

“As we continue to navigate various challenges, the dedication of our volunteers remains a driving force behind our success,” he said. “We are excited to welcome new faces to our team and provide them with opportunities to grow, learn, and make a lasting impact on the well-being of Okmulgee County.”

The Okmulgee County Emergency Management Volunteer Meeting promises to be an informative and engaging event for all attendees. Those interested in participating are encouraged to bring their enthusiasm, questions, and a willingness to work together for the betterment of the community.

For more information about the Volunteer Meeting and the volunteer opportunities available, please contact the Okmulgee County Emergency Management Office at 918-7599984.

Okmulgee County Emergency Management (OCEM) is dedicated to enhancing the county’s resilience in the face of emergencies and disasters. OCEM works collaboratively with various agencies, organizations, and volunteers to prepare, respond, recover, and mitigate the impacts of various hazards. Through community engagement and proactive initiatives, OCEM aims to create a safer and more resilient Okmulgee County for all its residents.