March 1-5 awareness campaign calls for preparing and planning for tornadoes, severe storms, lightning and flooding
Monday: Receiving Weather Info/Making a plan
Tuesday: Tornadoes - Live Tornado Drill at 10 AM
Wednesday: Lightning
Thursday: Hail/Wind/Severe Thunderstorms
Friday: Flooding
Additional Information
Even as vaccine is being distributed, please continue to stay home when sick, wash your hands regularly, wear a mask, avoid crowds, keep 6 feet of space between yourself and others, and get tested for COVID-19 if you’ve been exposed to the coronavirus or have symptoms.
We will update this page as more information becomes available to include vaccination events and what to expect when getting vaccinated.
In the meantime, you can find additional information about the vaccine and its distribution here:
Latest Outage News
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Extreme frigid temperatures are affecting our region’s power supply, so the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) asked Evergy to implement controlled, temporary emergency electricity reductions to help avoid larger uncontrolled and extended power outages throughout the region.
As a way to help limit emergency electricity reductions, Southwest Power Pool (SPP) may require Evergy turn off energy to controlled portions of customers for approximately 30-60 minutes. Power will be restored to the area after that time period has ended. These emergency outages will then move to a different portion of service area. We'll continue this process periodically until it's no longer required by SPP.
With these extreme cold temperatures, equipment may not operate as intended. As a result, outages could last longer than 30 - 60 minutes. If you are impacted by an emergency electricity reduction, you do not need to report your outage. Rather, check back here. All customers should be prepared for the potential for these periodic outages. If you experience an outage that lasts longer than an hour, call 888-544-4852 or 800-544-4857 for Kansas Central customers.
You can view current outages in your area in the Outage Map
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The Mission of Emergency Management...
protect communities by coordinating and integrating all activities necessary to build, sustain, and improve the capability to mitigate against, prepare for, respond to, and recover from threatened or actual natural disasters, acts of terrorism, or other man-made disasters. - FEMA
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