Gov. Braun launches task force focused on Indiana's emergency alert systems
- Governor Mike Braun has formed a new Emergency Alert Task Force in response to recent floods in Texas.
- The Task Force will evaluate Indiana's current alert and warning systems to identify areas for enhancement and recommend additional systems.
- The Indiana Department of Homeland Security will lead the Task Force with input from various local officials, law enforcement, and emergency management agencies.
- The Task Force aims to make recommendations for improving emergency alert protocols by November 1, 2025.
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Gov. Mike Braun, ISDA Director Don Lamb Among Featured Speakers at Indiana Ag Policy Summit
At left: Indiana Governor Mike Braun. At right: Don Lamb, Director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA). Photos courtesy of the Office of Governor Braun and ISDA. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun will be among the featured speakers during the annual Indiana Ag Policy Summit from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 30 at the Boone County Fairgrounds in Lebanon. Braun will take part in a “Fireside Chat” about statewide agricultural issues…
Following Texas devastation, Braun orders examination of Indiana’s emergency systems
As recovery teams continue to search for the missing after deadly, catastrophic flooding in Texas earlier this month, Gov. Mike Braun is taking a closer look at Indiana’s emergency systems and warning capacity.
Braun wants to evaluate Indiana emergency systems
INDIANAPOLIS — As recovery teams continue to search for the missing after deadly, catastrophic flooding in Texas earlier this month, Gov. Mike Braun is taking a closer look at Indiana’s emergency systems and warning capacity.
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