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1802 Hill Avenue Suite B103 Spirit Lake, IA 51360 |
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712-336-3987 |
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712-336-1850 |
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www.dcem.us |
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Be Prepared
Agricultural communities are at risk for a number of hazardous or emergency situations, such as natural disasters or emerging diseases, as well as man-made or technological hazards (e.g., agrochemical spills, bioterrorism). Any of these situations can greatly impact the individuals, farms and their commodities, as well as businesses in the affected areas.
Preparing for these events can help to prevent or minimize the impact on human and animal health as well as crop production or property damage.
This section houses a database of numerous resources to help citizens of rural agricultural communities – individuals, farmers and producers, businesses – prepare for and recover from a number of natural and man-made threats.
All information in this section is from the Center for Food Safety and Public Health at Iowa State University and the Multi-State Partnership for Security in Agriculture.
Being prepared can help prevent or minimize the impact on you and your property. Find out how to prepare for various situations 
Dickinson County Emergency Management is a member of the Iowa Emergency Management Association. To learn more about IEMA, visit their website at