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Coverage of Office of Emergency Management in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: May 23 · 07:02 UTCMost recent: Jul 16 · 20:41 UTC
Co-mentioned in this coverage
Nashville’s Winter Storm Response Commissionorganization1Nashville Electric Serviceorganization1Mayor Freddie O’Connellperson1Timothy Hughesperson1Vice Mayor Angie Hendersonperson1Super Bowl 2030topic1Nashvilleplace1Denverplace1Jon Ewingperson1Greg Heavenerperson1NWS Boulder and Denverorganization1tornado watchtopic1severe thunderstorm warningstopic1Zohran Mamdaniperson1New York Cityplace1Department of Environmental Protectionorganization1NYPDorganization1National Weather Serviceorganization1floodingtopic1catch basinstopic1
Recent coverage
  • POLITICSJul 16 · 20:41 UTCWSMV4 NASHVILLE
    Why was the January winter storm so devastating for Nashville? Commissioners identify key failures in draft report

    Nashville’s Winter Storm Response Commission identified coordination breakdowns between city agencies and Nashville Electric Service (NES) as a key failure during the January ice storm, which left over 230,000 customers without power for nearly two weeks. The draft report highlights NES’s delayed real-time communication and reliance on external linemen, while calling for an outside review and improved systems ahead of the 2030 Super Bowl.

  • SECURITYJun 8 · 22:27 UTCDENVERITE
    Sirens sounded ‘inadvertently’ during Denver tornado watch

    Denver's hazard sirens were accidentally activated during a tornado watch, which officials confirmed was a mistake with no immediate threat. The tornado watch, valid until 9 p.m., covers Denver and surrounding areas, with risks of large hail and potential tornadoes. The Office of Emergency Management plans to provide further details.

  • SECURITYMay 23 · 07:02 UTCNBC NEW YORK
    NYC faces rainy holiday weekend

    New York City officials are implementing measures to prepare for potential localized flooding during a rainy holiday weekend. The Department of Environmental Protection is cleaning catch basins, and the NYPD is on standby to assist with traffic and stranded civilians. The city aims to avoid flooding issues seen earlier in the week, including subway suspensions and flooded underpasses.