West Virginia Threat Preparedness - Bureau of Public Health Division has renewed their Wide Area Rapid Notification (WARN) subscription for the fourth consecutive year. The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (WVDHHR) is the state agency charged with overseeing the health response to disasters occurring within the borders of West Virginia. (more…)

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After an extensive search and interviewing of a substantial number of qualified candidates for the position of CRI-MSA Coordinator, we have extended an offer to and it has been accepted by Seth Staker. (more…)

Jackson County Health Department executed it’s first countywide test with remarkable results. Ms. Wendy Barnette said that she was in the process of evaluating the data and intends to present the results to the County Commission in the near future. She hopes to bring all of the Jackson County Emergency Agencies together to collaborate in a joint effort to maxium her health departments purchase of the WARN public notification product.

West Virginia Department of Heatlh and Human Resources has recently purchased the flagship product from the Wide Area Notification System. (more…)

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West Virginia DHHR purchases the W.A.R.N. Suite of Products (more…)

Jackson County WVВ  August 17th. 2004

Ripley, WV — The Jackson County Health Department has made the decision to implement the W.A.R.N. broadcast system for their notification solution.  After the purchase the Department of health were trained at their Ripley Location. Ms. Wendy Barnett stated that the system will give her health department the ability to notifiy a broad range or tightly defined area of the county about public health needs.

They are currently in discussions with the Jackson County 911 officials on how to use the WARN system for other emergency notifications unrealted to health. Congradulations to the Health Department in stepping forward in the quest to protect the community by rapidy notifying them via telephone.