Emergency Management
Overview
Announcements
Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday
St. Johns County Emergency Management urges Floridians to buy disaster preparedness items during Florida’s 14-day Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holidays. Last sales tax holiday for 2024 is August 24-September 6.
Hurricane Debby Damage Assessment has Ended
THIS SURVEY HAS ENDED. The St. Johns County Emergency Management Department is seeking assistance from the public to document damage within St. Johns County resulting from Hurricane Debby.
Be Prepared
St. Johns County
Hurricane Preparedness Guide
Stay Informed
Sign up for Alert St. Johns, an emergency notification system that provides critical information during emergency situations.
Alert St. Johns
Find your evacuation zone by entering your address or clicking the interactive map.
My Evacuation Zone
Live weather data from your St. Johns County Emergency Operations Center.
EOC WeatherSTEM
What does the St. Johns County Department of Emergency Management do when we’re not in an active state of emergency?
- Coordinate countywide disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation activities
- Develop and maintain plans
- Managing the evacuation assistance program
- Conduct trainings
- Educate the public
- Cultivate partnerships with local agencies and individuals who assist us during emergencies
During times of emergency, the Emergency Management Team manages and coordinates the County’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC). The EOC serves as a central hub for partners to gather, coordinate, and make informed decisions to protect lives, property, and the environment.
