Plainfield Emergency Management Agency

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What is the Plainfield EMA?

The Plainfield Emergency Management Agency, or PEMA, is a volunteer organization tasked with the responsibility of providing emergency services in the event of a disaster in the Village of Plainfield. PEMA has a dedicated Search and Rescue team and trained weather spotters on staff. PEMA also provides services that assist the Plainfield Police Department and Plainfield Fire Protection District such as traffic control, special event details and public awareness and training events.

Our Mission Statement

The members of the Plainfield Emergency Management Agency shall provide the services necessary to assist at all disasters and large-scale emergencies involving the Plainfield community. They will ensure that these incidents are resolved with the utmost efficiency, professionalism, and regard for human life. They will ensure that all citizens of the community are treated with compassion and dignity at all times. They will be available before, during, and after a major incident to provide support and guidance to those in need.

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