Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Emergency Management topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Jefferson County reports storm damage in northern townships; National Weather Service to meet EMA staff
Summary
County emergency management reported storms and a tornado warning in northern Jefferson County; officials listed multiple hard-hit roads and townships and said National Weather Service representatives will meet EMA staff to assess damage.
Jefferson County officials reported storm damage in the northern portion of the county at the June 9, 2025 meeting, citing reports of downed trees and power lines and a tornado warning in the area.
A county emergency-management summary read to the board said: "Series of storms moved to Jefferson County resulting in severe thunder thunderstorm warnings as well as a tornado warning in the northern part of the county. Numerous reports of trees and power lines down the hardest hit areas of, Philly to Roseville and Union Township, Haula Road, State Route 36, South of Broad Acre Flats in Elgin Township, Route 36 in Oliver Township between schools, Cool Spring and, Oliver in State Route 949, around Miller Road in Elbert Township." The report noted the summary was current as of 06:27 the morning of June 9, 2025.
County officials said representatives from the National Weather Service (NWS) would meet with Emergency Management Agency (EMA) staff to assess damage; county staff and first responders were conducting field assessments. Officials instructed residents with storm damage to contact county emergency services for assistance and said more information would be provided as assessments progressed.
The transcript records no formal motions or votes related to storm response during the meeting; commissioners thanked first responders and noted ongoing field assessments.
