Community Organizations Active in Disaster (C.O.A.D.)
"Since 1990, Greene County has had twelve Federally Declared Disasters, tying for second throughout Missouri. In June 2010, Missouri was ranked number 10 in the nation for total number of disasters."
Greene County COAD Status Board
| 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disasters Worked | |||
| Open Disasters | |||
| Cases Resolved | |||
| Working Cases |
Purpose
The Greene County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) is a local group of public, private, and non-government organizations with the focus of assuring the most complete recovery for Greene County following a disaster.
The Greene County COAD meets quarterly. We focus on coordinating multiple agencies in:
- Community Disaster Education
- Enhanced response preparedness
- Case management recovery
Greene County Citizen Preparedness Survey
The COAD is organizing a community wide preparedness survey in partnership with the Missouri State University. Its purpose is to establish a baseline preparedness level for Greene County residents and annually measure the enhancement, or regression, of the community’s preparedness level.
Volunteer Case Management
Coordinate Assistance Network (C.A.N.)
The Long-Term Recovery Committee (LTRC) is a subcommittee under the Greene County COAD. The purpose is to oversee designated funds specifically for the recovery efforts of Greene County residents, where unmet needs remain.
Case Managers are needed to assist in this effort. To be a case manager, you must:
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If you are interested in serving as a case manager, or have further questions about it, please contact ????