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Kentucky Governor and Secretary Declares State of Emergency Due to Widespread Electrical Outages on Significant Portion of the Commonwealth.
Washington Governor issues Emergency Proclamation due to wildfire threat in all 39 counties in the state of Washington.
Nebraska Governor issues an Emergency Declaration due to flooding caused by severe thunderstorms, strong winds, tornados and heavy rains. The storms caused damages to private and public property and infrastructure. Numerous communities are isolated by the flooding and citizens are being...
Iowa Governor issues Proclamation of Disaster Emergency due to a significant number of confirmed diagnosis of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the State of Iowa.
Alaska declares Declaration of Disaster Emergency due to unprecedented flooding between Mile 390 and 415 of the Dalton Highway about 25 to 30 miles south of Deadhorse.
Texas declares a State of Emergency due to delivery of propane and home heating oils to storage facilities and homes. Such emergency declaration is in response to the severe weather conditions in the State of Texas.
Rhode Island issues a Gubernatorial Proclamation regarding the delivery of residential home heating oil and propane gas as Rhode Island and the New England region continue to experience extreme weather conditions, with frigid temperatures and below zero wind chill values forecast for the coming...
Maryland Governor issues a Declaration of Emergency due to the deliver of petroleum products to its citizens since the State of Maryland has experienced prolonged below normal temperatures requiring greater demand for petroleum products.