Contact Us

Use the form on the right to contact us.

Your questions and concerns are important to us.

Please fill out this form and we will get in touch with you shortly.

If you do not receive a response to your question or comment within 48 hours, please call us at 800-324-6651.

The Oklahoma Municipal League provides library and reference services to its members.  OML does not give legal advice or act as a legal advisor.  Please discuss all legal matters with and follow the advice of your city or town attorney

201 NE 23rd Street
Oklahoma City, OK, 73105
United States

(405) 528-7515 or (800) 324-6651

The Oklahoma Municipal League (OML) represents Oklahoma cities and towns working together for their mutual benefit. The OML acts as a central clearinghouse for information and services for its member municipalities.  

Emergency Response Program

 

Emergency Response Program

A comprehensive emergency preparation program designed through strategic partnerships to help prepare municipalities for emergencies that come their way.

 
 
IMG_0050.JPG

Emergency Management Training Events 

The Oklahoma Municipal League (OML) is excited to announce training events occurring through the League's Emergency Response Program. Be sure to sign up for a training event entitled "What is Emergency Management/Whole Community & Planning" at a location near you. There is NO CHARGE for this event and is offered as a service to our members. The training will be conducted by Oklahoma Emergency Management and is designed for Elected Officials, Municipal Staff, and Emergency Managers to attend together. 

See the Calendar page for the latest scheduled workshops.

Please contact Daniel McClure for more information.

 
tornado-572504_640.jpg

Announcing the Emergency Response Program  

The Oklahoma Municipal League is excited to announce the newest service available for members, the Emergency Response Program. The program is a comprehensive emergency preparation program designed through strategic partnerships to help prepare municipalities for emergencies that come their way.

The Program:
Members that participate in the program and complete yearly Oklahoma Emergency Management (OEM) Training will have access to the League’s Emergency Response Team should emergencies arise in their communities. Services from the League are focused on three areas:

  • Governmental Coordination – League staff will assist your municipality in coordinating with governmental entities to ensure the proper assistance can be directed to your area. This may include assisting with regulatory compliance, proper documentation, and communication with key agency personnel.

  • Public Relations – In the face of an emergency, local leaders often simply do not have the time or resources to deal with media communications. The Emergency Response Team will assist your municipality in this area, including speaking with the media as well as preparing and disseminating press releases.

  • Community Response – While your municipal leaders are busy addressing local issues, the Emergency Response Team will assist your municipality with coordinating services and resources for those impacted by the emergency.

    Training:
    Through the League’s partnership with OEM, municipal leaders will have the opportunity to participate in training programs presented by some of the state’s leading experts in emergency management. Topics will vary from session to session, and are designed for elected officials, municipal staff, and first responders to attend together. The first training event is entitled “What is Emergency Management, Whole Community & Planning”, and will be held at Rose State College Professional Development Center in Midwest City on February 23rd, 2018 beginning at 9:00 a.m.

    To Participate:
    If you are interested in participating in the program, please contact me and we can set up a time to discuss your municipality’s involvement.

    Daniel McClure Director of Research 405-528-7515 daniel@oml.org