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Natural Disaster Resources (2005)
The information contained in these documents and fact sheets is designed to help in cleaning up homes and communities that have been affected by severe weather, floods and other natural disasters. If your questions are not addressed by the fact sheets and documents below, please call the Missouri Department of Natural Resources at 800-361-4827.
Executive Orders
- Executive Order
05-44
(Added Dec. 14, 2005) - Executive Order
05-45
(Added Dec. 14, 2005)
Letters
Publications and Fact Sheets
- Additional Contact Phone Numbers PDF
- Boil Water Notice PDF
- Disaster Response Guidance for Public Drinking Water and Wastewater PDF
- Disaster-Related Animal Production Mortalities Emergency Procedures PDF
- Emergency Guidance for Hazardous Materials and Hazardous Waste PDF
- Facts on Open Burning Under Missouri Regulations PDF
- Household Chemicals and Household Hazardous Waste PDF
- How to Handle Asbestos-Containing Debris PDF
- Natural Disaster Recovery For Historic Buildings PDF
- What to do with Disaster Debris (Updated Jan. 6, 2005) PDF
News Releases
- Blunt Issues Disaster Declaration In Response to Taum Sauk Dam Flooding (Added Dec. 14, 2005)
- Blunt Commends Cooperative Response to Taum Sauk Flooding; Encourages Families to Form Emergency Plans (Added Dec. 15, 2005)
- Assessment Begins on Damage to Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park (Added Dec. 15, 2005)
- State Looks for Fast Answers on Reservoir Failure (Added Dec. 15, 2005)
- Governor Calls for Comprehensive Survey
of Missouri's Dam Safety Law
(Added Dec. 19, 2005)
- Department of Natural Resources Issues
Order for Stabilization at Taum Sauk
(Added
Dec. 19, 2005)
Other Resources Available on the Web
- MoDNR Regional and Satellite Offices
- University of Missouri Outreach and Extension
- State Emergency Management Agency
Financial Assistance for Communities Affected by Severe Weather
In Missouri You Can Be "Ready in 3"
Emergencies can strike anytime. A tornado, a flood or even a terrorist attack can change lives. Missouri families, communities, businesses and schools need to take steps today to prepare for an emergency. Ready in 3 can help.
- Dam Failure at Taum Sauk Hydroelectric Plant Dec. 15, 2005
View the State Emergency
Management Agency Situation Report. PDF
- Dam Failure at Taum Sauk Hydroelectric PlantDec. 14, 2005
View the State Emergency
Management Agency Situation Report. PDF
- Counties affected from June 9, 2005 Storms: Cass, Jackson, Polk. View the State Emergency Management Agency Situation Reports. PDF
- Counties affected from June 3-4, 2005 Storms: Johnson, Lafayette, Ray, Saline, Worth. View the State Emergency Management Agency Situation Reports. PDF
- View all State Emergency Management Agency Situation Reports.
