Here are the latest publicly reported updates about the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA):
MEMA has launched a dedicated emergency information website, MSDisasterInfo.com, to provide current disaster updates, road closures, open shelters, and disaster-related news. This site also lists counties eligible for disaster assistance.[1]
In late January 2026, Mississippi declared a State of Emergency ahead of severe winter weather to mobilize state assets for response and recovery operations, with the emergency lasting at least into January 27.[5]
MEMA has emphasized multi-channel alerting in advance of severe weather, warning residents not to rely solely on outdoor sirens and social media, and encouraging use of NOAA Weather Radio, wireless alerts, and local media for updates.[3]
The MEMA news archive shows ongoing coordination for disaster response, including discussions of individual assistance and federal support for counties affected by winter storms in January 2026, and confirms state-level collaboration with federal and state agencies in recovery efforts.[9]
A February 2025 press summary notes MEMA’s role in relief operations, including coordinating with state and local partners to open distribution sites and deliver aid after disasters; while not recent, it documents the agency’s ongoing mission and partnership network.[7]
MEMA maintains contact channels and official points of contact for inquiries: MEMA Drive location, and general email/phone lines for public assistance and information.[4]
If you want, I can narrow to a specific aspect (e.g., current disaster declarations, active shelters, or FEMA-assistance status) and pull the most relevant details. I can also summarize how to sign up for alerts and what to expect in ongoing Mississippi weather events.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said residents must have multiple ways to receive alerts as severe weather is likely this afternoon into the evening and overnight hours on March 15, 2026.In a Facebook post, the agency warned, “DO NOT RELY ON OUTDOOR SIRENS OR SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS,” and told residents…
msnewsgroup.comGovernor Tate Reeves today announced he issued a State of Emergency in advance of the severe winter weather that is expected to impact Mississippi starting Friday. He also issued the following statement:
governorreeves.ms.govFebruary 10, 2025
www.msema.orgJACKSON – With Mississippi being overwhelmed with severe weather and flooding conditions, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has launched a new website specifically for emergency and ongoing disaster information. The new website, www.MSDisasterInfo.com, features updated road closures, open shelters, disaster-related news and information as well as information about how people can donate or help disaster survivors. According to the site, individuals in the following counties can...
themississippilink.comFilter by Year Apply Governor Reeves’ Request for Individual Assistance for January 23–27 Winter Weather Approved by President Trump April 11, 2026 PEARL, Miss. (MEMA) – Governor Tate Reeves’ request for Individual Assistance (FEMA-4899 DR-MS) for counties affected by the January 23-27 severe winter weather has been approved by President Trump. 36 counties and the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians have been approved for Individual Assistance... … On March 25, the Federal Emergency Management...
www.msema.orgGov. Tate Reeves said the latest fatality was reported in Leflore County, bringing the statewide death toll from the storm to four.
queencitynewsfeed.comView Website 1 MEMA Drive, Pearl, MS 39208 [email protected] (800) 222-6362 (601) 933-6800 The mission of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is to coordinate activities that will save lives, protect property and reduce suffering of Mississippi’s citizens and their communities impacted by disasters through a comprehensive and integrated program of disaster preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation initiatives.
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