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GUILFORD COUNTY
LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
c/o Guilford County Emergency
Management
1002 Meadowood Street
Greensboro NC 27409
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2010 - 2012 Officers
Welcome to the Guilford County LEPC website!
was a HUGE success!
The purpose of the LEPC:
- To identify business facilities in Guilford County
that manufacture, process, or store hazardous chemicals and to
assist these facilities in preparing emergency response plans;
- To inform and educate the public about chemical
facilities in the community and actions that can be taken in the
event of an accidental chemical spill or release into the
environment; and
- To work to assist governmental and emergency
response agencies in being well prepared to respond to and handle
any and all emergencies, associated with chemical spills or
releases, that may occur in Guilford County.
The Guilford County LEPC meets on the second Thursday of the month.
Check out our Meeting
Schedule to view meeting dates/places. Various industries volunteer
to host the meetings and provide the meeting location. Each meeting
includes programs to inform and instruct the attendees on a wide range
of emergency, environmental, safety and other topics. You do not have to
be a member to attend the meetings. Every and all are invited to come
and learn from the expertise present at each meeting.
Please visit our site often for up-to-date information
about emergency planning in Guilford County.
IN MEMORIAM
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