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MA COVID Command Center affirms Quarantine Expectations for First Reponders
Last week, the MA Office of Health and Human Services Secretary Marylou Sudders issued a letter to confirm that, consistent with Massachusetts COVID-19 Command Center guidance, EMS providers and first responders are not required to quarantine following an exposure to…
Tropical Storm Isiais
In addition to monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic, the HMCC is currently monitoring power outages as a result of Tropical Storm Isaias. Our answering service has lost power. If you need to reach the duty officer, please contact the HMCC EOC…
COVID-19 Pandemic
The W MA HMCC provides support within a multi-agency response by supporting the MA State Department of Public Health, healthcare providers and local health jurisdictions. Standing links to state and federal partners that issue clinical or public information guidance and…
Severe Storm With Wind Damage and Widespread Power Outages
A region-wide facility update is being requested. W MA HMCC is in “Monitoring State” Due to last night's storm there have been widespread power outages and localized storm damage across the state. In an effort to understand the impacts from this…
Excessive Heat Event Anticipated This Weekend
Hot temperatures combined with high humidity levels are expected to create dangerous heat conditions, with the most oppressive conditions expected Saturday. High temperatures Friday-Sunday are forecast to be in the 90s to lower 100s, and dew points in the low…
Significant Winter Storm Approaching.
A significant weather event is heading to the region starting Saturday evening. As of 3:00 p.m. Friday afternoon, the forecast calls for: Heavy snow with some sleet and freezing. Total snow accumulations of 8 to 16 inches with the highest…
DRILL ONLY. Flash flooding triggering multiple evacuations and mutual aid requests. DRILL ONLY.
The HMCC now seeks additional facility reporting from Berkshire County partners as flooding in the Pioneer Valley intensifies and triggers multiple facility evacuations.