Office of Emergency Management
The Borough of Ringwood Office of Emergency Management is a stand alone component of the Municipal government. The office works closely with Federal, State, County and local agencies to assure the coordination of large scale events. It plans for, coordinates and directs operations at large scale civil emergencies that usually require the coordinated efforts of multiple components of municipal government, outside agencies and local volunteer groups.
During planning activities, emergency response and recovery of the office is comprised of a Coordinator, assisted by two (2) Deputy Coordinators, a Public Information Officer, a Secretary and numerous volunteers, including the Local Emergency Planning Council (see LEPC Members below).
Listed below are sites that residents can go to for further information on being prepared in case of an emergency:
Other related sites:
Local Emergency Planning Council Members
Coordinator
Patrick M. Murray
Deputy Coordinator - Operations
Scott Heck
Deputy Coordinators - IT & Equipment
Anthony Lanza
Mayor
Sean Noonan
Public Information Officer
Scott Heck
Evacuation
Scott Heck
Board of Education Administrator/School Operation Plans
Superintendent
Ambulance Corps
Captain Phil Kirby
Fire Prevention Bureau
Scott Conley
Erskine Lakes Volunteer Fire Co.
Chief Matt Finch/Assistant Chief Pat Ranft
Skyline Lakes Volunteer Fire Co.
Chief Nicholas Vitale /Assistant Chief Doug Faber
Ringwood Borough Volunteer Fire Co. #1 (Stonetown)
Chief Robert Martino
Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services Coordinator (RACES)
Robert Herman/Ken Hansen
Hazardous Materials Coordinator
George Stout
Public Works
Scott Heck
Terrorism Incident
Patrick M. Murray/Scott Heck
Building Inspector
Michael Hafner
Health & Medical
Zackary Faiola/Jeannette Davison
Shelter/Reception & Care
Doreen Lanza
Communication/ Alert/Warning
Chief Peter McGinty
Secretary to the Board
Sylvia Nieves
Underwater Search & Recovery
Chief Lou Schnibbe
Law Enforcement
Chief Peter McGinty
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