Morgan County Emergency Management Agency

Today, we recognize and thank the brave men and women who answer the call when our communities need them most.

From firefighters and law enforcement officers to EMS personnel, dispatchers, and rescue teams, our first responders work tirelessly to protect lives, provide aid, and keep our communities safe.

Their dedication, courage, and willingness to serve do not go unnoticed.

Morgan County EMA extends our sincere appreciation to all first responders throughout Morgan County and beyond. Thank you for your service, sacrifice, and commitment to keeping our communities safe!

🇺🇸 Happy National First Responders Day!

TVA will be performing maintenance on sirens in the Decatur city limits. Sirens may briefly sound throughout the day as part of this work.

Please keep this in mind if you hear sirens in the area.

TVA will be performing maintenance on sirens in western Morgan County. Sirens may briefly sound throughout the day as part of this work.

Please keep this in mind if you hear sirens in the area.

The Morgan County Health Department will be hosting a flu clinic on Thursday, October 15, from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM.

With flu season approaching, this is a convenient opportunity to help protect yourself, your family, and those around you.

Please share to help spread the word!

*Update: Scene is clear*

Vehicle Fire on I-65 between Hartselle and Falkville. Interstate will be shut down as fire crews get blaze under control.

Southbound traffic will be diverted onto Thompson Rd exit.

[625A] An organized complex of thunderstorms will bring threats for locally damaging winds (50-60 MPH), frequent lightning and heavy rainfall/flooding to the region this afternoon (12 PM - 6 PM). Impacts from this system will likely be greatest across the western half of the region.

If you experienced storm damage, please share photos in the comments along with the location so we can better identify impacted areas across Morgan County.

If there is damage to a home, business, or other structure you own, please use the link below to self-report the damage. Self-reporting helps Morgan County EMA document impacts and better understand the extent of damage throughout the county.

If you are unable to self-report please message us with photos and the location of the damage.

🔗 Self-Report Damage: https://al-state.orioncentral.com/SelfReporter?m=97F39B46-6D8B-4FBC-9AEC-BDA60DBEFEDF

Please use caution around downed trees, power lines, and damaged structures.