The Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Division and the National Weather Service have declared the week of April 2 through April 6, 2012 as Severe Weather Awareness Week. Severe Weather Awareness Week is an annual event to remind Iowans that severe weather is part of living in our state and that understanding the risks and how to respond to them can save lives. The highlight of the week will be the statewide tornado drill on Wednesday, April 4. Even though Heartland will not be participating in this drill, please be aware of the different types of severe weather and how to protect yourself during each one.
Click here to learn more about flash flooding, the storm warning system, tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and family preparedness from the National Weather Service.
Below you will also find a list of our offices and co-location sites along with the storm shelters for each building.
Johnston REC -- Conference Rooms 3/4 & ICN Room
Johnston Admin Center -- Board Room/Restrooms
Ames -- Sound Booth Hallway/Workroom
Adel -- Restrooms
Guthrie Center -- Sound Booth
Carroll -- Restrooms
Indianola -- Basement
Newton -- North Wing Hallway
Knoxville -- Basement
Clay Elementary -- Room B112
Neveln Center -- Restrooms or Hallway Outside Restrooms on 1st Floor
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