Kodiak Emergency Operations Center

Kodiak Emergency Operations Center Emergency Operations Center Operating Levels:
Level 1 – Routine operations, occurring and forecasted events present little, if any threat.
(1)

Kodiak Island Emergency Management, keeping the archipelago safe, prepared, and resilient by partnering with local agencies and organizations to protect lives and property. Level 2 – Indicates a heightened sense of awareness. Occurring or forecasted events include a potential or present threat. Level 3 – indicates an actual event occurred or may be imminent. Examples, flooding disrupting transport

ation, extended search and rescue requiring inter-agency support, wildland fire requiring evacuation of shelter, raised Homeland Security threat
Level 4 – Indicates response to a major life threatening and/or property damaging event. Examples, flooding, sea storm surge, tsunami displaces residents and damages structures, wildland fire requires evacuation and sheltering of citizens, damaging earthquake.

Alaska Department of Fish & Game recommends the following tips when in bear country:•Always carry a deterrent, including...
08/19/2026

Alaska Department of Fish & Game recommends the following tips when in bear country:
•Always carry a deterrent, including bear spray and fi****ms.
•Travel in groups and stay together on trails.
•Make noise so you don't surprise a bear. Stay alert and look for signs of bears.
•Never approach or crowd bears; respect their "personal space."
•Keep pets on leash when possible to avoid unwanted wildlife interactions.

For more information from ADF&G about bear behavior and wildlife safety, including videos on what to do if you encounter a bear and bear spray demonstrations, visit:

Alaska Department of Fish and Game

08/18/2026
https://earthquake.alaska.edu/
08/12/2026

https://earthquake.alaska.edu/

July marks the anniversary of Alaska’s most notorious landslide, Lituya Bay (1958), which generated a devastating tsunami.

Good morning, Kodiak. Information on the earthquake this morning. Stay Safe & Be "Kodiak Ready"
08/12/2026

Good morning, Kodiak.
Information on the earthquake this morning.
Stay Safe & Be "Kodiak Ready"

08/03/2026
Great Weather Alert, I always post bad weather alerts, thought it was time for a great weather alert.
07/23/2026

Great Weather Alert, I always post bad weather alerts, thought it was time for a great weather alert.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those affected by the recent earthquakes around the world. Kodiak Island reside...
06/29/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those affected by the recent earthquakes around the world. Kodiak Island residents need to be “Kodiak Ready” for earthquakes. Stay safe, Kodiak!

Sign up for Emergency Alerts. Be "Kodiak Ready"
06/24/2026

Sign up for Emergency Alerts. Be "Kodiak Ready"

Address

2160 Mill Bay Road
Kodiak, AK
99615

Telephone

+19074868000

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Kodiak Emergency Operations Center posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category