Developing, implementing and coordinating multi-agency responses and action plans
Our collective work is focussed on saving lives, relieving suffering, protecting property, preventing further damage to the environment and preventing the impacts of a disaster getting worse to restore normality as quickly as possible.
Prepare, respond and recover
Local Resilience Forums (also known as LRFs) are activated to assist in responding to large-scale emergencies when a combined multi-agency coordination would result in a more effective and efficient outcome. Any one of the partner agencies can also activate the LRF when there is a requirement for additional capacity beyond their own resources.
LRF partners share responsibility to continually develop Lincolnshire’s resilience in the face of large-scale emergency situations, with guidance and support from lead government departments and agencies, local authorities, emergency services, health, utilities providers and communication providers and transport companies.
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Severe Hot Weather
Severe hot weather can include heatwaves and drought.
Last year, a new record-high temperature for the UK of 40.3ºC was recorded in Coningsby in Lincolnshire on the 19th July 2022.
We can all be Better Prepared to respond to hot weather in Lincolnshire.
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Latest risk news
Launch of Self-Generating Community Emergency Plan
Lincolnshire County Council’s Emergency Planning & Business Continuity Service is excited to announce the launch of a ground-breaking new tool designed to empower communities to create their own emergency plans. This innovative system simplifies the complex process of developing a comprehensive emergency plan, making it accessible to communities of all sizes.
Community Emergency Planning Workshop
Join the Emergency Planning Team for a Community Emergency Planning workshop on Thursday November 28th. The event is a chance to learn how to prepare your community for emergencies and keep everyone safe.
Community Emergency Planning Evening
The Emergency Planning Team are hosting a Community Emergency Planning Induction evening on the 28th October at the County Emergency Centre.
Bluetongue is a disease which affects cattle, sheep, goats, deer, alpacas and llamas . It does not affect people or food safety. Meat and milk are safe to eat and drink.
Ready For Anything Volunteers
Ready For Anything is an innovative scheme, for individuals who want to volunteer to support our emergency responders and communities during and after crisis.
Anyone can volunteer for the scheme as long as you live in Lincolnshire, are relatively fit and well and able to get around the county. If this sounds like you then we would like to welcome you to our emergency volunteer family.