OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OEM Coordinator Evan Buzzy Thomas ewt58@aol.com   The Morris County Prosecutor's Office has issued a set of Domestic Preparedness Guidelines.  We urge you to read them and follow the recommendations. If you want to review what is being done by other government entities with regard to Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, we recommend these websites: Federal Homeland Defense Federal Emergency Management New Jersey Homeland Security New Jersey Emergency Management New Jersey School Emergency Preparedness Morris County Emergency Management The Mendham Emergency Management Program is designed to maximize the resources and personnel available during the times of emergencies and disasters and at the same time minimize the threat to life and property from natural and technological disasters. The Township shares emergency responsibilities with Mendham Borough.  The Township Committee and Borough Council appoint representatives to the Emergency Management Committee.  The Committee is headed by an Emergency Management Coordinator and a Deputy Coordinator.  The Emergency Management Coordinator and Deputy Coordinator prepare disaster management plans, declare a "state of emergency", and coordinate the repsonses of emergency personnel within the Township. If you have an electric well or a family member on electric life support equipment, click here for an informational brochure from JCP&L.  Special needs population registry for disaster relief click here. Sheriff’s Project Lifesaver Program Works to Quickly Find Those Prone to Wander Project Lifesaver is a program of the Morris County Sheriff’s Office that provides timely response to save lives and reduce potential injury for adults and children who wander due to Alzheimer’s, autism and other related conditions or disorders. The Morris County Sheriff’s Office was the first agency in New Jersey to create a Project Lifesaver program, and was instrumental in bringing it statewide. The program provides tracking bracelets for people who are prone to wandering and becoming lost, said Morris County Edward V. Rochford. When a person is reported missing members of the Morris County Sheriff’s Emergency Services team deploy specialized tracking equipment to locate the individual, Rochford said. "In the past it took several hours and dozens of officers to locate a missing person,” Rochford said. “Clients enrolled in the Project Lifesaver program are typically found within 20 minutes by two officers.” Since the program is statewide, a caregiver may take the person who is on the Project Lifesaver program anywhere in the state, and should they wander or become missing, the sheriff in that county will be able to track and locate that individual. More information about the Morris County Sheriff’s Project Lifesaver program may be obtained online at http://www.mcsheriff.org/, or on the county’s YouTube channel YouTube.com/MorrisCountyNJ, or by calling the Sheriff’s Support Services Division at (973) 285-6685.