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Inside of City LimitsKnob Noster Fire DepartmentNon-emergencies +1-660-563-8000107 E South Railroad St, Knob Noster, MO 65336 (Map)Website: https://cityofkn.net/government/fire-departmentOutside of City LimitsJohnson County Fire Protection District Non-emergencies +1-660-747-5220Station 4: 85 NE D Hwy, Knob Noster, MO 65336 (Map)Website: https://jcfpd.net/
Shelter Locations**Pets are not allowed in sheltersClick the yellow storm shelter icon for a google map directly to the entrance.Knob Noster Police Department+1-660-563-2233201 N State St, Knob Noster, MO 65336Back lower level of City Hall. Enter the front lobby and push the button on the wallKnob Noster First Baptist Church +1-660-563-3071110 E. McPherson Enter (north parking Lot) - white door on the back side of churchKnob Noster High School+1-660-563-2283New address coming soon
Outdoor Warning Sirens (Tornado Sirens):The outdoor warning system / tornado sirens are activated by the county when a tornado warning is issued, or there is visual confirmation of a tornado reported by storm spotters. The tornado sirens are designed to alert people who are outside. They are not designed to be heard while you are indoors. They do not sound an "all clear". If you hear sirens again, please go to your safe space and utilize your weather radio or other trusted resource. The outdoor warning sirens are tested regularly on the first Wednesday of each month at 10:00 a.m., unless the sky is overcast or storms are in the area to avoid confusion. For more details: https://johnsoncounty911.org/community-information/emergency-preparedness/outdoor-warning-sirens/Watch vs WarningThis one still trips people up. Know the difference. Watch = Weather conditions in the area could potentially produce a tornado. Stay aware. Know your routes. Warning = An actual tornado has been confirmed, either by radar, or by trained storm spotters. Seek shelter immediately. More info: https://www.weather.gov/safety/tornado-ww
Always evacuate to a safe distance and call 911 for hazards. Inside of City LimitsEvergy ElectricIf you see downed power lines or another hazardous situation, stay at least 30 feet away. Stay in your car or home if you safely can. DO NOT TOUCH THE LINES.First call 911 then call Evergy at +1-888-544-4852.Report OutageSpire Gas+1-800-582-1234 (24/7 emergency line)If you smell gas, leave the area. Call Spire's emergency number or 911. Steer clear until you are told by Spire or Fire department that it is safe to re-enter.Outside of City LimitsWest Central Electric Coop.Report an outage: https://westcentralelectric.smarthub.coop/Login.htmlOffice: +1-816-565-4942Spire Gas+1-800-582-1234 (24/7 emergency line)If you smell gas, leave the area. Call Spire's emergency number or 911. Steer clear until you are told by Spire or 1st responders that it is safe to re-enter.If have propane, please contact your supplier's emergency line.*More emergency contact info will be added as it's confirmed. Pinnacle Propane+1-800-633-8253 (24/7 emergency line)If you smell propane, leave the area. Call Pinnacle's emergency number or 911. Steer clear until you are told by Pinnacle or by Fire department that it is safe to re-enter.MFA OilCall 911 for suspected leaks / emergenciesContact - https://www.mfaoil.com/contact-us/
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