Mayor Lawrence Hawkins III discusses the new building and speaks with EMHSA director Nick Crossley on this episode of What's Going Down in the 'Dale!

Mayor Lawrence Hawkins discusses the new Hamilton County Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Response Building now in the city of Springdale!

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Hamilton County December 16th 2025 celebrated the opening of its new Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Communications (9-1-1) facility in Springdale, marking a major step forward in strengthening regional emergency response and public safety. The $24 million construction investment brought the Hamilton County Emergency Management & Homeland Security Agency (EMA) and Hamilton County Emergency Communications (9-1-1) together for the first time at 111 Tri County Parkway, creating a unified hub for real-time coordination, information sharing, and countywide preparedness. Supported by a $1 million Emergency Operations Center grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the project reflected years of planning to modernize the County’s emergency response infrastructure. Hamilton County purchased the building in 2022 to co-locate these critical operations, replacing a 1972-era communications center that no longer met today’s technological and operational needs.

Hamilton County December 16th 2025 celebrated the opening of its new Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Communications (9-1-1) facility in Springdale, marking a major step forward in strengthening regional emergency response and public safety. The $24 million construction investment brought the Hamilton County Emergency Management & Homeland Security Agency (EMA) and Hamilton County Emergency Communications (9-1-1) together for the first time at 111 Tri County Parkway, creating a unified hub for real-time coordination, information sharing, and countywide preparedness. Supported by a $1 million Emergency Operations Center grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the project reflected years of planning to modernize the County’s emergency response infrastructure. Hamilton County purchased the building in 2022 to co-locate these critical operations, replacing a 1972-era communications center that no longer met today’s technological and operational needs.

Hamilton County on December 16th 2025 celebrated the opening of its new Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Communications (9-1-1) facility in Springdale, marking a major step forward in strengthening regional emergency response and public safety. The $24 million construction investment brought the Hamilton County Emergency Management & Homeland Security Agency (EMA) and Hamilton County Emergency Communications (9-1-1) together for the first time at 111 Tri County Parkway, creating a unified hub for real-time coordination, information sharing, and countywide preparedness. Supported by a $1 million Emergency Operations Center grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the project reflected years of planning to modernize the County’s emergency response infrastructure. Hamilton County purchased the building in 2022 to co-locate these critical operations, replacing a 1972-era communications center that no longer met today’s technological and operational needs.

O.M. Mitchel (1809–1862) was the ultimate Renaissance Man, blending brilliant academic achievement with high-stakes military leadership. A West Point graduate and former Mathematics Instructor, Mitchel engineered the essential route of the Little Miami Railroad and gained national renown as a Professor of Astronomy, founding the iconic Cincinnati Observatory. His most lasting legacy, however, came during the Civil War, where as a Union Major General, his part in the dramatic "Great Locomotive Chase" was so pivotal it became the basis for two major motion pictures: the silent film classic The General and the 1956 Walt Disney adventure.​ Meet the Speaker, Pamela Jean Adams: Historian and Storyteller Pamela Jean Adams is a passionate genealogist, history enthusiast, and current Regent of her DAR Chapter in Middletown, Ohio. A former math teacher, Pam's deep dive into history began when she started researching her family genealogy to teach her own daughter. This dedication led to her popular history blog, "Liberating Letters," which has evolved into the video series, "My 2 Cents." While she loves the American Founding and Revolution, her fascination with local history, including figures like Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel, drives her mission to share compelling, often-overlooked stories with a wider audience.

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Superintendent Isaac Severs is joined by Athletic Director Keith Pantling and Head Coach Nick Hensley to discuss the Lebanon City Schools Athletic Department and achievements. Filmed January 20th, 2026

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