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St. Louis CEMA Head Placed on Leave Amid Probe into Tornado Siren Failure and Death Threats
St. Louis probes death threats against CEMA chief after tornado siren failure; Mayor places the chief on paid leave.

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St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer Places CEMA Commissioner on Leave, Releases Documents and Audio Regarding Siren Failure
CEMA director placed on administrative leave following multiple investigations into storm siren failure
No credible death threats against St. Louis emergency management chief, police say
In a release late Tuesday, St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer said Russell and other City Emergency Management Agency staffers were not at their office, where a button to activate sirens is located — even t...

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St. Louis emergency management head placed on leave after tornado sirens weren't activated
City Emergency Management Agency commissioner put on leave over siren activation during tornado
Mayor Cara Spencer address St. Louis siren situation
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer has placed Sarah Russell, the Commissioner of the City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA), on leave following a failure of the city’s tornado sirens during last week’s dea...

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St. Louis mayor, police chief react to reported death threats against CEMA director
St. Louis tornado sirens fail to activate
CEMA Commissioner expressed concerns with staffing, storm siren system in 2024 audit
Asking one person to be a specialist in all of emergency management is a monumental task and does not set us up for success,” Sarah Russell said in a 2024 audit.
Holleman: Emergency staff was in 'collaboration' workshop as tornado neared St. Louis
U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley flew into St. Louis on Monday and headed to the 4200 block of Kossuth Avenue, an especially hard-hit area of north St. Louis. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem publicly promises to move quickly on federal disaster declaration for St. Louis area rac…
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Yukon Civil Emergency Measures Act legal challenge fails for 2nd time
By Gabrielle Plonka Yukon judge upholds arguments made in the initial dismissal in 2023 The Yukon Court of Appeal has dismissed a legal challenge to the territory's Civil Emergency Measures Act (CEMA) for a second time.
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