The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is a Commonwealth of Massachusetts agency. The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency is the Agency that coordinates Federal, State, local and private resources throughout the Commonwealth during times of disasters and emergencies.
It is headquartered in Framingham on Route 9 in between the cities of Boston and Worcester. There are also three other regional offices, in Bridgewater, Tewksbury, and Agawam.
Read more about Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency: MEMA’s Mission, Operations Department, Planning Department
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