Michigan’s Severe Weather Awareness Week is from April 10-16. There may also be scheduled tests for individual municipalities on an as-needed basis. The Weather Alert Warning System shall be tested regularly, at 1:00 pm on the first Saturday and the third Wednesday of each month - March thru November, inclusive.

Official request from an Emergency Management official for Berrien or Cass County.

Report of tornadic activity from a member of law enforcement, fire or EMS service.

Report from a trained Weather Spotter of tornadic activity approaching the area.

Rotation activity reported by a reputable local weather news source.

National Weather Service Tornado Warning for the Niles to Edwardsburg corridor.Mohrig holds a Bachelor’s Degree in business administration from Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, Mich., and an MBA from Michigan State University.The Weather Alert Warning System will be activated for the City of Niles and for Milton Township when the Niles Dispatch Center receives any of the following: Katherine also attained her Master’s Degree from Duke. Daughters Katherine and Jennifer both graduated from Notre Dame, and son Ricky graduated from Florida State University. Mohrig and his wife, Donna, have been married for 32 years and have three children. He has volunteered with North Point Community Church’s Inside Out High School Youth Group for the last 10 years and is a member of the Milton Rotary Club. In addition to his time with the City of Milton, Mohrig has also served as: a member of the Bethany Area Residents Association, which he helped form vice-chair of the Milton Cluster Advisory Council for Fulton County Schools vice-chair of the Hopewell Middle School Council chairman of the Local School Advisory Council for Manning Oaks Elementary President of the Belleterre Homeowners Association and a committee member serving on Sawnee EMC’s Customer Advisory Council. He also worked for former Milton partner and engineering firm CH2M Hill as a facility operations manager, overseeing six states.

He returned to the role in 2013.Īfter a more than 20-year career at IBM that brought him from Michigan to Milton in the late 1990s, Mohrig began his own renovation, remodeling and repair business, which he has successfully owned for 15 years. In 2006, he was elected to serve his first term as City Councilman. As a member of the City of Milton Organizing Committee, he helped plan for the success of what would become Milton. Councilman Rick Mohrig’s service to the City of Milton pre-dates incorporation.

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