Saving lives is our primary mission as emergency responders.
U.S. States,
Territories, Tribal Nations
Now more than ever is the time to get involved ensuring others
awareness, educational & training opportunities in your communities within
the U.S. In our major metro areas (L.A.,
Chicago, Boston, Baltimore, etc.) to the
small townships, and communities affected by environmental hazards such as
Flint, Michigan get involved.
In Flint, Michigan DHS\FEMA provided advisory and support to the public
health entities within the State, and not a lead response & recovery
roll. Will Flint, Michigan fully
recovery? More time (years) will
tell when the community returns to some normal state of water security.
Get involved! Attend your local
emergency management agency\office planning, budget, exercises, and other
events in your area. Be informed of
local, and STATE involvement in disasters\crisis\and emergencies in your
area.
There are priority lists of recovery from a disaster. What are the priorities in your community?
GLOBALLY
What are your planning, response, and recovery plans from all hazards?
Take a position of, who will come, and how much recovery funding will be
needed in a disaster?
You just may
be alone.
Step up, and manage your local programs.
BEMA International
“FEMA will continue to fund the recovery for smaller
disasters, but increasingly, we will be looking for state and local governments to manage those programs,”
Kaniewski said. “I will assert, maybe that’s a high goal. It depends on what
state or what community you’re talking about — whether or not they can step up and manage those
programs.”
Daniel Kaniewski.
FEMA Deputy Administrator
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BTW…..Going at an issue alone may be futile. Working collectively with others (BEMA
International, local NGO’s, and nonprofits) can make a difference.
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“Our lives are not our own. We are bound to others, past and present,
and by each crime and every kindness, we birth our future.” ¯
David Mitchell, Cloud Atlas
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Cooperation, Collaboration, Communication, Coordination,
Community engagement, and Partnering (C5&P)
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