By Kay C. Goss
The United States has built a solid foundation for emergency
preparedness, which is based on the whole community concept of bringing
together all levels of government, the private and nonprofit sectors, and the
public. However, this 2016 article reminds communities that they must continue
to work together and build strong leaders in order for the nation to withstand
the many natural and human-caused incidents that may occur.
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