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Federal and state emergency mangers are debating whether or not to continue the National Level Exercise series. According to The Washington Post, the Obama administration canceled an exercise centered on a simulated nuclear attack on Las Vegas after Sen. Harry Reid, backed by casino and business interests, said it would hurt the region?s economy.

In response to a FEMA proposal to scale back an exercise simulating an earthquake in the New Madrid Seismic Zone scheduled for next year, Kentucky Emergency Manager John W. Heltzel, who is also chairman of the Central United States Earthquake Consortium, said the eight states involved in planning for that exercise pledged to go ahead as planned.

FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate and U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano want to restore the element of surprise to exercises testing national preparedness.

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U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced the members of a task force charged with examining ways to make communities more resilient. This task force is composed of 35 members, mostly emergency management and homeland security practitioners from all levels of government.

Congress asked for the formation of the Preparedness Task Force along with the 2010 DHS Appropriations Act, making it responsible for "making recommendations for all levels of government regarding disaster and emergency guidance and policy, federal grants; and federal requirements ? with an emphasis on identifying preparedness policies, guidelines and grant programs that should be updated and recommending paths forward to improve the nation?s collective capabilities for preparing for disasters,? according to a DHS news release.

The task force expects to deliver its recommendations in September 2010.

A list of the members of the task force and more information can be found in this DHS news release.

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Secretary Napolitano Announces Preparedness Task Force Members
http://www.dhs.gov/ynews/releases/pr_1270649859370.shtm
Release Date: April 7, 2010

For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
Contact: 202-282-8010

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today announced the formation of the local, state, tribal, and federal Preparedness Task Force?a council of experts charged with assessing the state of the nation?s disaster preparedness and making recommendations to Secretary Napolitano about ways to build resiliency in communities across America.

?Enhancing preparedness across our nation requires close collaboration between all levels of government,? said Secretary Napolitano. ?The recommendations of this Task Force?comprised of emergency management and homeland security experts from states, cities and tribes across the country?will help guide our ongoing efforts to ensure the resilience of communities throughout the nation.?

The Task Force is comprised of 35 members of local, state and tribal governments?many of whom have also served within federal government?offering a diverse cross-section of experience in homeland security and emergency management missions. The Task Force will also engage Congressional partners, as well as the private sector and non-governmental and development organizations through a variety of outreach activities.

The Conference Report accompanying the 2010 DHS Appropriations Act called for a Task Force responsible for ?making recommendations for all levels of government regarding: disaster and emergency guidance and policy; federal grants; and federal requirements??with an emphasis on identifying preparedness policies, guidelines and grant programs that should be updated and recommending paths forward to improve the nation?s collective capabilities for preparing for disasters.

The Task Force will conduct regular meetings and expects to deliver recommendations in September 2010.

Local, State, Tribal, and Federal Preparedness Task Force Members

Charles H. Ada II, Administrator, Guam Office of Civil Defense

Karen Baker, Secretary of Service and Volunteering, State of California

John Cary Bittick, Sheriff, Monroe County Sheriff's Office, Georgia

Dave Bunce, Fire Chief, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Fire Department, Arizona

Jeffery C. Cash, Fire Chief and Emergency Manager, City of Cherryville Fire Department, North Carolina

Salvatore Cassano, Commissioner, City of New York Fire Department

Nicholas Crossley, Director, Johnson County, Kansas, Emergency Management and Homeland Security

Edward F. Davis, Commissioner, City of Boston Police Department

Robert DesRosier, Director, Blackfeet Nation Homeland Security Program and Emergency Services Program, Montana

Patricia Dukes, Chief of Emergency Medical Services, City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii

Brigadier General Donald P. Dunbar, Adjutant General, State of Wisconsin

Angela English, Executive Director, Texas Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities

Charley English, Director and Homeland Security Advisor, Georgia Emergency Management Agency, State of Georgia

Anthony H. Griffin, County Executive, Fairfax County, Virginia

Dwight E. Henninger, Chief of Police, Town of Vail Police Department, Colorado

James D. Himes, Assistant Director, Metro Nashville and Davidson County Department of Public Works, Tennessee

Hubert Douglas Hoell, Jr., Director, North Carolina Division of Emergency Management, State of North Carolina

Jeffrey D. Johnson, Fire Chief/Administrator, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, Oregon

Hans Kallam, Director, Colorado Division of Emergency Management, State of Colorado

Ron Lane, Director, County of San Diego Office of Emergency Services, California

Joseph Laporte, Public Safety Director, Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, Michigan

John. W. Ledbetter, Executive Director, Mississippi Office of Homeland Security, State of Mississippi

Pamela L?Heureux, Director of Emergency Management, Waterboro, Maine

John Madden, Director, Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, State of Alaska

Raymond Orozco, Chief of Staff, City of Chicago, Illinois

Jim Page, Executive Director, Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System

Kerry Pettingill, Director, Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security

Mary Selecky, Secretary, Washington State Department of Health

David Taylor, State Chief Information Officer and Executive Director, Agency for Enterprise Information Technology, Florida

Lyda Ann Thomas, Mayor, City of Galveston, Texas

MaryAnn E. Tierney, Deputy Managing Director for Emergency Management, City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Alan Dennis (A.D.) Vickery, Assistant Chief of Risk Management, Seattle Fire Department, Washington

John Wageman, State Hazard Mitigation Officer, Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Division, State of Iowa

John Wheeler, Cabinet Secretary, New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, State of New Mexico

Thomas Wyss, State Senator, Indiana State Senate

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PornoStar69 Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: xxweekxx mothers bed. Posts: 2,059	http://www.emergencymgmt.com/news/Na...sefulness.html Federal and state emergency mangers are debating whether or not to continue the National Level Exercise series. According to The Washington Post, the Obama administration canceled an exercise centered on a simulated nuclear attack on Las Vegas after Sen. Harry Reid, backed by casino and business interests, said it would hurt the region?s economy. In response to a FEMA proposal to scale back an exercise simulating an earthquake in the New Madrid Seismic Zone scheduled for next year, Kentucky Emergency Manager John W. Heltzel, who is also chairman of the Central United States Earthquake Consortium, said the eight states involved in planning for that exercise pledged to go ahead as planned. FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate and U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano want to restore the element of surprise to exercises testing national preparedness. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Emergency Management News National Preparedness Task Force Members Announced http://revelation2012.blogspot.com/2...-2010-nle.html by News Report on April 08, 2010 Most Popular Emergency Managers Debate Usefulness of National Level Exercises National Preparedness Task Force Members Announced DHS Launches Social Network for First Responders Next-Gen SCBA Prototype Expected Later This Year D.C. Mayor, Police Disagree About Seriousness of Radio Outage Boston Hospitals Plan ?Active Shooter? Training Following Incidents Latest Blog Posts Seismic Warnings--When Seconds Count! Apr 12 Science is getting closer to being able to provide a warning of an earthquake--that has? Mass Fatalities Incident Response Planning Apr 12 There is another EMForum session scheduled for this Wednesday on the topic of Mass Fatalities? Rhode Island DOT--Social Media Comms Case Study Apr 12 For those one or two who may still be doubting the validity of using social? U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced the members of a task force charged with examining ways to make communities more resilient. This task force is composed of 35 members, mostly emergency management and homeland security practitioners from all levels of government. Congress asked for the formation of the Preparedness Task Force along with the 2010 DHS Appropriations Act, making it responsible for "making recommendations for all levels of government regarding disaster and emergency guidance and policy, federal grants; and federal requirements ? with an emphasis on identifying preparedness policies, guidelines and grant programs that should be updated and recommending paths forward to improve the nation?s collective capabilities for preparing for disasters,? according to a DHS news release. The task force expects to deliver its recommendations in September 2010. A list of the members of the task force and more information can be found in this DHS news release. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Secretary Napolitano Announces Preparedness Task Force Members http://www.dhs.gov/ynews/releases/pr_1270649859370.shtm Release Date: April 7, 2010 For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary Contact: 202-282-8010 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano today announced the formation of the local, state, tribal, and federal Preparedness Task Force?a council of experts charged with assessing the state of the nation?s disaster preparedness and making recommendations to Secretary Napolitano about ways to build resiliency in communities across America. ?Enhancing preparedness across our nation requires close collaboration between all levels of government,? said Secretary Napolitano. ?The recommendations of this Task Force?comprised of emergency management and homeland security experts from states, cities and tribes across the country?will help guide our ongoing efforts to ensure the resilience of communities throughout the nation.? The Task Force is comprised of 35 members of local, state and tribal governments?many of whom have also served within federal government?offering a diverse cross-section of experience in homeland security and emergency management missions. The Task Force will also engage Congressional partners, as well as the private sector and non-governmental and development organizations through a variety of outreach activities. The Conference Report accompanying the 2010 DHS Appropriations Act called for a Task Force responsible for ?making recommendations for all levels of government regarding: disaster and emergency guidance and policy; federal grants; and federal requirements??with an emphasis on identifying preparedness policies, guidelines and grant programs that should be updated and recommending paths forward to improve the nation?s collective capabilities for preparing for disasters. The Task Force will conduct regular meetings and expects to deliver recommendations in September 2010. Local, State, Tribal, and Federal Preparedness Task Force Members Charles H. Ada II, Administrator, Guam Office of Civil Defense Karen Baker, Secretary of Service and Volunteering, State of California John Cary Bittick, Sheriff, Monroe County Sheriff's Office, Georgia Dave Bunce, Fire Chief, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Fire Department, Arizona Jeffery C. Cash, Fire Chief and Emergency Manager, City of Cherryville Fire Department, North Carolina Salvatore Cassano, Commissioner, City of New York Fire Department Nicholas Crossley, Director, Johnson County, Kansas, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Edward F. Davis, Commissioner, City of Boston Police Department Robert DesRosier, Director, Blackfeet Nation Homeland Security Program and Emergency Services Program, Montana Patricia Dukes, Chief of Emergency Medical Services, City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii Brigadier General Donald P. Dunbar, Adjutant General, State of Wisconsin Angela English, Executive Director, Texas Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities Charley English, Director and Homeland Security Advisor, Georgia Emergency Management Agency, State of Georgia Anthony H. Griffin, County Executive, Fairfax County, Virginia Dwight E. Henninger, Chief of Police, Town of Vail Police Department, Colorado James D. Himes, Assistant Director, Metro Nashville and Davidson County Department of Public Works, Tennessee Hubert Douglas Hoell, Jr., Director, North Carolina Division of Emergency Management, State of North Carolina Jeffrey D. Johnson, Fire Chief/Administrator, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, Oregon Hans Kallam, Director, Colorado Division of Emergency Management, State of Colorado Ron Lane, Director, County of San Diego Office of Emergency Services, California Joseph Laporte, Public Safety Director, Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, Michigan John. W. Ledbetter, Executive Director, Mississippi Office of Homeland Security, State of Mississippi Pamela L?Heureux, Director of Emergency Management, Waterboro, Maine John Madden, Director, Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, State of Alaska Raymond Orozco, Chief of Staff, City of Chicago, Illinois Jim Page, Executive Director, Illinois Law Enforcement Alarm System Kerry Pettingill, Director, Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security Mary Selecky, Secretary, Washington State Department of Health David Taylor, State Chief Information Officer and Executive Director, Agency for Enterprise Information Technology, Florida Lyda Ann Thomas, Mayor, City of Galveston, Texas MaryAnn E. Tierney, Deputy Managing Director for Emergency Management, City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Alan Dennis (A.D.) Vickery, Assistant Chief of Risk Management, Seattle Fire Department, Washington John Wageman, State Hazard Mitigation Officer, Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Division, State of Iowa John Wheeler, Cabinet Secretary, New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, State of New Mexico Thomas Wyss, State Senator, Indiana State Senate __________________ GFY King?