Well, since I’m here….
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3-14-15 9:26:53
Happy Pi Day everyone!
When your portable traffic warning folks get a little too close to the actual traffic…
All kidding aside, I hope all the crews involved in this MVA are OK.
March’s initial schedule will be changing very rapidly.
Week-3 will be spent in Region-3 and Week-4 will now be spent in Region -9
The old card read: 7-3-5-5-4.
The new card will read 7-5-3-5-9.
Being flexible is what response is all about right?
And of course I get chosen as the spokesperson for my group.
And if you were going to ask, I was busting out my best weather moves for the hook echo about to hit our ficticious town of Central City.
Remember the mantra: Never stop learning as we are all still practicing.
I’m taking TONS of notes here in Kansas.
It’s 2015 National Severe Weather Awareness Week from March 1st through March 7th.
Today, the state of Ohio will be testing all emergency alert sirens at 9:50 a.m.
***Do not be alarmed, it is only a test.***
Oh yes, what you are wearing while being interviewed could affect your message.
What the what? Clothing? Distraction?

Public Information Officers (PIOs) / Public Affairs Officers (PAOs) – Please consider less distracting attire when being interviewed on TV.
Lots of discussion around the speech from Benjamin Netanyahu today.
I mean, lots of ICS violations from the speech today.
My POVs:
1. Only the Incident Commander should brief his G&GSF.
2. LOFRs need to pay better attention to on site VIP visits and make sure it doesn’t disrupt Ops.
3. Other agency reps or SMEs should submit comms approval on messages through the LOFR. IC approval is a must.
4. IC and PSC should be primary on the SMART Objectives. TFs or STs or Single resources should not be weighing in on strategic direction.
5. Play here in your own sandbox. We got bigger national issues to worry about.
In case you needed a NIMS ICS-207 review