Talking refuse and garbage today…
Again, I can’t stress enough about the importance of having a debris management plan BEFORE a disaster.
There are various cost sharing opportunities and specific paperwork that needs to be approved prior to a disaster so it would behoove you to be ahead of the disaster and get your debris management plans in order.
On this one, plans lead the way.
FYI-ESF-3: Public Works is an incredible resource for this one.
I realize that I need to spruce up my office a bit…
Yeah, I’ll have to work on that next week.
And maybe 6 more screens too. (Too soon?)
Glad to join the team at DuPage County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management leading the charge for training and exercises.
Many thanks to Director Snow and the entire team of pros at OHSEM.
Proud to be serving communities in NE Illinois and across this great country.
@rusnviek
Night views cause I’m back at it w/ a new crew. Popping smoke for tomorrow’s big announcement.
As a All-Hazards Incident Management Team Plans Section Chief Instructor, I am often asked about the use of T-cards out in the field.
Furthermore, I am often asked how detailed they should be and what it’s really like in the field.
Lemme be very clear here: As a PSC, your details are super important!
Or else this!
Keep it real peeps and be known for solid plans.
Don’t let your plans fall through.
<snicker snicker>
Saturday important thoughts.
My daughter was right – it’s important to look closely at things.
Taking a few moments to look up and enjoy the views.
Deep in the heart of the city, it’s great to find a moment of the shining sun and sunflower.
Maybe this is a sign.
Thank goodness it’s AlohaFriday! And I’m starting a few new things next week.
Me? I think I look like this.
But if you see me, I most likely look like this.
Big stuff coming up.
A multi-prong approach is most definitely the best way to serve.
And to make the biggest impact, I need to be more vertical. Everybody.
This time, let’s play by my rules.
Quit pondering. Just du it.
I think I know the answer.
Ahhh yes, August will be busy, but not.
First and second week I will be out of service (OOS)
Third week, will be in Region 5 as we will be discussing debris management.
Fourth and fifth week, popping that social media magic at the State of Mississippi and the State of South Carolina State Emergency Operations Center. Region 4 baby!
Likely a big announcement mid August so keep a keen eye open.
Yes, Fall is upon us so let’s get the mojo working!
Where is @rusnivek? 