16 years have passed since that terrible morning that N626MB went down.
We lost Flight Nurse Kelly Conti and Pilot Bill Spence.

I bet they are still keeping a watchful eye on all of us.
Kaito
16 years have passed since that terrible morning that N626MB went down.
We lost Flight Nurse Kelly Conti and Pilot Bill Spence.

I bet they are still keeping a watchful eye on all of us.
Kaito
Day-2 of our ICS-400: Advanced ICS for Command and General Staff.

Fun stuff esp since many of our participants come from various backgrounds in response/recovery. Glad to see interaction and lotsa engagement between providers.
This is the crux of these types of emergency management classes. Aside from learning a bunch of things, in class, you easily build relationships for life.
Another solid start to a fun ICS-400: Advanced Incident Command System for Command and General Staff course.

Looking forward to expanding on the concepts in ICS-300 and enhancing it with some of my most recent disaster deployments Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria.
Reporting live from the classroom of fun…
A quick picture from Selma in March of 1965

No matter the race, creed, color, or religion – the Aloha spirit is everywhere.
Me? I dedicate my 2018 day of service to anyone in the #USA 🇺🇸…because I am working.

I know many of you are working today, away from your family. Your service to your community is of huge value to generations to come. Thank you for your service.
Stay safe & warm peeps on this #MLKDay
Day-3 of the Master Public Information Officer Program – Wednesday!!!!
And you all know what happens on Wednesday right?

Kinda, but in reality, t’s more like this…

It’s definitely pink – not salmon. PC: AC Bosso
Yes, indeed #WeWearSalmon #WeWearPinkOnWedesdays
Rest assured, there is lots of discussion about TV news media.

But more importantly, we are all enhancing our PIO networks in our FEMA region

Reporting live from the PIO thunderdome!
Day-2 of the 2018 FEMA Master PIO (Public Information Officer) Program.
And yes, it’s a beautiful day here on my favorite campus.

Super stoked to chat with Wendy Walsh about new initiatives in higher education and others about more training opportunities here.

Stay frosty my friends!

And stop texting and concentrate on walking!
Day-1 of the 2018 FEMA Master PIO (Public Information Officer) Program.

Obv at my favorite location: FEMA’s Emergency Management Institute.

Lots of super smart people in class from across the country including South Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Colorado, Oklahoma, Missouri, Maryland, Deleware, Texas, Indiana, Arizona, and Alaska. Whoa Nellie!
Solid discussion on public information, public involvement, strategic thinking, mission/goals, priorities, capabilities, solutions, communities vs tribes, NIMS/ICS, ESF-15, alert notification thresholds, trusted source of verified information, serotonin, public fears in 2017, hope, trust, stability, compassion, and most importantly, PIO networking/sharing of ideas.
Glad I wore a tie.

Apparently they know I tweet so shhhhhh. I have to pay attention.
Reporting live from snowy Emmitsburg….