Not going to lie…I think I’ve been working too hard. I haven’t been getting enough sleep and I’ve been pushing the envelope a bit much.
Those on the inner circle know.
Leaders frequently walk alone.
Gah, I wish I had this view again.
On this Aloha Friday, I am reminded by my late Grandparents who frequently said to me, “stop and smell the roses.”
I should listen more often.
Enjoy your Aloha Friday everyone.
Did someone say more cowbell? How about even more Aloha in South Dakota!
Not to be outdone, today’s class had to show more Aloha than the previous class.
What do you think?
IMHO, I think there is a ton more Aloha in South Dakota this week.
Mahalos to the Pennington County Emergency Management Agency Director Willett and Deputy Director White for hosting. Looking forward to the next class!
Bringing a little Aloha to South Dakota – great class today at Pennington County Emergency Management Agency.
Now use your SM/PIO skills for good!
Looking forward to today’s class.
Breaking it down for the folks in Wayne County today.
Showing much alohas to FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate.
All the fun stuff during class…cause that’s how I roll.
Reporting live from the Emergency Operations Center (EOC)….
@rusnivek
Hold the phone…..OMG!
Best #selfie ever w/ @Ohio_EMA Executive Director Nancy Dragani.
Ohio Emergency Management Agency (OEMA) constantly embraces new technologies like social media to spread preparedness efforts and update timely information for everyone. Social media is just one piece of the puzzle that OEMA uses to extend and promote their outreach efforts with various public safety partners and enhance engagement from various constituents and stakeholders in every community.
Hey peeps in the EOC, check out the power of social media: “Say Aloooooooooha!”
Getting all the safety messages in a timely manner is the hallmark for success during any emergency or disaster.
Special thanks to my friends at OEMA and Executive Director Nancy Dragani!
Where is @rusnivek? 