Social Media Revolution 2013
Thanks again to Erik Qualman
Music by Fatboy Slim Music
@rusnivek
Social Media Revolution 2013
Thanks again to Erik Qualman
Music by Fatboy Slim Music
@rusnivek
Social Media Revolution 2011
Thanks to Erik Qualman
@rusnivek
Social media remarks by FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqkRx0vpDeI
(From the 140 Conference 2011)
Thanks to CRESA911 for the upload.
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Talking future training plans with Florida’s top emergency management leaders today.
(From left to right) FDEM Region-5 Coordinator Shawn Collins, FDEM Regional Coordination Manager Jim Roberts, FDEM Director Bryan Koon, FEMA/NDPTC Instructor John Bobel, FEPA Past President Anne Miller, and FEMA/NDPTC Instructor Kevin Sur.
FDEM=Florida Department of Emergency Management
FEPA=Florida Emergency Preparedness Association
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Teaching two classes on Social Media/Public Information Officer stuff today and tomorrow at the Florida Emergency Preparedness Association (FEPA) conference in beautiful Daytona Beach.
FEPA was created in 1957 to help professional Emergency Managers work to protect the people of Florida. I’m sure glad to see SO many different types of EM professionals from various backgrounds and different organizations.
Any of my FL peeps want to #Tweetup ?
@rusnivek
How is your vehicle emergency preparedness kit?
Check it out BEFORE you leave home today!
Need some help or ideas in assembling your emergency preparedness kits? Don’t know what to put into your emergency preparedness kits? Check out these free checklists.
Stay safe peeps!
@rusnivek
Avoid overexertion when shoveling snow.
Consider stretching before you begin shoveling….and PLEASE wear long pants!!!!!
Do you know the differences between Winter Storm Watch vs. Winter Storm Warning vs. Blizzard Warning?
Winter Storm Watch: There is a possibility of a storm occurring.
Winter Storm Warning: A storm is already taking place or is expected.
Blizzard Warning: Sustained winds or frequent gusts to 35 miles per hour or greater and considerable amounts of falling or blowing snow (reduced visibility to less than a quarter mile) are expected to prevail for a period of three hours or longer.
Listen to your NOAA Weather Radio for the latest news and weather reports.
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