Breaking down the social media mojo this morning in Miami County, Ohio in FEMA Region-V baby!
Lots of great questions so far…
…also a few questions about my T-Rex arms too.
After class, I’m looking forward to my detail at Tipp City Fire today.
Breaking down the social media mojo this morning in Miami County, Ohio in FEMA Region-V baby!
Lots of great questions so far…
…also a few questions about my T-Rex arms too.
After class, I’m looking forward to my detail at Tipp City Fire today.
July is here!
I’ve been detailed to several functions this month as well as a few classes.
Most of the month will be spent in the home state Ohio! Don’t worry. Still showing the love for FEMA Region-V.
I am hoping for a quick deployment to Region 4 again, but I’ll keep you posted.
I’ve also taken a new position as well (more on that to come later).
Well, I can’t believe we are already into the second half of 2014 already.
Be safe everyone!
This week is National Lightning Safety Week.
It is everyone’s responsibility to be safe especially during thunder and lightning
Here’s a few free tips you can use to prepare for severe weather like lightning:
To get up to the minute updates during the Thunderstorm:
And after the storm passes, take these precautions as you survey the damage around your house:
Feel free to share these tips with your neighbors throughout the year.
Had a solid day teaching ICS-300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents to various public safety professionals at Washington County EMA.
Solid group hailing from several different functional groups.
I really enjoy classes that have a good mix of participants. It makes the class WAY more interesting and allows more input into exercises during class.
Remember: At 0300, I’m not pretty. At 0300, you are not pretty. Best time to get to know each other is under bright lights and calm setting…like now. Learn what is important to each agency so that you can better support their mission and goals during a disaster or emergency.
@rusnivek
Starting out ICS-300 Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents this morning. Fairly large class with VERY varied backgrounds makes for an interesting class.
Also good to see both EMA directors from Medina County and Wayne County stop in and welcome the class too.
As always, it’s great to be teaching on behalf of Ohio Emergency Management Agency (OEMA) in Ohio Department of Public Safety (ODPS).
@rusnivek