Sunday change as I go from my ventra card to my SmarTrip card.
Hello Washington DC!
I guess I could just read it on the online, but it’s kinda nice to read it with Abe.
Four score and seven years ago, our forefathers…
Reporting live from Washington DC…
Got invited to speak in Lincoln at the 2016 State of Nebraska Annual Cyber Security Conference. Great to have so many sponsors promoting CyberSecurity
Incidentally, next month, October is National Cybersecurity Month.
Following the FBI is always a hard act to follow. Additionally, I was the after lunch speaker. Gish.
Don’t worry, I’ll try to be serious. And yes, I’m wearing a tie.
I’ll even play a few fun videos too.
And they said try not to stand on any tables and chairs during class. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED~!
Super fun time presenting to some new peeps including those who laughed at my new cat jokes. Special thanks to NIPC’s Leslie…
…and Nebraska Emergency Management Agency’s Assistant Director Bryan and all the staff for the invite.
Since it’s still September and still National Preparedness Month, don’t forget to have your #BadDayBag ready to go too.
BTW-people often ask what I do when I get stuck at an airport for 5+ hours.
Hope this helps answer any questions.
SitRep for West Virginia Chemical Spill (EM-3366) – 01-14-14- at 1030.
The chemical spill (up to 7,500 gallons) into the Elk River in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia continues to dissipate. “Do not use water” order remains in effect for approximately 65,000. Chemical identified as 4-methycyclohexane methanol (MCHM).
http://www.amwater.com/about-us/news.html
FEMA continues to support the state and local partners in assisting in the mitigation efforts to these nine communities.
@rusnivek
SitRep for West Virginia Chemical Spill (EM-3366) – 01-13-14- at 0900.
The chemical spill into the Elk River in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia continues to dissipate.
CDC has established threshold levels. At this time, indicators are within acceptable levels at water plant. Now seeking consistent safe reading levels at various points within the 1,700 mile pipeline system. Chemical identified as 4-methycyclohexane methanol.
Counties affected: Boone County, Cabell County, Clay County, Jackson County, Kanawha County, Lincoln County, Logan County, Putnam County, and Roane County.
People in the affected areas in West Virginia = DO NOT DRINK OR USE THE WATER. *Only use for toilet flushing
FEMA continues to support the state and local partners in assisting in the mitigation efforts to these nine communities.
@rusnivek
SitRep for West Virginia Chemical Spill (EM-3366) – 01-12-14- at 1030.
The chemical spill into the Elk River in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia continues to dissipate.
CDC has established threshold levels. At this time, indicators are still higher than acceptable levels. Still seeking safe reading levels at various points within the 1,700 mile pipeline system. Chemical identified as 4-methycyclohexane methanol.
Counties affected: Boone County, Cabell County, Clay County, Jackson County, Kanawha County, Lincoln County, Logan County, Putnam County, and Roane County.
People in the affected areas in West Virginia = DO NOT DRINK OR USE THE WATER. *Only use for toilet flushing
FEMA continues to support the state and local partners in assisting in the mitigation efforts to these nine communities.
@rusnivek
Phone Numbers to Refer Citizens with Water Questions
http://www.dhsem.wv.gov/contactnumbers/Pages/default.aspx
@rusnivek
FieldReports for West Virginia Chemical Spill (EM-3366) – 01-11-14- at 1715.
Charleston Fire (West Virginia) reporting a solid water distribution site.
Again, thanks to @jumpseatviews for the picture.
Just goes to show you how valuable your local emergency services are during a crisis or emergency. Keep up the good work Charleston Fire!
Reporting live….. @rusnivek
FieldReports for West Virginia Chemical Spill (EM-3366) – 01-11-14- at 1645
Charleston Fire (West Virginia) reporting a very orderly water distribution site.
◾Distribution going very well.
◾Public continues to stream in with rapid load and supply for all recipients.
◾No major problems noted.
◾No hysteria at site reported.
Thanks to @jumpseatviews for the picture. You and your crews are doing a great job – Well done Charleston Fire!
Reporting live….. @rusnivek
Charleston Fire (West Virginia) reporting a solid water distribution site.
Thanks to @jumpseatviews for the status update picture. Strong work by you and your crews – Well done Charleston Fire!
Reporting live….. @rusnivek
FieldReports for West Virginia Chemical Spill (EM-3366) – 01-11-14- at 1515.
Charleston Fire (West Virginia) reporting in at water distribution site.
◾Accountability onsite is key. Documentation VERY important.
◾Media onscene
◾All hands working.
◾No hysteria at site reported.
Thanks again to @jumpseatviews for the picture.
Continued strong work from you and your crews – Well done Charleston Fire!
Reporting live….. @rusnivek
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