It’s dangerous working with propeller aircraft use #NatlPrep
No joke-do not walk into the props!
Safety is always the first priority when doing air operations of any kind.
The general public should take the time to watch the news and find out the areas that have active air operations. Stay clear of those areas.
Also probably a good time to remind you about these things.
Don’t wait. Communicate. Make your emergency plan today.
Starting 2015 National Preparedness Month, here’s FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate on Ready.Gov and PrepareAthon for #NatlPrep
CraigAtFEMA-PrepareAthon (http://www.fema.gov/media-library/assets/videos/105555)
Don’t wait. Communicate: Make your emergency plan today.
August was quite the month of new stuff, and in true form, September will be just as exciting.
I am sure know that September is my most favorite month right? September is National Preparedness month where I’ll be featuring a whole bunch of different preparedness plans and you can participate and better prepare you and your family for disasters or emergencies. All of it…totally free!
But for the rest of the month, here’s the plan:
First week: I’ll be presenting at the Nebraska Infrastructure Protection Conference on Social Media intelligence and disasters. On day-2 of the conference, I’ll be giving the my national keynote presentation: Task Force Deployment to St. Bernard Parish Louisiana – Lower 9th Ward. Region-7 boom!
Second week: I’ll be presenting at the State of Kentucky Governor’s Emergency Management Workshop rolling out the brand new G-270.4 Recovery from Disaster course. Two days of critical recovery classes in Region-4…with me!
Third week: I’ll be in Columbus doing some Mass Fatality TtT classes with Ohio EMA and then delivering another Social Media course to Franklin County EMA. Back in Region-5.
Fourth week: We have the Ohio Department of Public Safety’s PIO Symposium (Friday September 25th, 2015) in Columbus.
And the Fifth week: I just might have some time to do some paperwork. Sigh.
This will be a tough first few weeks, but looking forward to the various regions.
And remember: Make your emergency plan today.
I know it’s only July, but National Preparedness Month is right around the corner.
FEMA’s Ready.Gov just announced the 2015 theme: Don’t Wait. Communicate: Make an emergency plan today.
Groovy huh?
Here’s the logo to use.
Weekly themes will be done according to these identified topics:
I’m looking forward to hearing your plans on how you intend to share preparedness efforts this year.
Are you Ready?
Just honored to be a part of the national preparedness efforts partnering with PrepareAthon, ReadyGov, and FEMA.
Looks like MaryJo and I will be leading the charge this Thursday with FEMA’s @PrepareAthon and @ReadyGov on their preparedness efforts.
@ReadyGov Join the #PrepareAthon Twitter chat on Thursday, February, 26th at 2:00 PM EST and learn “What is PrepareAthon! and How to Participate!” This chat will be led by two preparedness champions: Mary Jo Flynn, @maryjofly and Kevin Sur, @rusnivek who will facilitate a discussion about how communities can use tips and tools to get involved in America’s PrepareAthon! activities.
I double checked my vehicle preparedness kit today and I found this…
Because of the bitterly cold temps here in Ohio, some of my 3-day emergency supply of water froze.
So do me a favor, take a quick look at your kits and see if everything is still operational. If water is frozen, replace it. If flashlights are dead, replace the batteries.
Preparedness is an easy ongoing effort by everyone. Double check your vehicle preparedness kits today!
See, it was a good question!
Paulette Aniskoff (@PAniskoff44), Director of the Office of Public Engagement, The White House.
Well, it’s not often I get to correspond with my White House peeps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nMXu2GriQ0
@rusnivek
Where is @rusnivek? 