Although the coronavirus pandemic adds complications, additional effort now will help residents and emergency managers mitigate the complexity of hurricane season.
Can Emergency Management Utilize Work from Home Employees?
The coronavirus pandemic has caused many changes to emergency management and services, but it has also revealed new opportunities.
EDM Monday Briefing: Destructive Wildfires in Florida Nearly Contained
Emergency and disaster management briefing for May 11, 2020: Wildfires along the panhandle in Florida are 75 percent contained – and other news.
The Qualities of Outstanding First Responder Candidates
What are the biggest qualities you should look for in a first responder candidate? Hiring a outstanding first responder starts with aligned values.
Coronavirus and a Stressed Emergency Management System
The coronavirus pandemic is definitely stressing American emergency management and rapidly changing the daily lives of Americans.
Coronavirus: Working Together for Community Resiliency
People coming together is vital to emergency management of the coronavirus pandemic – particularly during this critical time.
Does Emergency Management Need Recovery and Rebuilding Offices?
Dedicated disaster recovery and rebuilding offices would bring all emergency management players together to create collaboration between agencies.
Nursing Homes Need Novel Solutions to Deal with Hurricanes
It is incumbent upon nursing homes to provide a safe and secure living environment for their residents, even during hurricanes.
The Emergency Management Perspective in Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea has an intriguing emergency management program that has similarities to the overall structure of emergency management in the United States.
Why We Need an App with Real-Time Info on Hazardous Conditions
Developing a mobile app to provide real-time info for potentially hazardous or lethal situations could prove very useful.