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FEMA Promotes Innovation In Emergency Management

Nov 15, 2011 -FEMA creates an online forum to gather ideas on improving disaster preparedness response.

Did the Emergency Alert System Fail Its First Test?

Nov 09, 2011 -Initial reactions to the nationwide Emergency Alert System test scheduled for Wednesday show it may still have some kinks to work out.

FEMA Releases Video About Planned Nationwide Emergency Alert Test

Nov 04, 2011 -Across the nation, a three minute set of beeps and tones, followed by a voice repeating, “this is a test,” will be broadcast simultaneously on all regularly scheduled television, radio, cable, and satellite programs.

Guidance for Working in Disaster Areas

Nov 01, 2011 -New standards are designed to help security contractors operate safely in areas with weakened rule of law.

Community Colleges Less Likely to Implement Layered Notification Systems

Oct 19, 2011 -Forget getting the message out, experts say redundancy is key.

Looking Ahead: Disaster Response

Oct 12, 2011 -Associate Editor Matthew Harwood interviews Lt. Gen. Guy C. Swan III, CPP.

Bush Shares Disaster Recovery Lessons At ASIS Event

Sep 21, 2011 -Bush, who was Florida’s governor from 1999 until 2007, recounted his time as governor in 2004 and 2005, when the state faced eight hurricanes and four tropical storms in a span of 16 months.

Virginia Earthquake a Reminder for Adequate Disaster Planning

Aug 23, 2011 -Disrupted cell phone service and an unexpected earthquake highlight the need for emergency planning -- even in areas not prone to certain types of disasters.

Former DHS Chief Calls Interoperable Communications Failure "a National Disgrace"

Aug 17, 2011 -Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge called the United States’ inability to achieve interoperable communications between first responders “a national disgrace” during a speech Wednesday that assessed how far homeland security has come since 9-11.

Drone Stakeholders Stress Robots' Humanitarian Upside

Aug 11, 2011 -Drones don’t just end human life, they also save it, a panel of industry executives and government officials said Wednesday.

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