By John Cornelison on
7/28/2012 12:44 PM
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By John Cornelison on
7/27/2012 11:53 AM
 Barb Graff, Director of Seattle’s Office of Emergency Management has just announced the hire of Tracy Connelly as Seattle Office of Emergency Management’s new Community Planning Coordinator. Tracy starts August 1st. Tracy Connelly has been a Public Outreach Specialist at OEM working with access and functional needs, immigrant and refugee, homeless, and multi-cultural populations.  In...
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By John Cornelison on
7/27/2012 8:00 AM
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By John Cornelison on
7/26/2012 8:58 AM
 As they indicate below, this appears to be a pretty basic course, but by clicking on one of the initial pages you can see much of the complete course outline and quickly skim it to see how much of it is applicable to your family or business. This outline serves as a great reminder of all the steps we should be taking – and a reminder for us to complete those missing action items that we’d not completed (or refreshed) recently! The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is pleased to announce a new web-based, independent study training course, IS-325—Earthquake Basics: Science, Risk, and Mitigation. ...
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By John Cornelison on
7/26/2012 7:39 AM
 According...
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By John Cornelison on
7/23/2012 10:38 AM
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