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of Emergency Management Editor’s note: Although this is presented moremerits consideration. Bob Fletcher is one development of the Federal emergency management strategy as it has moved to a foexecuted. This provides an excellent bacnd Federal planning and response. By Bob Fletcher (with Kim Fletcher) From the late 1
960’s, emergency management has evolved dramatically. I vividly remember my first emergency assignment with the government. Assigned to manage the removal of debris in rural Virginia following Hurricane Camille.. The remnants of Hurricane Camille had made its way north after striking a huge blow to Gulfport, nything about em
ergency management then. I didn’t know I knew was my little piece of the puzzle as a operation. In 1969, it was the Office of Emergency Preparedness (OEP) in the Executive l Storm Agnes struck southern New York and Pennsylvania, the Office of Emergency Preparedness was still in place. The impacts of the storm were so widespr
ead that the US Army Corps of Engineers established a Deputy Director of OMB to be the “Flood Czar” to coordinate the federal response and concept has been repeated since then, for example, with Andrew Card, Secretary of Transportation being sent to Florida for Hurricane Katrina. The Department of Homeland Security has
established a title for this Mr. Carlucci was appointed to that role because the disaster required extraordinary measures and a personal White House emissary to do “hands on” management. The situation was similar for Hurricanes Andrew and Katrina. It turns out that there was much more to emergency management than just
response cy for disaster response had changed and ministration (FDAA) under the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). later to be renamed Federal Preparedness Agency, at General Services Administration (GSA). The functions of emergency management as we know it today were bifurcated changed again as the Federal Emergenc