Emergency Manager

FEMA is seeking public feedback on “Planning and Decision Framework for Chemical Incident Consequence Management” (Framework).

Los datos son claves para todo pronóstico del tiempo, incluidos los pronósticos de huracanes. Tanto para FEMA como para los funcionarios de manejo de emergencias, es fundamental tener los datos necesarios al momento indicado para poder tomar decisiones informadas y proteger a sus comunidades antes, durante y después de un huracán. Nunca podremos detener un huracán, pero podemos usar los datos para ayudar a las personas antes, durante y después de la tormenta.

Data is at the heart of every weather forecast, including hurricane forecasts. Having the right data at the right time is critical to both FEMA and emergency managers so they can make informed decisions and protect their communities before, during and after a hurricane. We’ll never be able to stop a hurricane, but we can use data to help people before, during and after the storm.

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell discussed the importance of disaster resilient communities with European crisis management leaders in Brussels last week.

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell discussed the importance of disaster resilient communities with European crisis management leaders in Brussels last week.