The Emergency Management Network
EMN Media, Todd Thayer DeVoe, Brian Colburn, Brenda Brown-PaulThis newsletter features strategies and advice from today’s frontrunners and experts in emergency management. Its purpose is to empower and enrich current and future leaders.
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Today’s brief covers overnight growth on Utah’s Cottonwood and Babylon fires and Colorado’s Aspen Acres Fire as the nation holds at Preparedness Level 4 with 51 uncontained large fires, federal grid emergency orders for PJM as demand today...
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A record-challenging heat wave drives a federal power emergency for the PJM grid across 13 states, while wildfires push the national preparedness level to 4 with large, fast-moving fires forcing evacuations in Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Nevad...
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NIFC raises national wildfire status to PL 4 after three firefighters die in Colorado-Utah burnover; dangerous heat wave builds across central and eastern U.S.
Today’s brief leads with wildfire: NIFC raises the national preparedness level to PL 4 as 52 large fires burn across nine states, and the fire community mourns three federal firefighters killed in a burnover on the Knowles Fire along the Co...
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EMN Media is an independent media company focusing on public policy and leadership
Todd Thayer DeVoe is an educator, writer, and podcaster. He currently hosts The EMN Newsletter Podcast, The Leader's Cafe, and Co-Hosts Disaster Politic. Todd is the Editor in Chief of The Emergency Management Network newsletter.
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