As 2019 ended with two notable attacks on people and places of faith, many organizations are trying to better understand their threat environment and what responsible security looks like. Keep Reading
“Every year, we see the worst and we think nothing can top it and then the next year, something tops it,” Lt. Andrew Scott said. Keep Reading
We cannot overstate the importance of investing in mitigation in your community before a disaster. Keep Reading
Students tested to handle evacuations, vehicle accidents, damaged homes, fires, flooded neighborhoods, rescues of people, and escaped zoo animals. Keep Reading
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH: The day-to-day partnership in Crystal, Minn., has exceeded expectations. Keep Reading
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH: One of the main points that FEMA and MEMA stressed in providing the outline for Until Help Arrives was to be sure to use local examples of incidents when possible and be flexible. Keep Reading
Exercise tested tactical response and coordination in a complex and coordinated attack at Hersheypark, a regional amusement park. Keep Reading
Reassessing risks and preparedness are important to do periodically based on evolving threats and events. Keep Reading
Although a significant tornado had not struck Sioux Falls for 25 years, the Avera Health System hospitals have kept up regular preparedness training. Keep Reading
Anyone affected by a natural disaster will face unexpected costs — maybe a few nights in a hotel, a new vehicle, some home repairs or a complete rebuild. Some may find their employer forced out of business. Keep Reading
