• Researches, reviews, writes, and maintains emergency plans as related to all emergency management functions such as prevention, protection, response, recovery, and mitigation or disaster events, with an emphasis on public health, hazard mitigation, and equity inclusion issues.• Researches and participates in regional disaster preparedness projects to enhance capabilities within county operations.• Writes, reviews and maintains other plans including EOP, COOP, Hazard Mitigation, Evacuation, Sheltering, Emergency Management Strategic Plan and other relevant emergency management plans as appropriate.• Oversees recovery efforts related to Public Assistance, Individual Assistance, and SBA coordination when necessary.• Maintains readiness of the emergency operations center for response to emergencies or disaster events.• Participates in UASI planning activities.• Develops and coordinates efforts to create and update a county wide risk assessment.• Present briefings to Executive Leadership and County Council.• Supervises personnel in functional activities such as developing emergency plans; planning training and workshops; providing training and presentations; and collaborating with County, community, and regional partner agencies.

Emergency Management Specialist• Weather Subject Matter Expert (SME): Active member of the University of Maryland Climate Resiliency Workgroup; Maryland Climate Leadership Academy graduate; National Weather Service and MEMA liaison;• Supports all aspects of Emergency Management, including: Preparedness, Response, and Recovery planning, training and exercise, outreach, EOC operations, special projects, and administrative functions;• EOC representative to support Planning and Social Media; Incident Action Plan and Situational Report development;• Vice Chair for UASI Emergency Management CommitteeUASI Recovery Planner• Develop, update and complete recovery-focused plans for all hazards and stakeholders including County leadership and personnel, residents, businesses, partners, and the public;• Individual Assistance and Public Assistance program manager;• Member of UASI Recovery Committee and Active Assailant Interdisciplinary Work Group (AAIWG) Family Information Center & Resources/CISM Subcommittee

• Deploy and support local and state jurisdictions within the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) or within the field at an incident or event. • My primary role resides within the Planning Section as either the Chief of the section or another planning section role and support all aspects of the team and incident or event, including operations, planning, logistics, finance/administration, and incident commander. • Notable deployments include: Ocean City (H2Oi) (multiple years); Baltimore City (Triple Line of Duty Death); Dorchester County (Calvert Cliffs Annual Evaluation), Baltimore City (Fleetweek)Current credentials from the Maryland Qualification System (MDQS) include: EOC Management & Leadership, EOC Logistics & Distribution Management, EOC Operational Coordination, EOC Planning, EOC Public Information & Joint Information System, EOC Recovery Coordination, EOC Representative, EOC Resource Management, ICS All-Hazards Demobilization Unit Leader, ICS All-Hazards Documentation Unit Leader, ICS All-Hazards Type 3 Planning Section Chief, ICS All-Hazards Resources Unit Leader, and ICS All-Hazards Situation Unit Leader, ICS All-Hazards Incident Meteorologist.

• Extinguish residential, structural, wood, and automobile fires with handheld tools and equipment; provide stabilization and extrication during rescue incidents. • Served in an officer capacity, which includes management of on-scene personnel and directing tactical operations while maintaining a broader perspective to achieve overall objectives.• Complete continuing education classes in firefighting, rescue, and emergency services. • Establish relationships with the community through fundraising, outreach, and public education events. • Led training sessions to bring new and junior firefighters into the organization and instill them with best practices and knowledge of firefighting and rescue. • Performs preventive maintenance and general cleaning of the building and grounds as needed. • Assists in developing and submitting incident reports. • Demonstrates continuous effort to improve operations and work cooperatively to provide quality seamless customer service.

iJET and red24 are now WorldAware: Our brand is a promise to our clients, partners and colleagues around the world that we will always stand by them to help secure the safety and well-being of their people and their operations.______________________________________________________________• Serve as a team member in the 24/7 Response Operations Center: interface with security and intelligence Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) who support a wide-range of security and risk mitigation products and services.• Be direct point of contact while providing assistance to client travelers, expats and others: triage and escalate if required.• Prepare case management reports for clients to document actions undertaken.• Respond to various mobile device communications from personnel in high-risk locations.• Utilize Worldcue platform to extract, format and summarize data that informs client of potential risk to organizational assets during critical events.• Interface with mapping products/API’s to identify locations of events, transportation routes and designated areas.______________________________________________________________• Private Sector Security Overseas Seminar for Ovearseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) Constituents - April 2018

Created info-graphics and other online digital content used on official OEM social media accounts; Researched topics to create relevant and current articles to publish on official website; Developed story boards with public safety message to be used in video series; Assisted planners with revision and updates to the City’s Hazard Mitigation Plan.

• Answers incoming telephone calls for the university, determines purpose of calls, and forwards calls to appropriate personnel or department. Provides invaluable customer service and serves as a representative of Millersville University.• Maintain Student Memorial Center (SMC) by scheduling rooms for campus organizations and departments and maintaining an organized, clean, safe, and working environment, including “Setup Crew,” which involves setting up tables and chairs in meeting rooms and common areas for organizations and events.• Dispatch Facilities Management personnel to perform repairs to campus buildings and property, electronic alarms, and automotive and technical operations; in addition, dispatch Housekeeping personnel to perform custodial duties, maintain grounds and parking lots, and operate trash and recycling.• Dispatch University Police for non-emergency calls including, but not limited to: building locks and unlocks, vehicle assistance's, and money escorts; in addition, dispatch University Police for emergency calls including, but not limited to: 911 calls, potential drug and alcohol violations, fire alarms, and suspicious activities.