Read more about Easter Quake Took Lives, Rattled Nerves, Challenged New Fire Chief
At 3:40 in the afternoon on Easter Sunday, April 4, 2010, the Baja California earthquake struck, registering a 7.2 magnitude on the moment magnitude scale. It’s epicenter was 16 miles south of Guadalupe Victoria, Baja California, Mexico. It’s said to have... Read MoreRead more about Easter Quake Took Lives, Rattled Nerves, Challenged New Fire Chief
Read more about Sheriff James Mele: Big Role in a Small County
James Mele was elected as Tuolumne County Sheriff in 2006. He comes from a family of law enforcement professionals. His father spent 35 years with the LAPD. Mele is says while he’s a sheriff in a small county he still often finds himself in meetings with the... Read MoreRead more about Sheriff James Mele: Big Role in a Small County
Read more about Oklahoma City Bombing: California Sent its Best to Midwest Terror Response
On April 19, 1995, a yellow moving truck parked in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building; at 9:02 AM, it exploded. The death and devastation it left in its wake was like nothing ever seen in the U.S. The blast killed 168 people and injured more than 600... Read MoreRead more about Oklahoma City Bombing: California Sent its Best to Midwest Terror Response
Eric Lamoureux has served the State of California in multiple communications assignments. He’s served in his current position of Inland Region Administrator at the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) since August, 2013. As administrator he leads... Read MoreRead more about Eric Lamoureux: Managing Disasters Face to Face
Join us for the first-ever episode of All Hazards: Stories from Emergency Response Leaders. In this episode, former San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders talks about his experience during the McDonald’s... Read MoreRead more about Shot in the Sun: Jerry Sanders Orders Sniper to Take Out Shooter in McDonald’s Massacre
