exchange20 Keynote: Retired Missouri State Highway Patrol Captain Ronald Johnson
Juvare’s virtual Exchange20 conference is just a month away – and we’re excited to announce our outstanding keynote speaker, retired Missouri State Highway Patrol Captain Ronald Johnson as our keynote speaker for the event. Capt. Johnson will share his experiences working with law enforcement, collaborating with emergency operations, and leading community outreach during the civil unrest that broke out in Ferguson, MO in the wake of […]
Are you prepared to keep your workplace safe as business operations resume?
During the past several months of shutdown due to COVID-19, business and corporate leaders have been forced to take a long, hard look at their processes for keeping employees, customers, and business partners safe when normal operations resume. While some businesses have now reopened, quite a few are continuing to reassess and make adjustments to […]
Wildfires Resources for California, Oregon, and Washington
Jump to: California Resources Oregon Resources Washington Resources Wildfires continue to rage across the west, particularly in California, Oregon, and Washington. To date, the fires have been responsible for the deaths of at least 34 people, destroyed thousands of homes and structures, and covered an area roughly the size of the state of New Jersey. […]
Hurricane Sally Information and Resources
Hurricane Sally made landfall near Gulf Shores, Alabama early Wednesday morning. The Category 2 storm had sustained winds of 105 mph, which weakened to 80 mph by mid-morning. Winds, heavy rains, and storm surge created a dangerous situation in the storm’s path. Flooding turned streets into rivers in Pensacola, Florida, and necessitated a number of […]
Do you have the right emergency management tools and processes to respond effectively when a disaster strikes?
Even when everything seems to be running smoothly, the threat of a crisis, disaster, or emergency is always looming. Seasoned emergency managers know all too well that the risk is always there – and the key to lessen the threat to health and safety or damage to property is preparedness. While many public health experts […]
Remain Vigilant as Hurricane and Wildfires Season Races to Peak
As vestiges of Hurricane Laura have finally dissipated, we’re still a couple of weeks away from the climatological peak of hurricane season on September 15. Of course, hurricane season traditionally ends November 1 and in what has already been a historic hurricane season anything can happen. Hurricane Laura made landfall last week as a Category […]