Sentences with phrase «emergency management office director»

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Also charged were Mark E. LaViolette, 49, a former Schenectady officer who is a Galway sergeant and works full - time as Schenectady County's director of emergency management, plus Galway sergeant David Goodwin and Mark Kirker, currently a deputy with the Schenectady County sheriff's office who at the time of the alleged crimes was a Glenville police officer.

Among those visiting was the State Director of the New York State Office for Emergency Management, Andrew Feeney.

The purchasing director then testified about a contract to provide food to workers at the county Office of Emergency Management when superstorm Sandy struck later that year.

I have designated Andrew X. Feeney, Director of the State Office of Emergency Management, as the State Coordinating Officer for this request.

Co-chair — Darrel Aubertine, Commissioner, Department of Agriculture and Markets Co-chair — Matthew Driscoll, President and CEO, Environmental Facilities Corporation Joan McDonald — Commissioner, Department of Transportation General Pat Murphy — Adjutant General, Division of Military and Naval Affairs Andrew Feeney — Director, State Emergency Management Office Joseph D'Amico — Superintendent, State Police Joseph Martens — Commissioner, Department of Environmental Conservation Ben Lawsky — Superintendent, Department of Financial Services Garry Brown — Chairman, Public Service Commission RoAnn Destito — Commissioner, Office of General Services Brian Stratton — Director, Canal Corporation Kenneth Adams — President and CEO, Empire State Development Corporation

He was appointed as deputy director for preparedness with the state Office of Emergency Management.

Governor Andrew Cuomo last week, dismissed the director of the State Office of Emergency Management who is accused of misusing workers during Hurricane Sandy.

But now, the director of the Oswego County Emergency Management Office Dale Currier says the state has delivered 30,000 sand bags to the county.

«The radioactivity released by dirty bombs is not life threatening,» says Angelo Acquista, former medical director of the Office of Emergency Management in New York City and author of The Survival Guide: What to Do in a Biological, Chemical, or Nuclear Emergency.

The Director and Deputy Director provide effective management and direction of the Office of Intelligence, Security and Emergency Response staff in performance of the programmatic functional areas of responsibility.

«We have been advised by the state to be prepared for up to 5,000 evacuees, and we are committed to doing whatever it takes to accommodate our fellow Texans who may need assistance,» said Rocky Vaz, director of the Dallas Office of Emergency Management.