I am increasingly concerned that the ongoing entropy within our national emergency management enterprise is helping no one—least of all the professional emergency managers at the State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial (SLTT) levels who are bearing the brunt of this prolonged circus. Every new development adds friction, confusion, and delay. And as Former FEMA Administrator Pete Gaynor, CEM, recently noted, none of this should surprise us. FEMA has long understood its problems

For years, emergency managers have operated with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as the federal cornerstone of disaster...

Over the next two weeks, members of the Unified Services Consulting Group will be attending two very important conferences.  The...

Memorial Day commemorates those service members who never came home.   Armed Forces Day recognizes those currently serving in the...

The Texas Emergency Management Conference, scheduled to take place in Fort Worth, Texas from 28-31 May 2024, promises to be a landmark...

In the realm of emergency management, the ability to effectively respond to crises hinges not only on the resources and capacities of...

As the holiday season approaches, our hearts are filled with warmth, joy, and anticipation. It's a time for celebration, togetherness,...

Dear Fellow Americans, As we gather around our tables this Thanksgiving, we should take the time to reflect on the significance of this...

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The Unified Services Consulting Group (USCG) excels in developing, facilitating, and evaluating exercises that adhere to the Homeland...

Jonathon Weiss, February 7, 2018, JonnyUAV, LLC | Hawke Multimedia UAVs have been being used in emergency services for about 3 years now....