Washington State Liaison Officers to Louisiana Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparednes

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Steve SautterPublic Information Officer,
Benton County Emergency
ServicesMark ClemensPublic Information
Officer, Washington Emergency
ManagementJess SeigalPublic Information
Officer, Department of Homeland
Security
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Newspaper from April 19, 1906
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Skagit River Flood, 2003
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Hanford Wildfire, 2000
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Whatcom Creek Pipeline Disaster, 1999
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September 11, 2001
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Christmas Tsunami, 2004
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Mount St. Helens, 1980
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Three Mile Island, 1981
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Mount St. Helens JIC, 2004
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Umatilla CSEPP JIC Exercise, 2005
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Bhopal, 1984
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Hurricane Katrina, 2005
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Hurricane Evacuation, 2005
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Urban Search and Rescue
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Disaster Medical Assistance Team member treats
burn victim
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Mississippi coast debris field
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Biloxi, Mississippi bridges out
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Steve Sautter, Benton County PIO, provides PIO
services to Hancock County, MS under EMAC
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Biloxi, MS power gets restored
New Orleans Powerlines
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Oceanfront property, Waveland, MS
Hancock County, MS distribution center
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Disaster Recovery Center line, Waveland, MS
Public Information board, Waveland, MS
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Casino (left) after crashing into Biloxi, MS
hotel (right)
Hancock Bank, Bay St. Louis, MS
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Biloxi, MS street corner
K-Mart, McDonalds, Long Beach, MS
FedEx store, Long Beach, MS
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Butch Decote talks with reporter
Mark Clemens checks Blackberry
Steve Sautter works on daily county
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Urban Search and Rescue team leader
coordinates search in New Orleans
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Jess Seigal attempts to check email via cell
signal, Biloxi, MS
FEMA PIO Gene Romano works thru one of many power
outages
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Media interview mock patient at CSEPP exercise in
Indiana
Media flock to Hurricane briefing
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Hi-tech media satellite trucks on beach in
Biloxi, MS
Lo-tech Hancock County, MS PIO office
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Umatilla CSEPP PIOs in Waveland, MS debris field
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New York Daily News staff photographer David
Handschuh is carried from site after his leg was
shattered by falling debris while photographing
the terrorist attack on, and ensuing collapse of,
the World Trade Center on Tuesday, September 11,
2001. Photo by Todd Maisel / New York Daily News
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Car chargers, and cell phone Internet
connectivity added some flexibility to Hurricane
PIO operations
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Individual soldier modules during WWII
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Adaptability in getting food
Adaptability in blending in
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The Umatilla Chemical Depot is in process of
destroying aging stockpile of 3,700 tons of Nerve
and Blister Agent Munitions
M55 Rocket filled with GB (Sarin) Nerve Agent
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Umatilla partners spread over 300 miles
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Originally eight CSEPP sites across the USA
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Phone teams keep media and public informed
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Umatilla core team calldown procedure
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Virtual JIC team at WA EOC update online Status
Board
Virtual News Writers in Utah
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Web Status Board www.csepp.net/jic/statusboards
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Web based smart book table of contents/links
www.csepp.net/smartdir.html
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PIER password-protected websites
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WA State Virtual JIC members conference call with
Umatilla JIC
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Hard cases and support gear add flexibility,
modularity, and adaptability to Mobile JIC
Benton County Mobile Command Unit will become the
Umatilla Mobile JIC when needed (under
construction)
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Can You Hear Me Now?
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Terrorism Exercise
Northridge Earthquake
Katrina water drop
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Hurricane Katrina FEMA field PIOs in forward
Joint Field Office at the Imperial Palace Hotel,
Biloxi, MS, October 2005
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Steve SautterPublic Information Officer,
Benton County
Emergency ServicesRichland, Washington509-628-84
70, s.sautter_at_bces.wa.govMark ClemensPublic
Information Officer, Emergency
Management DivisionCamp Murray,
Washington253-512-7006, m.clemens_at_emd.wa.govJess
SeigalPublic Information Officer,
Department of Homeland Security,
Infrastructure ProtectionHermiston,
Oregon541-567-3652, jesse.seigal_at_dhs.gov