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Former DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff worked with the leadership and senior career staff to turn a collection of disparate agencies from different departments into a single, coordinated and cohesive unit.
Gigi Schumm welcomes FEMA Acting Deputy Administrator of Protection and National Preparedness Katie Fox to discuss the importance of the 3 P's: Preparation, prevention and protection.
FEMA’s David Grant announced he’s retiring in January after 34 years of federal service, while Kevin Gates is leaving the House Armed Services Committee.
Former Secretary Jeh Johnson opens up about his lasting efforts on the Homeland Security Department.
House oversight members said they want help give agency inspectors general all the tools they need to do thorough work.
FEMA started rolling together contracts in support of disasters before they happen so they don't waste valuable response time negotiating.
FEMA officials and lawmakers says a provision in a 29-year-old law may be hurting relief efforts.
FEMA's deputy CIO said the agency's response during the 2017 hurricane season could give it leverage in asking for more resources.
This week on Federal Tech Talk, John Gilroy hosts a round table discussion of innovation in the federal government with representatives from three start-up companies. Drone Aerospace Managements's Avery Brown, 540's Chris Bock and Emergent's Joel Benge join Gilroy for this wide-ranging conversation. October 10, 2017
An interagency team developed a single authoritative source of relevant data related to hurricane response and recovery.
Federal employees from other Cabinet agencies can apply to join the Homeland Security Department's Surge Capacity Force, a voluntary program that deploys non-FEMA employees to help with disaster response.
Will Congress back up the courageous work of first responders?
GSA raises contracting thresholds for agencies responding to the disaster.
Nearly 13 years later, the DHS IG still disapproves of funds allocated to New Orleans by FEMA after Hurricane Katrina.