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Virginia Emergency Management Association (VEMA) 2008 Coordinator’s Briefing

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Virginia Emergency Management Association (VEMA) 2008 Coordinator’s Briefing

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  1. Virginia Emergency Management Association (VEMA) 2008 Coordinator’s Briefing

  2. Who Are Your Leaders in VEMA?

  3. VEMA Officers • Hui-Shan Walker – President • City of Chesapeake, VA • Jim Davis – 1st Vice President • Pittslyvania County, VA • Jim Judkins – 2nd Vice President • City of Suffolk, VA • Anna McRay – Secretary • Henrico County, VA • Ken Rudnikki – Treasurer • City of Fairfax, VA

  4. Regional Representatives Region 1 • Anthony McLean, City of Richmond • Larry Smith, Essex County Region 2 • Ed Fuzzy, Caroline County • L. A. Miller, City of Winchester Region 3 • Marge Thomas, Albemarle County • Audrey Cheatham, Campbell County

  5. Regional Representatives Region 4 • Judy Cooling, VDH • TBA Region 5 • Jack Williamson, City of Newport News • Emily Ashley, City of Poquoson Region 6 • Joey Stump, Roanoke County • Neil Turner, Montgomery County

  6. Regional Representatives Region 7 • Walter English, City of Fairfax • Olivia Mclean Fairfax County, VA Military Affairs • Captain Philip Peyton, USN Private Sector • Kay Goss

  7. MISSION STATEMENT “To promote, support and advocate the Emergency Management mission in Virginia.”

  8. “The recognized expert and advocate for excellence in the management of emergency preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.” VISION STATEMENT

  9. Strategic Plan Goals Provide Training, Networking & Outreach Programs for Public and Private Emergency Management Professionals Partner with other Agencies & Organizations to Advance Emergency Management Influence Legislation & Policy Develop, Support and Communicate with Members

  10. Joint VDEM/VEMA Conference – Forum Three level certification program - Updated Website Two awards (Individual & Group) Scholarships Networking Opportunities with other EMs throughout state Low Membership Fee Why Join VEMA?

  11. Committees Legislative Technology Conference Certification Public Affairs Marketing Special As Needed Ways to Get Involved

  12. 2009 Virginia Emergency Management Conference March 31- April 3, 2009 Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton, VA Hotel Registrations Open Conference Registration on website Mark Your Calendars

  13. www.vemaweb.org More Info

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