Hosted by Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 43 episodes
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This podcast discusses emergency management concepts, disaster response, emergency preparedness, and historic disasters in the State of Alaska.
Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management hosts DHS&EM Get Ready Alaska Podcast, a government show with 43 episodes published.
Get Ready Alaska - Hunter Preparedness with Lt. Ralf Lysdahl Get ready for the wild with Lt. Ralf Lysdahl of the Alaska Wildlife Troopers. In this episode of Get Ready Alaska, Lt. Lysdahl shares crucial advice for prepar
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Ketchikan Landslides with Kacie Paxton and Rick Hines Landslides are a regular occurrence in Alaska, especially in the Southeast region. While many happen in remote areas with minimal impact, some have
Show notesGet Ready Alaska: UAA Emergency Management with John Huffman As a vital hub within Southcentral Alaska, the University of Alaska Anchorage plays a critical role in regional emergency response. This episode of "Get Ready
Show notesGet Ready Alaska – Emergency Management in Guam with Stephen Cahill The U.S. territory of Guam is often seen as a tropical paradise, with its warm climate, stunning landscapes, and welcoming community. However, the islan
Show notesGet Ready Alaska – Featuring Ben Hartlieb on Building Infrastructure Resilience In this episode of Get Ready Alaska, we welcome Ben Hartlieb, Co-Chair of the Alaska Partnership for Infrastructure Protection (APIP), to di
Show notesGet Ready Alaska – Alaska Qualification System with DHS&EM’s Jonathan Nicoles The Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHS&EM) Training Section is launching a statewide Emergency Management Qualificati
Show notesGet Ready Alaska – Riverwatch with Jen Wallace (DHS&EM) and Kyle Van Peursem (APRFC) Each spring, the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHS&EM) partners with the Alaska-Pacific River Forecast Center
Show notesGet Ready Alaska – Alaska Volcano Observatory with Kristi Wallace and David Schneider Alaska is home to numerous active volcanoes, making volcanic monitoring and research essential for public safety. The Alaska Volcano O
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Part 2: Emergency Management Assistance Compact with Andrew Jen Wallace and Dave Reilly When disaster strikes, affected states can call on neighboring states for help through the Emergency Management A
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Part 1: Emergency Management Assistance Compact with Andrew Sather & Jonathan Nichols When disaster strikes, affected states can call on neighboring states for help through the Emergency Management Ass
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Izzy Brown and the Youth Preparedness Council The FEMA Youth Preparedness Council (YPC) empowers young people to take an active role in emergency preparedness. Izzy Brown, a member of the YPC from Dena
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility with Sandy Baker After a disaster, water is one of the most essential resources in demand. Sandy Baker from the Anchorage Water & Wastewater Utility joins Get Rea
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Mat-Su Borough Animal Care Facility The Mat-Su Borough Animal Care team joins Get Ready Alaska to discuss pet care during disasters and emergencies. We'll explore recent disaster events, the care of ex
Show notesGet Ready Alaska: Earning a Degree in Emergency Management with Dean Cam Carlson from the UAF School of Business and Security Management Emergency management is a dynamic field that attracts professionals from diverse ba
Show notesThe Alaska Emergency Management Association (AKEMA) is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to enhancing the communication, credentials, and advocacy of Alaska’s emergency management community. In this episode of Get Ready
Show notesGet Ready Alaska – 1964 Good Friday Earthquake with Sue McClure The 1964 Good Friday Earthquake ravaged the City of Seward, bringing with it devastating ground shaking, tsunamis, and fire. In this episode of Get Ready Al
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Dave Snider with the National Tsunami Warning Center Join us on Get Ready Alaska as we delve into the critical topic of tsunami alert and warning systems with Dave Snider, Tsunami Warning Coordinator a
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - Preparing for Wildfire Season with DFFP Lily Coyle and Bryan Crisp Tune in to Get Ready Alaska as we gear up for the wildfire season with Division of Forestry and Fire Protection’s experts Lily Coyle a
Show notesGet Ready Alaska – FEMA Youth Preparedness Council with Lane Christenson The FEMA Youth Preparedness Council (YPC) program brings together youth leaders from all corners of the nation to learn about emergency preparednes
Show notesGet Ready Alaska - 1964 Earthquake and Tsunami Survivor Steve Eleshanski Jr. During the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake a tsunami devastated the small fishing community of Chenega located on the western edge of Prince Willia
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