VOAD Membership Booklet

8/9/2019 VOAD Membership Booklet

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Texas Voluntary Organizations

Active in Disaster

Active Members and Services ProvidedJune 2010

Ready to Servewww.texasvoad.org

2010 Texas VOAD LeadershLarry [email protected](936) 646-4803

Mozetta JacksonVice [email protected](713) 313-4716

Brad WattsSecretary/[email protected](972) 869-8160

Koji Kodama, MBA, PMPChairman, Communications [email protected]+1 (512) 981-KOJI (-5654)

Elizabeth [email protected]
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Mission

Texas VOAD is a humanitarian association of independent

voluntary organizations who may be active in all phases of

disaster. Its mission is to foster efficient, streamlined service

delivery to people affected by disaster, while eliminatingunnecessary duplication of effort, through cooperation in the

four phases of disaster: preparation, response, recovery, and

mitigation.

Vision

Texas VOAD is not a competing or exclusionary organization.

Texas VOAD is intended to be a network for organizations

active in disaster. Each Texas VOAD member organization will

maintain its own identity and independence while closely

collaborating with other Texas VOAD member organizations,

inter-faiths, and local, state, or federal authorities.

Cooperation

Foster cooperation among Texas VOAD member organizationsat all levels and in all phases of disaster

Coordination

Coordinate the development of Texas VOAD policies andprocedures, and, the implementation of services among TexasVOAD member organizations. Texas VOAD may also providelinks to national and international disaster relief organizations.Texas VOAD serves as advocate and liaison between memberagencies and the State of Texas.

Communication

Exchange and disseminate information among Texas VOADmember organizations and the public, as well as local, stateand federal agencies, in conjunction with the individual TexasVOAD members.

Collaboration

We dedicate ourselves to work together to achieve specificgoals and to undertake specific projects at disaster sites. Weform partnerships during the disaster response.

Guiding Principles


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Table of Contents

Disaster Service Matrix 2Adventist Community Services 4Aidmatrix 5American Red Cross 6Buddhist TZU CHI Foundation 7Catholic Charities 8Christian Reformed World Relief Committee 9Convoy of Hope 10The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Humanitarian and Emergency Response 11Lutheran Social Services Disaster Response 12Mennonite Disaster Service 13National Council of The United States, Society of St. Vincent de Paul 14Presbyterian Disaster Assistance 15The Salvation Army 16Southern Baptists of Texas Convention, Disaster Relief 17Texas Baptist Men Disaster Relief 18Texas Conference of Churches 19Texas Food Bank Network 20UMCOR--United Methodist Disaster Response 21United Ways of Texas 22Victim Relief Ministries 23

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MEMBER

Tex s VOA Servic MatrixSERVICES

Adventist Community

Services

Aidmatrix

ALERT

American Red Cross

Buddhist Tzu ChiFoundation

Catholic Charities

Christian ReformedWorld ReliefCommittee

Convoy of Hope

Lutheran SocialServices DisasterResponse

Mennonite Disaster

Service

Presbyterian DisasterAssistance

Salvation ArmySouthern Baptists of

Texas ConventionDisaster Relief

St. Vincent de Paul

USA South CentralRegion

Texas Baptist Men

Disaster Relief

Texas Conference ofChurches

Texas Food BankNetwork

The Church of JesusChrist of Latter-daySaints

UMCOR - United

Methodist DisasterResponse

United Ways of Texas

Victim Relief Ministries

Case

Management

Child

care

Clean-up Communication Construction Damage

assessment

Donations of

Materials (kits,

clothing, etc.)

Donations

Management

Feeding Food

Supply

Financial

Assistance

Information Mental

health

Shelter Shower and/

or Laundry

Units

Spiritual

Care

Technical

Assistance/

Training

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PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Joe Watts

Title: Director

Phone: (817) 371-3995

Email: [email protected]

Alternate Representative:

Name:Sherry Watts

Title:Asst. Director

Phone: (817) 556-1257


24 hour emergency phone:(817) 641-7679How to Activate:through State of TexasDEM, TX VOAD, FEMA

Response Time:varies as needed, usually24-48 hours after event

Adventist Community Services Disaster Responsewww.txsda.org

Partner Member

702 N. Old Betsy, PO Box 35

Keene, TX 76059

Phone: (817) 641-7679

Fax:(817) 641-7682

Email:[email protected]

Disaster Services Available:

Immediate distribution of clothing

outfits

Semi-trailers loaded with:Pre-packaged clothing

outfits (pants, shirt, new

socks and new underwear),

personal care kits, blankets and

sheets.

Donations Management Specialists

Management for Multi-Agency

Warehouses, in cooperation with Stateof Texas, for undesignated donated

goods.

Makes goods available to distribution

centers in disaster area for distribution

to survivors.

24 Hour Emergency Phone:

(972) 935-6543

How to Activate: Please email

[email protected] with your request.Response Time: Immediate

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:Brad Watts

Title:Sr. Program Manager

Phone:(972) 869-8160

Cell:(972) 935-6543

Fax:(214) 889-9966


Skype:brad.watts14


Name:Melis Jones

Title:VP of Programs

Phone:(972) 869-8171

Cell:(214) 435-1248

Aidmatrixwww.aidmatrix.org

Partner Member

5221 N. OConnor Blvd.Irving, TX. 75039

Phone:(972) 869-8161Fax:(214) 889-9966


Aidmatrix builds communities and tools that

help each group share information with each

other more easily. The Aidmatrix Network

is a disaster-relief supply chain that all ows

members to view donations and post

specific needs, as well as access warehouseand logistics tools. The goal: Reduce the

paperwork to focus on the relief work. The

National Donations Management Network

program connects the U.S. Federal

Emergency Management Agency with mo

than 45 U.S. State, territory and city

governments and with members of Volun

Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) to

create a network for immediate response

the event of a disaster. These parties are

able to share information and donationsonline in real-time, using supply chain

management, volunteer management and

fundraising technologies.
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PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Marty Nerren

Phone: (214) 678-4555

Cell:(281) 455-2446

Fax: (214) 678-4551



Name: Mozetta Jackson

Phone: (713) 313-4716

Cell: (281) 455-2446

Fax: (713) 526-0198Email: [email protected]

American Red Crosswww.redcross.org

Partner Member

2700 Southwest Fwy

Houston,TX 77025



Mass Care

Sheltering

Case Management

Mental Health

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:Yuan Liang Ling

Title: Regional Director

Cell: (214) 718-1168

Fax: (972) 680-7732



Name:Jason Yeh

Phone:(972) 680-8869

Fax:(972) 680-7732Email:[email protected]

Buddhist TZU CHI Foundationwww.us.tzuchi.org

Partner Member

534 W Belt Line Road

Richardson TX 75080

Phone:(972) 680-8869Fax:(972) 680-7732Email:

[email protected]


All TzuChi volunteers wear uniform/vest

and badge.

Distribute debit cards, blanket, water/food,

and emergency kits
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How to Activate:

Call Len or Carrie Blauwkamp

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Len Blauwkamp

Title:CRWRC Regional Manager

Lens cell:(616) 826-3737

Carries Cell: (616)826-3738



Name:Clarence Van Vandyke

Phone:(281) 798-5745


Christian Reformed World Relief Committeewww.greenshirts.org

Partner Member

400 76th St. SW

Byron Center, MI 49315

Phone: (800) 848-5818

Fax:(616) 726-1141


Rapid Response:chain saw and cleanup

crews

Needs Assessment:systematic survey of

unmet needs, including a searchable

database of these needs

Reconstruction Teams:a long-term

commitmentusually for at least a year.

Partnering with a community-based LTRO,

we send in 3-week teams of 20-22 skilled

workers, including our own site managers,

tool trailer, and cooks to do new

construction and repairs in a disaster-

affected area.

Work Groups are one or two week church

teams that typically do home repair, paint

shingling or debris cleanup.

Organizational Development:We work

with a local recovery organization to help

develop its systems and become operatio

in areas like developing a mission statem

board functioning, organizational structure

budgeting, etc.

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:Randi Fertitta

Title: Director-Disaster, Trauma & Loss

Catholic Charities of South East TX

Phone: (409) 924-4426

Cell: (409) 338-3581

Fax: (409) 832-0145



Name: Courtney Motwani

Title: Director of Community ServicesCatholic Charities of the Diocese of

Fort Worth

Phone: (817) 921-9072 Ext. 235


Catholic Charitieswww.catholiccharitiesusa.org

Partner Member

P.O. Box 829

Beaumont, TX 77704

Phone: (409) 924-4426

Fax: (409) 832-0145


Relief and recovery services are

provided at the local level by Catholic

Charities agencies. Local agencies have

varying capabilities and areas of expertise in

disaster, so services provided may di ffer

from one area to another. CCUSAs Disaster Response Officecoordinates the Catholic Church's response

to disasters in the United States and grants

relief funds to local Catholic Charities

agencies. Catholic Charities agencies

provide critical services including emergency

food, shelter, direct financial assistance,

counseling, and support. These services are

provided regardless of race, creed, or socio-economic status.
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PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Steve Irwin

Title: Agency Services Director

Phone: (417) 823-8998 ext 334

Cell: (417) 827-4778

Fax: (417) 447-1074



Name: Kary D. KIngsland

Title:VIce President - DisasterResponse

Phone: (417) 823-8998-ext 437

Fax: (417) 447-1074


How to Activate:phone callResponse Time:Depends on disasterPhases of response

Convoy of Hopewww.convoyofhope.org

Partner Member

330 South Patterson St.

Springfield, Mo 65802

Phone: (417) 823-8998

Fax: (417) 823-8244

Email:

[email protected]


Bulk Distribution

Water

Food

Ice

Hygiene Kits

Clean up kits, etc.

PODS (Points of Distribution)

Mobile Distribution

Volunteer Coordination/ Mobilization

Clean up teams/ Debris removal

24 Hour Emergency Phone: (512)

981-5654 or (512) 343-1271 (voice landline;

FAX-enabled on request)

How to Activate: (If after business hours,

call until someone answers.)

Response Time: Immediate

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:Koji Kodama, MBA, PMP

Title: Area Seventy Executive Secretary

Phone: (512) 981-5654

Cell: (512) 981-5654

Fax: (512) 343-1271

(voice landline; FAX-enabled on request)


Skype: koji.kodama


Name:Rick Foster

Title: Area Welfare Manager

Phone: (800) 453-3860, ext. 27693

Cell: (801) 718-5416

Fax: (801) 240-4562


The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints

Humanitarian and Emergency Responsewww.JesusChrist.LDS.org and www.ProvidentLiving.org

Partner Member

P.O. Box 202103

Austin, TX, 78720-2103

Phone: (512) 981-5654

Fax:(512) 343-1271



The LDS Church is ready to coordinate with

partner members and supply the

community-in-need with (and not limited to)medical supplies, family food boxes, water

filtration bottles, hygiene kits, first aid kits,

blankets, powdered milk, tents, tarps, body

bags, canned food, etc., as well as with

medical personnel, cleaning manpower,

safety management specialists all based

upon need and on a case-by-case basis.

humanitarian services are coordinated at

global, national, and local levels as each

case may require. See also

www.ProvidentLiving.org.
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9/15

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Heather Gatlin

Title: Vice President of Disaster Response

Phone: (512) 459-1000

Cell: (512) 965-6720

Fax: (512) 490-1524

Email: [email protected] Representative:

Name: Mark Minick

Title: Senior Vice President of

External Relations

Phone: (512) 459-1000

Cell: (512) 924-4865

Fax: (512) 490-1524


How to Activate:Contact primary or alternatecontact.

Response Time:Primarily serve as a long-term recovery organization

Lutheran Social Services Disaster Responsewww.lsss.org

Partner Member

8305 Cross Park Drive

Austin, TX 78754

Phone: (512) 459-1000

Fax:(512) 490-1524


LSSDR serves primarily as an

organization active in long-term

recovery, providing a number of

services in response to disaster,

depending on the needs of the affected

community and the resources available.

These services may include:

Emergency hardship grants

Emotional and spiritual care

Volunteer coordination

Case management

Construction/rebuild

24 Hour Emergency Phone: Dan Miller

(210) 632-5673 or Ed Wiens (281) 865-1302

How to Activate: Start at the local level by

calling the persons listed above

Response Time: clean up can happen as

soon as the local authorities allow MDS to

come in; repairs, rebuilds and new builds

occur in coordination with local long term

recovery committees and community

workers.

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:Dan Miller

Phone: (830) 249-4032



Name:Al Kroeker

Phone: (620) 960-3707

Mennonite Disaster Servicemds.mennonite.net

Partner Member

1018 Main St.

Akron, PA 17501

Phone: (717) 859-2210

Fax:(717) 859-4910

Email:

[email protected]


Clean up Repairs

Rebuilds

New builds
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10/15

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: James Butler

Title: Associate Director

Phone: (817) 457-7398

Cell: (214) 717-3025

Fax: (817) 457-8034



Name: Nikki J. Beneke

Title: Logistics Coordinator

Phone: (972) 991-4574

Cell:(214) 697-6690Fax: (817) 457-8034


24 Hour Emergency Phone:(214) 717-1802How to Activate:Call Elizabeth Disco-ShearerResponse Time:24-36 hrs.

National Council of The United States,

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

South Central Region (TX, OK, AR, NM)www.svdpusa.org

Partner Member

1152Country Club DriveFort Worth, Texas 76112

Phone: (817) 457-7398

Fax: (817) 457-8034



Disaster Response Support Services

include:

Diapers and formula for infants and

young children

Adult diapers and assistance to

geriatrics

Household goods to families in crisis

We have an established MOU with Red

Cross to provide supplies needed in the

shelters for Mass Care.

Disaster Recovery Services include:

Case Management

Financial assistance to clients with a

Recovery Plan


863-1015 - Harvey's Cell

How to Activate: Activation is through

Presbytery Execs, there are 5 in TX, call

Harvey for more info

Response Time: 24 hours depending on

the incident

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:Harvey H. Howell

Title: National Response Team

Phone: (210) 499-0858

Cell: (210) 863-1015

Fax: (210) 490-3868


Skype: harvey.h.howell


Name: Kendall Boyd

Title: New Covenant Presbytery

Disaster Coordinator

Cell: (281) 229-1834

Email: kboyd@pbyofnewcovenant.

Presbyterian Disaster Assistancewww.pcusa.org/pda


Emotional and Spiritual Care in violent

events (ie Fort Hood Shooting)

Long Term Recovery organizing

Volunteer hospitality/hosting (Volunteer

Villages along TX Coast)

Partner Member

100 Witherspoon Street

Louisville, KY 40202

Phone: (210) 499-0858

Fax: (210) 490-3868

Email:

[email protected]
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11/15

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Major James Taylor

Phone: (214) 956-6000

Cell: (214) 244-0503



Name: Major Ernie Branscum

Phone: (806) 239-7557

Email:

[email protected]

How to Activate:Self Activation or call thenearest Salvation Army

Response Time:As soon as possible or 1 to2 hours depending on location

The Salvation Armywww.salvationarmytexas.org

Partner Member

6500 Harry Hines Blvd.

Dallas Texas 75235

Phone: (214) 956-6000

Email:

[email protected]


Mass Feeding

Spiritual Counseling


(940) 704-9346How to Activate:Call or email Jim

Richardson or Larry Shine

Response Time: 24 hours depending on

the incident

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:Jim Richardson

Title: Director

Phone: (817) 552-2500

Cell: (940) 704-9346

Fax: (817) 552-2520



Name: Larry ShineTitle: VOAD Representative and Task Fo

Director

Phone: (936) 327-1655

Cell: (936) 327-1655

Fax: (936) 327-6890


Southern Baptists of Texas Convention

Disaster Reliefwww.sbtexas.com/dr


Mass Care Feeding Kitchens

Clean up and Recovery (Chainsaw and

Mud out teams) Chaplains

Child Care

Communications (HAM Radio)

Operations

Shower Trailers Disaster Awareness Seminar 1 Hour

Family Disaster Planning and Preparatio

hours

Church and Association Planning andPreparation

Partner Member

P.O. Box 1988

(4500 State HWY 360)Grapevine, Texas 76099

Phone: (817) 552-2500

Fax: (817) 552-2520

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(512) 350-0942

How to Activate: Email or phone

Response Time: A few days to several

weeks, depending on service provided

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Bonnie Mallott

Title: Co-Director Disaster Recovery

Phone:(512) 374-9445

Cell:(512) 350-0942

Fax:(512) 383-5335


Skype:mimisabeAlternate Representative:

Name: Marianne Lawson

Title: Co-Director Disaster Recovery

Phone: (512) 374-9445Cell: (512) 484-0272

Fax:(512) 453-2911


Texas Conference of Churches

Partner Member

6800 Woodrow Ave

Austin, TX 78757Phone: (512) 374-9445Fax: (512) 453-2911



After disasters occur (in the response

phase), we can send an experienced

VISTA Member for up to one month to

assist in setting up a l ong-term recovery

committee (LTRC) within the community.Our VISTA Member would then assist the

LTRC in setting up systems for (1)

volunteer recruitment, (2)

casemanagement, (3) education andtraining, and (4) establishing a Continuity

Operations Plan (COOP).

Into the long-term recovery phase, we

provide a full-time VISTA Member for on

year or longer, who acts as a staff memb

to the disaster recovery organization. Th

VISTAMember assures that the systemsset up during the response phase are

continued, enabling the organization to

sustainable.

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Dick Talley

Title: State Disaster Relief Director

Phone: (214) 707-4780

Cell: (214) 707-4780

Fax: (214) 381-7900

Email: [email protected] Representative:

Name: JoeDettermanTitle: Disaster Relief Director

Phone: (214) 632-8861

Cell: (214) 632-8861

Fax: (214) 381-7900


Texas Baptist Men Disaster Reliefwww.texasbaptistmen.org

Partner Member

5351 Catron

Dallas, TX 75098

Phone: (214) 828-5350

Fax:(214) 381-7900


Mass Care Feeding Units

Chainsaw Units

Clean Out Recovery Units

Childcare Units

Shower and Laundry Units

Box Unit Ministry
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13/15

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Gaye Lynn Bailey

Title: Program Director

Phone: (817) 531-3663

Cell: (817) 829-4969

Fax: (817) 536-9374

Email:[email protected]: gaye_baileyAlternate Representative:

Name: Barbara Anderson

Title: State Director

Phone:(817) 531-3663Fax: (817) 536-9374


24 Hour Emergency Phone: (817) 829-4969

How to Activate:Communicate with thePrimary Contact via phone or emailResponse Time:Within 24 hours

Texas Food Bank Networkwww.endhungerintex.org

Partner Member

2001 Beach Street, Suite 630

Fort Worth, TX 76103

Phone: (817) 531-3663

Fax:(817) 536-9374

[email protected]


Mass Care Emergency Food Support: The

Texas Food Bank Network through its

representative at the State Operations

Center as well as TFBN staff coordinates the

transportation and distribution of food and

water supplies to food banks in disaster

impacted areas for distribution throughout

the community. TFBN food banks alsoprovide food items to shelters throughout

the state that are accommodating evacuees

from the impacted areas.

Needs Assessment: Food Bank staff help

assess food needs in the impacted areas as

well as in shelters accommodating

evacuees.

Continuing Food Support: Food banks

support self evacuees when shelters are no

longer available, yet evacuees are not able

to return home. Once families are able to

return home, many are unable to

immediately replenish necessary food

supplies due to strained financial resources.

TFBN members continue to provide food

How to Activate:Contact the Disaster

Response Coordinator in the Conference

where emergency is located.

Response Time:Various

Note: UMCOR is the national organization

within the United Methodist Church that

addresses disaster response on behalf of the

church, but it works through the church

conferences to carry out its programs. In

Texas, there are seven conferences.

PrimaryRepresentative:Name:A. Eugene HilemanTitle: Disaster Response Coordinator,

Southwest Texas Conference, UMC

Phone: (210) 557-8698

Cell: (210) 557-8698


UMCOR - United Methodist Disaster Response

Partner Member

Southwest Texas Conference (San

Antonio)

www.umcswtx.org/umc-disaster-

response.html

North Texas Conference (Dallas)www.ntcumc.org/page.asp?PKValue=1041

Texas Conference (Houston)

www.txcumc.org/pages/detail/365

Northwest Texas (Lubbock)

www.nwtxconf.org/

Central Texas (Fort Worth)

www.ctcumc.org/pages/detail/890

New Mexico (El Paso)

www.nmconfum.com/Engaging/Disaster

Response-Program/Rio Grande (Hispanic/Latino)

www.riograndeconference.org/

UMCOR

new.gbgm-umc.org/umcor/


All Conferences do long term recovery and

have Early Response Teams. SomeConferences have Spiritual and Emotional

Care Teams. Please refer to the web sites

listed above. UMCOR offers training in a

number of areas, most notably in Case

Management. UMCOR may provide fundfor immediate response and long term

recovery.Access to UMCOR services anfunds is through the Conference office w h

the disaster has occurred or where the

training is needed.
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533-3972

How to Activate:Call

Response Time:As needed

PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Gene Grounds

Title: Founder/Executive Director

Phone: (972) 234-3999

Cell: (214) 707-8919

Fax: (972) 234-9970



Name: Edward Smith

Title: Deputy Executive Director,

Disaster Response

Phone: (972) 234-3999Cell: (972) 533-3972

Fax: (972) 234-9970


PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Roxanne Jones

Title: Senior Vice President of Operations

Phone: (512) 343-8350

Cell: (512) 507-9974

Fax: (512) 478-2572Email: [email protected]


Name: Stephanie Guidry

Title: Director of Project Communications

Phone: (512) 372-9209

Cell: (512) 695-2061Fax: (512) 478-2572Email: [email protected]


How to Activate:Call and/or e-mail therepresentatives

Response Time:Immediate

United Ways of Texaswww.uwtexas.org

Associate Member

1122 Colorado, Suite102

Austin, Texas 78701

Phone: (512) 478-6601

Fax:(512) 478-2572Email: [email protected]


United Ways of Texas is able to provide

statewide partners with information about

local long-term recovery needs as identified

by its statewide network of United Way

members through their operation of and

involvement with 2-1-1 Area Information

Centers and local long-term recovery

committees (LTRCs).

United Ways of Texas is capable ofcommitting the following resources to

statewide long-term recovery:

Act as conduit of information to network of

more than 75 local member United Ways

to successfully distribute time-sensitive

disaster preparedness and recovery

information.

Serve as a conduit for resources and the

distribution of funding to 75 local member

United Ways during long-term recovery.

Gather information and provide statewide

partners with updates regarding continuing

and unmet needs throughout Texas based

on information from local member United

Ways involvement with local and regional

Victim Relief Ministrieswww.victimrelief.org

Partner Member

660 International Pkwy, Ste 140

Richardson, TX 75080

Phone: (972) 234-3999Fax: (972) 234-9970



Chaplaincy

CISM

emotional and spiritual care
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PrimaryRepresentative:Name: Colonel John Tanner

Title: ALERT Director/Commanding

Officer

Phone: (903) 636-9202

Cell: (903) 736-8384

Fax: (903) 636-9881



Name: Chris Overby

Phone:(903) 636-2000Fax: (903) 636-2013



How to Activate:Through the EMC orsomeone in the EOC/MAC or local authority if

the EOC is not standing upResponse Time:Deploy from our location asearly as one hour

ALERT (Air Land Emergency Resource Team)www.alertacademy.com

Partner Member

One Academy Blvd

Big Sandy, Texas, 75755

Phone: (903) 636-2000Fax:(903) 636-9881

Email:

[email protected]


Chain Saw Teams

Search and Rescue

Debris clean up

Swift Water Rescue

Rescue and Recovery Boats

Underwater Recovery Dive teams

Collapsed Structure Rescue

High Angle Rescue Mud-out

ALERTs manpower is available to

assist most any need requested
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