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IAEM-USA REGION 7
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Director
Douglas County (Kansas) Emergency Management
111 East Eleventh Street, Unit 200
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
O: (785) 838-2460; C: (735) 331-9541
tsmith@douglas-county.com
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Paul W. Johnson, MS, CIH
Director
Douglas County (Nebraska) Emergency Management
Civic Center EOC, Rm 114
1819 Farnam St.
Omaha, NE 68183
O: (402) 504-6842
Paul.Johnson@douglascounty-ne.gov
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Dan F. Robeson, Jr.
Emergency Management Coordinator
Johnson County Emergency Management
111 Cherry Street, Suite 100
Olathe, KS 66061
O: (913) 715-1001
drobeson@jocogov.org |
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Iowa, Kansas, Missiouri, and Nebraska.
- Missouri Representative: Les Boatright, CEM
Kansas City Power and Light
(816) 654-1269; LES.BOATRIGHT@KCPL.COM
- Nebraska Representative: Bill Cover, CEM
Director - Cass County Emergency Management Agency
402-267-6765; ccema@aol.com
- Iowa Representative: Gina Hardin, CEM
Coordinator – Des Moines County Emergency Management Agency
319-753-8206; harding@co.des-moines.ia.us
- Kansas Representative: Bill Guy, KCEM
Director – Reno County Emergency Management
620-694-2974; bill.guy@renogov.com
 New IAEM-USA Region 7 Officers Elected in Special Election (02/28/12) In a special election ending Feb. 28, 2012, IAEM-USA Region 7 members elected Teri Smith, CEM, as President, and Paul Johnson as Vice President. A Secretary/Treasurer will be appointed by the new President, per the Region 7 Bylaws.
Many Exciting Activities Are Taking Place in IAEM-USA Region 7 (02/24/10)
Nick Crossley, CEM, IAEM-USA Region 7 President, has been working with Mark Owen, CEM, IAEM-USA Region 7 Vice President, to review the issues we pledged to work on and develop for the region over the last two months. We have made several exciting changes and steps toward those goals, and wanted to share them with you and seek your feedback.
One of our greatest challenges in the next two years is increasing the membership in our region. We feel there is lots of potential in the region to do this, both in the public and private sector. Other challenges include increasing communication from the association to you and amongst our members. In addition, we are setting up a library on the Region 7 page on the IAEM-USA web site so that we can share model plans, articles of interest, and other items that we feel would interest our colleagues in the region.
The first activity we are trying to organize is a “Critical Infrastructure Summit” to be held in Kansas City, MO. We hope to bring together local, state and federal level emergency management professionals and representatives from critical infrastructure to review common planning, operational and community education activities, and to identify linkages and partnerships for IAEM members and others in the region.
We also will begin holding quarterly conference calls/webinars to discuss Region 7 business. These are slated to start in April 2010.
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