At the request of the Florida Division of Emergency Management, CDR|EM established a 100-person base camp (expanded to 144 on September 27) with wrap around services at the Sports Complex in Mayo, Lafayette County.
CDR | Emergency Management is currently supporting District 5 of the Florida Department of Transportation with emergency management functions such as preparing and updating emergency management plans and procedures, conducting training and exercise, and provide emergency operations support during all phases of emergency events as requested.
In April of 2021, CDR Maguire Emergency Management (CDR|EM) and 5 other companies were qualified by FDEM to provide debris removal monitoring services to the local and state agencies to assist with the removal of debris in the event of a disaster. After making landfall in western Cuba, Hurricane Ian restrengthened over the Gulf of Mexico and became a high-end Category 4 hurricane early on September 28, 2022.
Within 24 hours of notice, CDR Emergency Management deployed a team of small Unmanned Aerial System (sUAS) pilots to Monroe County to conduct video and photographic documentation of public buildings as Ian neared the Florida Peninsula.
Through our Master Service Agreement with the DPS, CDR|EM is performing debris monitoring services in Boulder County in response to the Marshall Fire Complex.
On March 21, 2022, several severe storms erupted late evening across central and north-central Texas. A tornado watched was in effect until 2:00 a.m.
CDR-EM provides CDBG-DR contract administration services to GMC to assist with the implementation and management of the City of Kingsland Homeowner Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Program.
Following Hurricane Michael, Bay County was running the largest locally led debris operation in FEMA’s history. With over $200 million in “expended” funds, the county was in dire need of expedited reimbursement from the State and FEMA to keep its recovery efforts going.
Today, CDR Emergency Management was chosen to serve as a technical assistance consultant and sponsor for the Council of State Community Development Agencies’ (COSCDA) Annual Training Conference, to be held in New Orleans, LA on September 11-15, 2022.
CDR Maguire is currently supporting the state of Oregon in the recovery from the 2020 wildfires which encompasses over 1.2 million acres of land, more than 3,000 lots cleared, and $700 million of disaster recovery costs. We are assisting ODOT leadership as they have not had a federally declared disaster since 1997 navigate FEMA’s new PA Model utilizing the Grants Portal for the first time. Monitoring services and contract compliance resulted in average cost of debris removal per homesite of $63,000.
