Can We Ever Be Ready Enough?
A Group Discussion on Measuring Disaster Preparedness


Dan Robeson, CEM
Homeland Security Planner
Johnson County Emergency Management and Homeland Security


October 11, 2006


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Related Websites:
HSPD #8
HSPD #8 Website
Hurricane Katrina Impact on the National Preparedness Goal and TCL
December 2005 Draft National Preparedness Goal
2007 Homeland Security Appropriations Act, (see Subtitle C, beginning on page 70)
Comments on National Preparedness Goal
Discussion Questions


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DAN ROBESON

Dan Robeson currently works for the Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department in Johnson County, Kansas. As the Homeland Security Planner, he coordinates a variety of emergency planning projects for the County. Before moving home to take his current position three years ago, Mr. Robeson had worked in emergency management in the private, non-profit, and public sectors including work on the city, County, State, Regional, and Federal levels.

Mr. Robeson holds an undergraduate degree in Emergency Administration and Planning from the University of North Texas and is currently working on his Masters in Public Administration at the University of Kansas. He is a certified Master Exercise Practitioner (MEP), Kansas Certified Emergency Manager (KCEM), and Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) as designated by the International Association of Emergency Managers.


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