US Department of Homeland Security
FEMA
Organizational Chart
As of 1/21/09

Office of the Administrator:
Acting Administrator – Nancy Ward 
Acting Deputy  Administrator – David Garratt

The following report directly to the Office of the Administrator.  

Louisiana TRO 
Acting Director - Tony Russell

Law Enforcement Advisor to the Administrator: 
Rick Dinse

Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives: 
Acting Director - Carole Cameron

Office of Policy and Program Analysis:
Acting Director: Pat Stahlschmidt

Executive Secretariat:
Exec. Secretary - Elizabeth Edge 

Office of External Affairs:
Director - Brent Colburn

Associate Deputy Administrator:
Bob Shea

Office of Equal Rights:
Director - Pauline Campbell 

Disability Coordinator: 
Cindy Daniel 

Office of Chief Counsel:
David Trissell 

Office of Chief Financial Officer:
Norman Dong

Management:
Assistant Administrator - Albert Sligh

National Capital Region Coordination:
Acting Director - Ken Wall

Regions:
Region I   -  Paul Ford, Acting
Region II  -  Mike Moriarty, Acting
Region III – Jon Sarubbi
Region  IV -  Major P. May
Region V -   Janet Odeshoo, Acting 
Region VI – Gary Jones, Acting 
Region VII – Art Freeman, Acting
Region VIII –Doug Gore, Acting
Region IX – Karen Armes, Acting
Region X – Dennis Hunsinger, Acting

Logistics Management:
Assistant Administrator - William “Eric” Smith

Disaster Assistance:
Acting Assistant Administrator - James Walke

Disaster Operations: 
Acting Assistant Administrator - Bob Powers

Grant Programs:
Assistant Administrator - Ross Ashley

National Preparedness: 
Acting Deputy Administrator - Corey Gruber

United States Fire Administration:
Acting Assistant Administrator - Glenn A. Gaines
   
National Continuity Programs:
Acting Assistant Administrator - Ann Buckingham

Mitigation: 
Acting Assistant Administrator - Ed Connor


Some organizational units work on close coordination with one another, as follows:

 
The National Capital Regioon Coordination and the Regions coordinate with the Associate Deputy Administrator.

Grant Programs and the United States Fire Administration coordinate with National Preparedness.