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Citizen Preparedness

FEMA is working to build a culture of preparedness in America. Being prepared is everyone's responsibility from individual citizens to businesses. The Department of Homeland Security and FEMA administer three main initiatives to achieve this goal - the Ready Campaign, FEMA's community preparedness informational materials and Citizen Corps.

Community Preparedness in Region III

Photo of FEMA Regional Administrator Sarubbi joins Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency's Director Robert French, Ready Campaign Director Erin Streeter, and Girls Scout Troop 1586 of Mechanicsburg and Boy Scout Troop 192 of New Cumberland at Fire Station One in Harrisburg for the ReadyPA Launch.At the ReadyPA launch in Harrisburg, Pa., FEMA Region III Administrator Jonathan Sarubbi (back row-right) poses for a photo with Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Director Robert French, Ready Campaign Director Erin Streeter, Girls Scout Troop 1586 of Mechanicsburg and Boy Scout Troop 192 of New Cumberland.

Community Preparedness Resources


Region III's Citizen Corps program manager works daily to support state and local preparedness efforts. In the region, there are 144 Citizen Corps county and 60 local councils.

Point-of-Contact

Angela L. H. Manos
Community Preparedness Officer / Citizen Corps
Region III
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Federal Emergency Management Agency
One Independent Mall, Sixth Floor
615 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106-4404
Phone: (215) 931-5549
Fax: (215) 931-5539
E-Mail:  angela.manos@dhs.gov

Last Modified: Wednesday, 25-Feb-2009 13:13:48 EST