PEMA Director
@pemadirector
Official account for Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Director Randy Padfield.
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http://pema.pa.gov 03-01-2017 21:05:10
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Recently, I attended a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) briefing with Governor Shapiro and other state agencies. It was great to hear more about Homeland Security, their capabilities, and the important work that they are supporting in the commonwealth with our agencies.
Today I joined PA Department of Transportation and Pennsylvania Turnpike to remind drivers to prepare for upcoming winter conditions. Before hitting the road, have a reliable way to get timely updates about hazardous weather conditions so you can stay safe ➡ on.pa.gov/alerts.
Joined Governor Josh Shapiro today in Bucks County for a ceremonial signing of House Bill 735. The new law works toward making flood insurance more affordable in Pennsylvania.
A strange honor, but an honor nonetheless. Thanks to my team at PA Emergency Management Agency for a making this birthday a memorable one!
Had a great visit to Cumberland Goodwill with Fire Commissioner Tom Cook and PA Department of Health to talk about increasing grant funding for fire companies and EMS in PA. Governor Josh Shapiro wants to double the current funding to $60 million for 2024-25. This would be a huge win for public safety.
Something I love about emergency management is that we have to work together to get things done. Here at PA Emergency Management Agency we're working with Delaware River Basin Commission to mitigate flood risk along the Delaware River. For every $1 we spend on this project, we expect to save $6 in post-disaster recovery
Shapiro Administration Leads National Mass Care Training Exercise, Collaborates With Partners Across Public And Private Sectors To Improve Disaster Responses: bit.ly/3yvWGqi Secretary Val Arkoosh PA Emergency Management Agency PEMA Director
I’ve partially activated our response center at PA Emergency Management Agency, which means that state officials are keeping a watchful eye on the situation. Let’s stay vigilant and safe out there, folks.