Article Out Loud – PPD-44: Implications for Domestic Incident Management

An Article Out Loud from the Domestic Preparedness Journal, November 23, 2022.

An essential national incident management guidance document is finally available to responders nationwide. This document will significantly improve a unified response to and recovery from large-scale incidents. However, additional work is needed to create an enhanced unity of effort and fully integrated response among federal, state, and local responders.

Narrated by MacGregor Stephenson.

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Robert J. (Bob) Roller

Robert J. (Bob) Roller serves as FEMA’s National Planning Branch Chief, where he supervises the development and implementation of major federal government-wide planning efforts that address complex and catastrophic disasters. In addition to his steady state responsibilities, he is a qualified Planning Support Section Chief within the National Response Coordination Center and formerly served as the Acting Strategy and Policy Division Director. He joined FEMA in 2017 after serving at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Headquarters where he led the development of multiple DHS-wide planning efforts and served as the Protection Planning Division Chief within the Office of Policy. He also has years of experience as a firefighter and emergency medical services provider in both wilderness and urban environments. He is a frequent contributor to the Domestic Preparedness Journal and recently published a memoir regarding his early experiences as a wildland firefighter. The opinions printed here are his own and not endorsed by his employer.

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Article Out Loud – PPD-44: Implications for Domestic Incident Management

An Article Out Loud from the Domestic Preparedness Journal, November 23, 2022.

An essential national incident management guidance document is finally available to responders nationwide. This document will significantly improve a unified response to and recovery from large-scale incidents. However, additional work is needed to create an enhanced unity of effort and fully integrated response among federal, state, and local responders.

Narrated by MacGregor Stephenson.

Listen on

Jbob
Robert J. (Bob) Roller

Robert J. (Bob) Roller serves as FEMA’s National Planning Branch Chief, where he supervises the development and implementation of major federal government-wide planning efforts that address complex and catastrophic disasters. In addition to his steady state responsibilities, he is a qualified Planning Support Section Chief within the National Response Coordination Center and formerly served as the Acting Strategy and Policy Division Director. He joined FEMA in 2017 after serving at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Headquarters where he led the development of multiple DHS-wide planning efforts and served as the Protection Planning Division Chief within the Office of Policy. He also has years of experience as a firefighter and emergency medical services provider in both wilderness and urban environments. He is a frequent contributor to the Domestic Preparedness Journal and recently published a memoir regarding his early experiences as a wildland firefighter. The opinions printed here are his own and not endorsed by his employer.

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