September 17, 2009: Responders speak about the training at the CDP. Read more »
Dr. Christopher T. Jones, Superintendent, Center for Domestic Preparedness
On August 3, 2008, the Federal Emergency Management Agency will welcome Dr. Christopher
T. Jones as the new Superintendent for the Center for Domestic Preparedness in Anniston,
Alabama. Read more »
Shelby speaks in Anniston: Senator vows to continue CDP expansion
Sen. Richard Shelby will continue to seek funds to expand Anniston's Center for Domestic Preparedness, the Alabama Republican told CDP employees Thursday. Read more »
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Firefighter Paramedic trains for WMD in Anniston, Alabama
Recently Scott
Robinson of the National City Fire Department attended an exclusive training facility in
Anniston, Alabama. This training facility trains
first responders at no cost with funds
earmarked by Congress for the Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and
the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Read more »
Wenatchee woman trains others to be prepared for attack
Marianne Patton's life is a disaster waiting to happen. Read more »
Responding through Training
The threats faced by the nation's emergency responders are diverse, deadly, and complex. There is growing concern that chemical, biological, explosive, radiological, and other hazardous materials will become our enemy's weapons of choice. Read more at Fire Engineering »
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FEMA Seeks Public Input on National Flood Insurance Program (November 13, 2009)