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Led by their respective RECCs, the working groups are charged with advancing interoperable communications in the region and developing an annual report,, which accounts for the status of operable and interoperable emergency communication initiatives in the region. Each RECCWG is composed of state, local, and tribal members, NGOs, volunteers, private industry, and federal partners. By understanding the modes of communication being leveraged by states, territories, municipalities, and tribal nations within the region, FEMA can better support them during disasters.Īdditionally, we support the 10 Regional Emergency Communications Coordination Working Groups (RECCWG). For example, each region has a Regional Emergency Communication Plan (RECP), which outlines its operational capabilities. We support the RECCs’ unique regional programs as they work to enhance interoperable communications within their states and cross-regionally. I have been primarily supporting CIB for the past five years.Ĭan you briefly describe the type of work you support?īrent: We support the 10 FEMA regions and each of their Regional Emergency Communications Coordinators (RECC). The Division has three branches: Operations, Tactical Emergency Communications Branch, and Communications Integration Branch (CIB). I am thankful for the opportunity to interact with them as well as our Nodi team and could not ask for a better company to work for.īrent: I support FEMA’s Disaster Emergency Communications Division. I enjoy working with emergency managers, firefighters, law enforcement, and other public safety professionals because they are compassionate people who are dedicated to helping others.

As I started to interact more with state agencies and FEMA in several regions, I found that to be very fulfilling work. The work was initially more technical, which fit my background as a designer of in-building cellular systems.

I joined Nodi in February of 2015, when Emily and Linda were just getting started. How long have you been at Nodi Solutions and what do you like about the work that you do? Nodi’s own Brent Rydel provides some insight into the important work he supports at FEMA. Read below to learn more about some of the impactful work Nodi supports for the FEMA Disaster Emergency Communications Division. Nodi Conversations: the Importance of Public safety communicationsĪs Nodi Solutions continues to grow and develop its Emergency Management portfolio, we are excited to showcase some of the important work we support.