Our Emergency Management Services help communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. We create actionable emergency action plans that clarify roles, procedures, and communication protocols in the event of an emergency. We also provide grant writing and compliance support to help you secure funding for resilience improvements, from infrastructure upgrades to training programs. Our approach combines risk assessment, strategic planning, community engagement, and regulatory guidance to build a culture of preparedness.
Development and revision of the Emergency Action Plan for the Keetac tailings facility, including notification escalation flow charts and site location mapping to support coordinated emergency response under state dam-safety requirements.

Co-authored Emergency Action Plan for the Minntac Tailings Storage Facility, including dam-breach inundation maps and tables used to define notification zones and emergency response protocols.

Rapid post-event hydrologic and hydraulic assessment of the catastrophic July 2025 Guadalupe River flood, finding rainfall and river-rise rates that exceeded 1,000-year benchmarks in places. Results were delivered to the county and the Texas Division of Emergency Management to help direct search-and-recovery resources in the days after the storm.

Technical review of Texas Senate flood-related legislation and development of camp-safety policy proposals — including floodway sleeping restrictions and evacuation/communication requirements — following the July 2025 flood event.

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