Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management

Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management We are a leading provider of disaster and emergency management services - preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation.

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📅 Hurricane season is here. Preparation starts now.🌀NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center is forecasting a below-normal 202...
06/02/2026

📅 Hurricane season is here. Preparation starts now.

🌀NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center is forecasting a below-normal 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, with an expected 8-14 named storms, 3-6 hurricanes, and 1-3 major hurricanes. While seasonal outlooks help guide readiness, it only takes one storm to change everything.

🛠️At Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management, we bring 25 years of experience helping communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. Today, we’re also leveraging AI-enabled tools to support recovery efforts with greater speed and accuracy – helping teams assess damage, organize data, and accelerate decision-making when communities need it most.

As NOAA reminds us, now is the time to:
📋 review your preparedness plan
💪 strengthen your readiness
🧰 ensure critical resources are in place before a storm is on the horizon

🚨Learn more and prepare now: www.ready.gov/hurricanes

Debris operations move fast, especially during peak collection periods.Traditionally, load call validation relied heavil...
06/02/2026

Debris operations move fast, especially during peak collection periods.
Traditionally, load call validation relied heavily on manual spot checks and back-office review processes that could be time-intensive and difficult to scale consistently. Tetra Tech’s AI-powered load call audit capabilities help review photographic documentation in near real time, flagging potential discrepancies while operations are still underway.

Built using a dataset of more than 550,000 USACE-audited load images, the model is designed around how trained debris monitors evaluate loads in real-world operations.

The goal isn’t replacing field expertise. It’s helping operational teams scale oversight more effectively during demanding recovery missions.

🚨 Tetra Tech is proud to support our clients – both new and existing – with a robust suite of Incident Command System (I...
05/29/2026

🚨 Tetra Tech is proud to support our clients – both new and existing – with a robust suite of Incident Command System (ICS) and All-Hazards training opportunities designed to build capacity, enhance readiness, and strengthen response capabilities.

We offer nationally recognized training programs, including:

- O-305 INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM TRAINING

ALL-HAZARDS SECTION-SPECIFIC POSITION TRAINING:
- L950 Incident Commander
- L952 Public Information Officer
- L954 Safety Officer
- L956 Liaison Officer
- L958 Operations Section Chief
- L960 Division & Group Supervisor
- L962 Planning Section Chief
- L964 Situation Unit Leader
- L965 Resource Unit Leader
- L967 Logistics Section Chief
- L973 Finance Section Chief
- L975 Finance Section Administration Units
- L984 Task Force/Strike Team Leader
- L986 All-Hazards Air Support Group Supervisor
- L987 All-Hazards Introduction to Air Operations

ICS CORE COURSES:
- E/G/L 300 – Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents
- E/G/L 400 – Advanced ICS for Complex Incidents
- L0101 – FEMA Basic Academy
- L0103 – Planning Emergency Operations
- L0105 – Public Information & Warning
- L0146 - HSEEP
- L1301 - Continuity Planner's workshop
- L1302 - Continuity of Operations Program Management
- S-420 – Command & General Staff

G-SERIES EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT TRAINING:
- G191 – ICS/EOC Interface
- G205 – Recovery from Disaster: Local Community Roles
- G2300 – Intermediate EOC Functions
- G235 – Emergency Planning
- G271- Hazardous Weather and Flooding Preparedness
- G272 - Warning Coordination (EM portion only)
- G288 - Local Volunteer & Donations Management
- G290 – Basic Public Information Officer
- G298 – Introduction to Public Information
- G320 - Radiological Officers Course (plus MERRTT, C-MERRTT, and T-MERRTT for the DOE))
- G358 - Evacuation & Re-Entry Planning
- G364 - Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools
- G366 - Planning for the Needs of Children in Disasters
- G386 – Mass Fatalities Incident Response
- G393 – Mitigation for Emergency Managers
- G402 – ICS Overview for Senior Officials
- G489 - Management of Spontaneous Volunteers in Disasters
- G556 - Local Damage Assessment
- G557 – Rapid Needs Assessment
- P002 - Duties and Responsibilities of the Emergency Management Coordinator

Whether you're building a new team or enhancing the skills of seasoned professionals, our expert instructors are ready to deliver high-impact training tailored to your mission.

📩Let’s discuss how we can support your preparedness goals, email [email protected].

05/28/2026

From co****le and conversations to rubber ducks and our custom "Texas-themed" Yeti cooler raffle, Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management has had a great day yesterday connecting with everyone at Texas Division of Emergency Management's annual conference. The team has enjoyed meeting attendees, sharing ideas, and talking about the work happening across Texas.🤠

Most importantly, we value the opportunity to engage with emergency management professionals, elected officials, first responders, private sector partners, and others working to strengthen resilience across the Lone Star State.

If you haven’t made it by Booth 514 yet, stop by today! Say hello, grab some swag, and enter for a chance to win that cool cooler. John Buri, Brenna Minor, Dee Pienaar, Meridith Sanders, Carrie Robinette, Bethany Haar, Melissa Cremeans, Ricardo Bosques, and Donn Olson would love the chance to connect.

Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management is excited to be sponsoring and exhibiting at the Association of State Floo...
05/28/2026

Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management is excited to be sponsoring and exhibiting at the Association of State Floodplain Managers (ASFPM) National Conference as the association celebrates 50 years of impact in flood risk management. With 200+ sessions, field tours, hands-on workshops, and exceptional networking opportunities, this conference brings together leaders, policymakers, and professionals shaping the future of the field.

Be sure to catch Jennifer Sabol, MSUS, CFM Sabol’s presentation “From Field to Findings: Implementing a Streamlined Substantial Damage Estimate (SDE) Process for Post-Disaster Recovery,” on Wed., June 3 at 3:30 p.m. and Melissa Mitchell, CFM Mitchell’s “ASCE 24 and the National Flood Insurance Program: Key ASCE-24 provisions that align with CRS Activity 430, Higher Regulatory Standards,” Thurs., June 3 at 10:30 a.m. Meet the whole Tetra Tech team at booth #131!

In large-scale disaster operations, small data issues can quickly become major downstream problems. Historically, many q...
05/26/2026

In large-scale disaster operations, small data issues can quickly become major downstream problems. Historically, many quality control processes happened after the fact – sometimes days or weeks after data was collected. AI is helping shift that timeline forward.

Tetra Tech is deploying tools that help identify discrepancies, anomalies, and documentation issues in near real time, allowing teams to resolve issues earlier and maintain stronger operational visibility throughout recovery operations.

Earlier validation supports:
✔ Cleaner documentation
✔ Reduced rework
✔ Stronger data integrity
✔ Faster operational decision-making

🚨Tetra Tech’s Emergency Management Cadre is a rapidly deployable team of trained specialists who fill critical operation...
05/21/2026

🚨Tetra Tech’s Emergency Management Cadre is a rapidly deployable team of trained specialists who fill critical operational roles during emergency response and recovery efforts. Our in-house cadre has an average of 31 years of experience responding to large-scale disasters either in the field or in an emergency operations center. Whether you need a full response team, specific positions, or just one resource, our cadre is ready to mobilize to meet the mission.

📩Learn how we can help your community during a disaster, email [email protected].

📣We’re proud to be a silver sponsor of the Texas Department of Emergency Management’s Emergency Management Conference, M...
05/20/2026

📣We’re proud to be a silver sponsor of the Texas Department of Emergency Management’s Emergency Management Conference, May 26-29 in Ft. Worth! This multi-day event brings together more than 4,000 attendees, including elected officials, first responders, emergency managers, private sector partners, nonprofit organizations, VOAD partners, and other decision makers from across Texas.

🤠 Visit us at booth 514 and meet the Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management team: John Buri, Brenna Minor, Dee Pienaar, Carrie Robinette, Donn Olson, Meridith Sanders, Adad Khan, Nick Dragon, Melissa Cremeans, and Bethany Haar. We’re looking forward to connecting, collaborating, and sharing ideas that help advance emergency management across the Lone Star State!

The value of AI in disaster recovery is in solving operational bottlenecks that slow recovery efforts down. Manual QA/QC...
05/20/2026

The value of AI in disaster recovery is in solving operational bottlenecks that slow recovery efforts down. Manual QA/QC reviews. Delayed validation. High-volume documentation checks. Inconsistent field oversight during surge operations.

The most effective AI tools are the ones that integrate directly into operational workflows and help experienced personnel focus attention where it matters most.

That’s the approach guiding Tetra Tech’s AI initiatives:
✔ practical deployment
✔ operational integration
✔ human oversight
✔ real-time visibility
✔ scalable support during active recovery operations

AI should strengthen disaster operations — not complicate them.

Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management is heading to the Florida Governor’s Hurricane Conference, May 13-15 in Wes...
05/11/2026

Tetra Tech Disaster and Emergency Management is heading to the Florida Governor’s Hurricane Conference, May 13-15 in West Palm Beach!

Visit us at Booth 331 to connect with Tommy Webster, Wes Holden, Mike Smith, Sommer Parish, Jon Diamond, Walter Banch, and James Young.

We’re also proud to have team members sharing their expertise during the conference:
▪ Jon Diamond: “Disaster Logistics Best Practices,” Thurs., May 14, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
▪ Wes Holden: “Expectations vs. Reality of Debris Operations Panel,” Fri., May 15, 3:30–5:00 p.m.
▪ James Young: “Meet FEMA NFIP and SB 180 Requirements for Permitting, Substantial Damage Assessments, & Code Enforcement,” Fri., May 15, 3:30–5:00 p.m.

The GHC is the nation’s leading conference for hurricane planning, preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation – a great opportunity to learn proven best practices and practical solutions to strengthen disaster response and recovery efforts. We look forward to seeing you there!

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