After 9/11 mindset shift boosts local emergency teamwork
Law enforcement and emergency personnel in Franklin County describe a post 9/11 transformation from information hoarding to regular cross agency communication and joint training. Officials say incident action plans and Homeland Security funded upgrades, including a mobile command trailer and mass casualty training, have strengthened local response and preparedness for catastrophic events.
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Fredricks
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central Intelligence Agency
Franklin County
Alan Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Nick Robbins
Franklin County Emergency Management Services
Board of
Franklin County Commissioners
Kansas
Department of Homeland Security
Robbins
New Mexico
Adam Weingartner
Ottawa Police Department
Weingartner
OU Ottawa hosts service events and 9/11 remembrance
Ottawa events include OU chapel speakers from 7 to 9 pm with Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Curry and John Kruzel sharing 9/11 experiences. Daylong activities at Old Depot Museum and Mowbray Union involve ground upkeep, an honor wall, and volunteer pledges. A Penny Project reveal at Edward E Haley Park features live music, arts, and prayers.
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Joplin
Ottawa Fire Department
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Ottawa Police Department
Franklin County Ambulance Office
14Th St
Franklin County
Jeff Curry
John Kruzel
Kruzel
Ground Zero
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