02 / PORTFOLIO

Work with
purpose.

Selected initiatives, projects and areas of practice across public safety, emergency management, communications and digital development.

A portfolio should show not only what was created, but the problem being addressed, the role performed and the status of the work.

Entries below are drawn from my September 2026 résumé. They describe my stated role and contribution; they do not imply that every initiative was adopted, independently delivered or formally evaluated.

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01 / EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Planning & organizational development

Work supporting Howell Township OEM and regional public-safety events, including preparedness campaign authorship, event planning, EMS liaison functions and incident action planning.

  • Planning research
  • EOC concepts
  • Administrative development
STATUS: Selected assignments, 2025–2026ROLE: Campaign author; event planner / liaison; IAP author
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02 / PUBLIC INFORMATION

Public information & community engagement

Authored Howell Township's 2025 “No Worries, We're Howell Ready” National Preparedness Month and hurricane preparedness campaigns; supported public information, prevention and education, recruitment and cadet engagement.

  • PIO support
  • Social media
  • Public education
STATUS: Campaigns and ongoing volunteer communicationsROLE: Campaign author; PIO / communications contributor
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03 / DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT

Dashboards, web tools & automation

Digital communications and administrative workflow concepts informed by hands-on responsibilities in volunteer EMS, emergency management and organizational administration.

  • HTML / CSS / JavaScript
  • Dashboards
  • Workflow automation
STATUS: Development / concept workROLE: Research, design and development
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04 / ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Volunteer programs & public safety initiatives

Operational administration, duty-crew scheduling, membership processes, special-event coordination and youth-program development, including contribution to growth of the HTFARS Cadet Program from 4 to more than 58 members.

  • Volunteer development
  • Recruitment
  • Program concepts
STATUS: Ongoing volunteer leadershipROLE: Vice President; Road Secretary; Cadet Advisor
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