Jamie Mott
I'm always looking to assume responsibility in an emergency services organization with entrepreneurial spirit, leveraging my energy and experience to drive growth, deliver positive results, and contribute to the community.
My experience highlights are:
-Emergency Management: Assisted in the passing of graded exercises: FEMA full scale EOC 2013 and SONGS drill 2014. Provided support to Office of Emergency Services for over a year, as well as, supported the level 3 activation in May 2014.
-Plans Contributions: Revised, updated, and contributed to the creation of various plans (commodities, fuel, and housing) and recovery support function annexes (housing/natural and cultural).
-Emergency Services Administration: Performed program support functions such as intern coordination, public education and outreach, public inquiry relations, and various department projects.
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March, 14 2016 - San Diego State University
Disaster Preparedness Coordinator at City of Vista
• Developing Plans and Procedures for response and recovery.
• Updating the Emergency Operations Plan for the city including adding of access and functional needs requirements, special annexes, and cyber security risks.
• Making sure the city’s EOP is in compliance with the National Response Framework and State regulations.
• Assess Emergency Operations Center for functionality; update sections accordingly to enhance the city’s ability to respond faster to any disaster or activation.
• Coordination of section chief responders and EOC staff trainings through the development of an annual training schedule for city employees.
• Work with Red Cross to ensure that all shelter and care needs are being met.
• Create Activation Guide for city staff when in need of activating the EOC. This includes the creation of staffing booklets with preparedness instructions as well as EOC operations instructions.
• Connect key stakeholders in the community with the city to build a resilient community.
• Public Outreach campaigns to inform the public on preparedness, how to respond individually, and tips on recovering after a disaster strikes.
• Assess and update Continuity of Operations Plans.
• Work with the city manager on multijurisdictional and multiagency relationship building and coordination.
• Coordination with Operation Area Regional headquarters to ensure better coordination of response and recovery.
December 2014 - Present
