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Washington, D. C. , June 11, 2009 -- FEMA's Acting Deputy Administrator David Garratt speaks with Ron Sanders from Virginia's Urban Search and Rescue Task Force 1 in Fairfax County with his dog Ondo. This is FEMA's 4th Annual Safety and Preparedness Expo and this year it's on the street in front of FEMA Headquarters. FEMA/Bill Koplitz
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Atlanta, GA, August 31, 2008 -- Timothy Lombardi, of FEMA's Urban Search and Rescue Task Force One, of Ohio, relaxes after a long journey with his team and rescue dog, Buster. Four task forces arrived in at the Hilton during the last 24-hours and are awaiting deployment to help with relief efforts for Hurricane Gustav. FEMA News Photo/Amanda Bicknell
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Atlanta, GA, Aug. 31, 2008-- FEMA Public Information Officer Dianna Gee, right, is greeted by rescue dog Buster, of FEMA's Urban Search and Rescue system's Ohio Task Force One, as members arrived in preparation for deployment as a result of Hurricane Gustav, at the Hilton Hotel. Also with the team are Pamela Bennett, left and Lisa Crowder and Cynder (dog). FEMA photo/Amanda Bicknell
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San Diego, Calif. , April 27, 2010 -- FEMA's Deputy Administrator Richard Serino discusses the importance of relationships between headquarters, Regional offices, States and the local emergency management community to emergency managers. The opening session of the Individual Assistance (IA) emergency support function (ESF) 6 conference began in an effort to create a forum for sharing information on new program initiatives, enhancing interagency coordination, and leveraging lessons learned to deliver disaster assistance. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA
Sacramento, Calif. , September 7, 2011 -- Mike Dayton (L) Acting Secretary of the California Emergency Management Agency (CalEMA) and David Ball (R) Disability Integration Specialist for FEMA Region IX speak at the FEMA booth set up for the Be Prepared! Emergency Preparedness Event hosted by CalEMA at the Capitol in Sacramento. David attended, accompanied by his guide dog Hawk, to promote FEMA's on-going efforts to service the functional needs community before, during and after a disaster. Photo by Barbara Pritchard/FEMA.
Oakland, CA, June 25 2008 -- Four year old golden retriever and current member of the California Urban Search and Rescue Team 4 (USAR) "Sandy" is present at the FEMA Safety Preparedness Expo tent. The expo had themes of safety and preparedness highlighted with search and rescue capabilities, recovery tools, and mitigation procedures to assist in preparing for and responding to disasters. Adam DuBrowa/ FEMA.
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