The letter warns that poor management and eroded capacity at FEMA could undue progress made to improve the agency.

Public Works and Facilities Services are considered part of the official ranks of First Responders by the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s guidelines for disaster workers since 2005.

Based on insurance coverage, here's how the end of public health emergency services may affect you. COVID-19 tests Ordering free at-home tests through COVIDtests.gov is likely to go away with the ...

BUTTE, Mont. — A conference for emergency managers across the state has wrapped up In Butte. Around 85% of the state’s local emergency managers were in attendance over the last three days at ...

Last Friday, the World Health Organization ended the Public Health Emergency of International Concern that it announced three years ago when the virus that causes COVID-19 became a global threat.

Over the course of his extensive career in pediatric emergency medicine and critical care, disaster medicine, emergency management, EMS, and public health, Dr. Markenson has become an internationally ...

A lmost since the emergence of COVID-19, the U.S. has treated the disease as both a national and public health emergency. That will end on May 11, 2023, the Biden Administration announced Jan. 30.

"Emergency Management looks at it by hazard and threat to the public," Walker said. "We work with the Cape and Range Support, which provides us that information.

The national COVID-19 public health emergency will end in May but some of its provisions may survive in Mass. By Felice J. Freyer Globe Staff,Updated February 1, 2023, 8:32 p.m.

The WHO declared a public health emergency which lasted from July 2022 to May 2023. The outbreak, which has now largely subsided, caused some 140 deaths out of around 90,000 cases.

Once the public health emergency is officially over, the Commonwealth, with a large stockpile of vaccines and tests, will continue to focus its resources on prevention and virus management ...