cbs2 ALSO THINKS LIKE THE CITY APPLES TO ORANGES VIDEO.
SO WHOSE CONFUSED? This should be interesting. Were great, were bad, no your confused!
Chicago VS U.S. Homeland Security and takers?
Durbin roots for Chicago these words taken from his mouth
Feb 15, 2005.
“The City of Chicago has developed a state-of-the-art command center where personnel from the city’s police, fire and rescue departments and representatives of Chicago’s business community work together in one room to monitor the city and respond together to disasters if necessary. I believe this command center could serve as a national model and I have encouraged Judge Chertoff to examine its structure and successes.”
“My decision to support Judge Chertoff’s nomination today is the result of serious deliberation. I have concerns about the role he played in developing Administration (Ah Politics)
http://www.senate.gov/~durbin/record.cfm?id=233483“My decision to support Judge Chertoff’s nomination today is the result of serious deliberation. I have concerns about the role he played in developing Administration (Ah Politics)
Jan 3, 2007 6:01 am US/Central
City Disputes Failing Disaster Communication Grade
Official Release Of Department Of Homeland Security Report Coming Wednesday
(CBS) CHICAGO An official report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is being released on Wednesday, giving Chicago a failing grade when it comes to communicating in a disaster.As CBS 2's Mai Martinez reports, over the past year the city has staged exercises with hundreds of volunteers to simulate a disaster. Now, the city Office of Emergency Management and Communications disputes the study, saying it is not appropriate to compare urban areas to rural ones."We strongly disagree with the results of this study
City Disputes Failing Disaster Communication Grade
Official Release Of Department Of Homeland Security Report Coming Wednesday
(CBS) CHICAGO An official report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is being released on Wednesday, giving Chicago a failing grade when it comes to communicating in a disaster.As CBS 2's Mai Martinez reports, over the past year the city has staged exercises with hundreds of volunteers to simulate a disaster. Now, the city Office of Emergency Management and Communications disputes the study, saying it is not appropriate to compare urban areas to rural ones."We strongly disagree with the results of this study