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2009 National Incident Management Conference hosted in Texas

November 13, 2009--COLLEGE STATION, Texas—More than 400 incident management professionals from across the U.S. converged in Houston for the Second Annual All-Hazard Incident Management Team (AHIMT) Training and Educational Conference.Texas Forest Service (TFS) hosted the conference, held Nov. 4-6, which was designed to provide critical lessons learned and best practice information from existing AHIMTs to others. Developed on a grassroots level, the conference now represents a national effort to build local incident management capabilities.“The second AHIMT Training ...
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Texas Forest Service holds annual personnel meeting in Crockett

CROCKETT, Texas -- Cradling a silver horseshoe in his right hand, Texas Forest Service Staff Forester Jake Donellan straightened his frame, steadied his gaze and then deliberately swung his arm forward. Read more...

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