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Pete Gaynor Fema Administrator PETE GAYNOR FEMA ADMINISTRATOR Life in Brief Quick Summary Born: 1958 Former marine and emergency management specialist who leverages experience on the Hometown: Warwick, RI municipal, state, and national levels to cultivate a culture of preparedness, with an emphasis on Current Residence: Washington, DC continuity of operations • Rhode Island native who served 26 years in the Education Marines, earning the rank of lieutenant colonel • MA, National Security and Strategic Studies, • Oversaw Rhode Island’s response to variety of Naval War College, 2001 natural disasters including blizzards and floods; • BA, History, Rhode Island College, 1986 success in this position earned him national attention and a position at FEMA Family • In the Marines and at RIEMA, created and • Wife, Susan implemented a model for continuity of • Daughter operations, the latter of which has been essential to Rhode Island’s response to the Work History COVID-19 pandemic • Federal Emergency Management Agency • Sees emergency communication as a crucial (FEMA), 2018-Present capability in the midst of a disaster; at FEMA, o Administrator, 2020-Present prioritized expanding access to the federal o Acting Administrator, 2019-2020 Integrated Public Alert and Warning systems o Deputy Administrator, 2018-2019 • Proponent of funding and expanding the • Director, Rhode Island Emergency Management National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), citing Agency (RIEMA), 2015-2018 impact of the program on speed and cost of • Director, Providence Emergency Management disaster recovery Agency (PEMA) and Office of Homeland • Response to Hurricane Dorian while at FEMA Security, 2008-2014 earned him a permanent position as the • U.S. Marine Corps, 1977-2007 agency’s Administrator with overwhelming bipartisan support Professional Affiliations • Has pivoted from focus on natural disaster • RI Association of Emergency Managers mitigation to public health as he heads the • National Association of Emergency Managers federal government’s response to COVID-19 • International Association of Emergency Managers Approach and Motivations • FEMA Regional Advisory Council Pushes locally executed, state managed, and • Emergency Management Accreditation Program federally-supported approach; says he prefers • DHS State, Local, Tribal and Territorial to keep out of politics Government Coordinating Council • Seasoned coordinator of multilateral efforts, • George J. West Elementary School Mentor both in the military and in government Program • Believes that disaster recovery begins at the • WaterFire Salute to Veterans Committee local level; says it cannot be achieved • International Emergency Management Group unilaterally and requires coordination with all • Northeast States Emergency Consortium stakeholders, citing tenure in local, state, and • RI Emergency Management Advisory Council national agencies • RI Interoperable Communications Committee • Hesitates to weigh in on political issues • RI Cybersecurity Commission including climate change; calls himself a nuts and bolts guys PEOPLE RESEARCH SERVICE 1 PETE GAYNOR FEMA ADMINISTRATOR Policy Positions and Areas of Focus Core Communities Pushes to enhance capabilities at each stage of Relationships with leaders in government and disaster recovery emergency management at the city, state, and national levels Flood Insurance: Emphasizes the importance of the NFIP for disaster recovery City of Providence: Alliances with Providence • Believes flood insurance is the best defense mayors and involvement in local public school against the financial repercussions of climate system disasters; calls the NFIP crucial for both coastal • Appointed to Director of the Providence and non-coastal communities Emergency Management Agency by former • Has pushed for federal funding for the NFIP, Providence Mayor David Cicilline, who is now a citing impact on speed of disaster recovery and U.S. Rep. (D-RI01) reduced cost for taxpayer • Subsequent mayor, Angel Taveras (D) kept • Committed to overhauling the NFIP Gaynor when she was elected and speaks methodology to make the program more highly of him affordable and help participants understand risk • Served on the Board of the Providence Public School District as the Acting Chief of Staff and Emergency Management Communication: later as the Acting Chief Operating Officer Expanding real-time emergency alert systems • At RIEMA, launched initiative to provide all state Rhode Island EMA & Politicians: Deep ties to cities and towns with emergency communication state emergency management bodies; support services for free through contractor CodeRED from political leaders • During his tenure at FEMA, added over 200 • Various leadership positions in state emergency agencies to the list of state, local, territorial, and management operations, including as RIEIMA tribal authorities with access and ability to use Director, Chair of the State Interoperable the Integrated Public Alert and Warning Communications Committee, Chair of the State System to send emergency alerts and warnings Emergency Response Commission, and Vice • Provided technical alert and warning assistance Chair of the State Emergency Management to state and local agencies including for wildfires Advisory Committee in California and for hurricanes in Hawaii • At RIEMA, worked closely with Deputy Marc Pappas, who took over as Director when Gaynor Continuity of Operations: Stresses continuity of was nominated for FEMA Deputy Administrator essential services in the wake of disaster • Support from state politicians, including • Head of Current Operations at Marine Corps HQ Governor Gina Raimondo (D), for whom he during and after 9/11, where he was responsible worked as a policy advisor to on emergency for “Continuity of Operations,” including management matters, and U.S. Sen. Jack Reed reestablishing the destroyed Navy Operations (D) who offered a strong endorsement of Center with equipment and personnel Gaynor as FEMA Administrator • Updated Providence’s hazard mitigation plan, becoming the first municipality in the United FEMA: Well-respected at the federal level States to receive accreditation from the • Worked as Deputy Administrator to former Emergency Management Accreditation Program Administrator Brock Long • At RIEMA, defined continuity of operations plans • Friendly relationship with his deputy Daniel for 50 agencies, designating key personnel and Kaniewski and Acting Secretary of Homeland alternative facilities; RI has widely relied upon Security Chad Wolf Gaynor’s model during the COVID-19 outbreak PEOPLE RESEARCH SERVICE 2 PETE GAYNOR FEMA ADMINISTRATOR Relevant Financial Information Publications, Media, and Speaking No campaign contributions or notable financial Updates the public on emergency response in disclosures local and national outlets Publications: Publishes on national security and emergency management in professional journals • Favorite Subjects: Weather hazard response, IED attacks, information sharing • Preferred Outlets: Marine Corps Gazette, Government Security News, Journal of Business Continuity and Emergency Planning Media: Appears in state and national media to provide updates on management of emergencies and natural disasters • Favorite Subjects: Extreme weather, COVID- 19, Hurricane Dorian • Preferred Outlets: National broadcast outlets including NBC and ABC; local stations including WPRI • Social Media Habits: Active on Twitter Speaking: Discusses building regional resilience at emergency management forums • Favorite Subjects: Coordinating regional disaster response, extreme weather • Preferred Audience: Regional emergency management conferences including the Northeast Disaster Recovery Information X- Change, Domestic Preparedness Workshop, and the MetCalf Institute Congressional Testimony: Statements before the House Committee on Homeland Security on strategies for emergency preparedness • Testified before the House Committee on Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response and Communications on alerts and early warning systems (2018) • Testified before the Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response and Communications on defense support of civil authorities (2015) PEOPLE RESEARCH SERVICE 3 PETE GAYNOR FEMA ADMINISTRATOR Family and Personal Background Criticisms and Controversies Enlisted in the Marines as a high school No notable controversies graduate; educated in Rhode Island • Joined the Marines straight out of Warwick’s Pilgrim High School in 1977 • Attended community college in 1982 and moved on to earn his bachelor’s degree in history from Rhode Island College in 1986 before returning to the Marines as an officer • While in the military, was responsible for the security of Camp David, headed the Marine Corps headquarters during the September 11 attacks, and coordinated combat operations for the Marines and multinational forces in Iraq • Regarded by Marine Lt. Col. Michael R. Regner as a standout officer; credits Gaynor for risking his own life, without hesitation and in dangerous fiery conditions, to save the lives of the two pilots during a helicopter crash PEOPLE RESEARCH SERVICE 4 PETE GAYNOR FEMA ADMINISTRATOR COVID-19 Update COVID-19 Update (Continued) Leads national response to COVID-19 through Public Reception: Criticized for hesitancy to interagency coordination, bringing resources take responsibility for COVID-19 response and and strategy to state, local, tribal, and territorial delay in releasing supplies governments • Has been criticized in the press for initially seeking to deflect responsibility
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