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Technological Hazards Branch
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a flooded neighborhood

 

 

Emergency Management

 

The Division of Emergency Management coordinates the State of Arizona’s all hazard emergency preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation efforts in order to reduce the impact of emergencies and disasters on people and property.

For the State of Arizona's official source for emergency updates, preparedness advice and hazards information, and related resources, visit ein.az.gov

About Us

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Recovery
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Preparedness
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Operations & Coordination
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Logistics and Mutual Aid
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Training
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Operations and Coordination
Infrastructure and Grant Administration
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Gabe Lavine
Gabe Lavine
Director, Division of Emergency Management

Gabe Lavine serves as the director of the Arizona Division of Emergency Management, one of five divisions in the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs.

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