Federal Emergency Management Agency

Leadership & Staff

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Deanne Criswell Biden FEMA director

• administrator (Apr 21 '21→?)

Galit Sorokin Mindtel; Langton Labs

• Position

Pete Gaynor FEMA administrator | Acting US Secretary of Homeland Security

• Administrator (Sep 26 '19→Jan 12 '21)*

Susan Phalen Former Senior Advisor at U.S. Department of State

• Director, External Affairs (Aug '17→Mar '18)

Shawn Murray CFO, McChrystal Group | Finance & Admin Section Chief, FEMA | Senior Manager Financial, Alcoa Inc | J8, US Forces Afghanistan

• Finance & Admin Section Head (Jun '14→Jan '16)

Dwight Williams

• chief security officer (Jul '12→Jul '18)

Alex Amparo

• Position (May '10→Feb '23)

Craig Fugate Former FEMA administrator

• Administrator (May 19 '09→Jan 20 '17)

Julius W. Becton, Jr. FEMA Director, 1985-89; US Army Lt. General

• Director ('85→'89)

Jovanda Patterson former FEMA deputy chief of staff

• deputy chief of staff (past)

Donations

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Calcasieu Parish Police Jury

• A - Debris Removal · 322,946,988 USD (Jan 21 '21→Sep 14 '22) [+8]

• Z - State Management · 18,313,088 USD (Jan 21 '21→Sep 14 '22)

• B - Protective Measures · 15,361,071 USD (Jan 21 '21→Sep 14 '22)

• A - Debris Removal · 14,539,167 USD (Dec 22 '22)

• A - Debris Removal · 2,384,761 USD (Dec 22 '22)

• B - Protective Measures · 1,151,163 USD (Nov 30 '22)

• B - Protective Measures · 1,151,163 USD (Nov 30 '22)

• G - Recreational or Other · 146,990 USD (Jan 21 '21→Sep 14 '22)

• E - Public Buildings · 91,851 USD (Jan 21 '21→Sep 14 '22)

NYCHA Ocean Bay

• Donation/Grant · 194,400,000 USD

Calcasieu Parish School Board

• B - Protective Measures · 126,564,642 USD (Jun 14 '21→Oct 18 '22) [+8]

• E - Public Buildings · 37,820,356 USD (Jun 14 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• Repairs at W.W. Louis Middle School · 11,668,094 USD (Nov 30 '22)

• Z - State Management · 6,523,262 USD (Jun 14 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• Repairs - Oak Park Middle School · 4,827,560 USD (Dec 8 '22)

• Repairs to Watkins Elementary · 3,641,214 USD (Nov 30 '22)

• Repairs - Assessment Building Campus · 3,064,864 USD (Dec 8 '22)

• Hurricane Damage Repairs · 2,314,015 USD (Nov 10 '22)

• Hurricane Damage Repairs · 2,314,015 USD (Nov 10 '22)

City of Lake Charles

• A - Debris Removal · 88,032,232 USD (Apr 21 '21→Oct 18 '22) [+8]

• B - Protective Measures · 9,149,985 USD (Apr 21 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• E - Public Buildings · 4,685,786 USD (Apr 21 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• repairs to the police department annex building · 4,113,640 USD (Dec 9 '22)

• Z - State Management · 3,666,632 USD (Apr 21 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• permanent restoration to the damaged Wastewater Plant B-C · 1,559,988 USD (Dec 8 '22)

• damages to the Police Department Training Center · 1,458,765 USD (Dec 8 '22)

• F - Public Utilities · 775,045 USD (Apr 21 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• G - Recreational or Other · 5,483 USD (Apr 21 '21→Oct 18 '22)

City of Sulphur

• A - Debris Removal · 23,438,679 USD (Feb 27 '21→Oct 18 '22) [+4]

• B - Protective Measures · 4,943,373 USD (Feb 27 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• Z - State Management · 954,019 USD (Feb 27 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• E - Public Buildings · 209,744 USD (Feb 27 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• G - Recreational or Other · 8,853 USD (Feb 27 '21→Oct 18 '22)

The Society of the Roman Catholic Church

• B - Protective Measures · 18,713,107 USD (Jul 21 '21→Jun 9 '22) [+3]

• Z - State Management · 861,149 USD (Jul 21 '21→Jun 9 '22)

• E - Public Buildings · 852,985 USD (Jul 21 '21→Jun 9 '22)

• A - Debris Removal · 429,514 USD (Jul 21 '21→Jun 9 '22)

Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District

• E - Public Buildings · 17,158,535 USD (Jul 27 '21→Sep 26 '22) [+6]

• Repairs at city docks · 3,035,372 USD (Nov 30 '22)

• Z - State Management · 1,053,656 USD (Jul 27 '21→Sep 26 '22)

• A - Debris Removal · 964,861 USD (Jul 27 '21→Sep 26 '22)

• G - Recreational or Other · 502,901 USD (Jul 27 '21→Sep 26 '22)

• B - Protective Measures · 332,665 USD (Jul 27 '21→Sep 26 '22)

• D - Water Facilities · 283,535 USD (Jul 27 '21→Sep 26 '22)

Calcasieu Parish Sheriff

• B - Protective Measures · 10,393,379 USD (Jul 27 '21→Oct 18 '22) [+2]

• E - Public Buildings · 234,184 USD (Jul 27 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• Z - State Management · 68,272 USD (Jul 27 '21→Oct 18 '22)

Westlake (RR Name Westlake)

• A - Debris Removal · 5,748,069 USD (Mar 4 '21→Oct 18 '22) [+5]

• B - Protective Measures · 1,314,606 USD (Mar 4 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• Z - State Management · 356,924 USD (Mar 4 '22→Oct 18 '22)

• E - Public Buildings · 88,673 USD (Mar 4 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• F - Public Utilities · 73,111 USD (Mar 4 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• C - Roads and Bridges · 35,653 USD (Mar 4 '21→Oct 18 '22)

Lake Charles Housing Authority

• E - Public Buildings · 5,282,602 USD (Aug 10 '21→Oct 18 '22) [+4]

• B - Emergency Protective Measures · 3,259,406 USD (Nov 30 '22)

• A - Debris Removal · 1,453,532 USD (Aug 10 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• B - Protective Measures · 1,439,253 USD (Aug 10 '21→Oct 18 '22)

• G - Recreational or Other · 40,723 USD (Aug 10 '21→Oct 18 '22)

Child Organizations

National Continuity Programs Directorate Continuity of operations and continuity of government plans

• directorate

National Preparedness Directorate Part of FEMA

• directorate

Parents

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Federal agency with homeland security responsibilities

• Parent Org

Memberships

Westlake (RR Name Westlake)

• Member

Services & Transactions

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Fluor Corporation Engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance services

• Contractor · 1,912,942,567 USD ('03→'08)

CH2M Hill Companies, LTD. Engineering/Construction

• Contractor · 553,322,636 USD ('05→'07)

URS Corporation Provider of engineering, construction and technical services for public agencies and private companies

• Contractor · 229,738,229 USD ('04→'08)

Verizon Communications Inc. Merger of Bell Atlantic Corp. and GTE Corp.

• Contractor · 163,174,780 USD ('03→'08)

Computer Sciences Corporation Provides IT services to industry and government

• Contractor · 83,245,086 USD ('04→'07)

AECOM NYSE-listed company that provides professional technical and management support services

• Contractor · 28,278,535 USD ('04→'07)

Entergy Corporation Investor owned utility.

• Contractor · 12,368,934 USD ('05→'07)

Xerox Provide services that help assist with document and print related processes

• Contractor · 8,209,173 USD ('04→'07)

Pitney-Bowes, Inc. provider of global eCommerce solutions, shipping and mailing products, location intelligence, customer engagement and customer information management solution

• Contractor · 5,292,236 USD ('04→'07)

Unisys Provider of IT services, systems integration, consulting, and server technology.

• Contractor · 4,208,745 USD ('03→'05)

Lobbied By

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Raymond Ribeiro Executive Vice President for Capital Projects, NYCHA

• Direct Lobbying*

Motorola Solutions, Inc. Mission-critical communications products and services to enterprises and governments.

• Direct Lobbying ('02→'03)

Wexler & Walker Public Policy Associates Since 1981, Wexler & Walker Public Policy Associates has helped Fortune 500 companies, trade associations and other clients impact public policy as Washington’s top full service government affairs fir

• Lobbying (for client) ('02→'04)

Akin Gump Large law and lobbying firm; founded by Robert Strauss in 1945

• Lobbying (for client) ('02)

EOP Group, Inc. A regulatory consulting firm

• Lobbying (for client) ('02→'08)

Winston & Strawn LLP International law firm with nearly 900 attorneys in the United States, Europe and Asia.

• Lobbying (for client) ('02)

Cassidy & Associates Major Washington lobbying firm

• Lobbying (for client) ('99→'00)

Ray Billups

• Lobbying (for client) ('03)

BearingPoint, Inc. Application Services and Technology Solution Company

• Direct Lobbying ('02)

Rhoads Group A top government relations firm

• Lobbying (for client) ('03)

Miscellaneous Relationships

Kilohana Temporary Housing 169 units developed by FEMA on 34 acres near Ka La'i Ola

• project ('24→?)

Ke Ao Maluhia and Laʻikū Interim Housing for Wildfire Victims

• project