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In his role as UW Emergency Management Deputy Director, Rob Sabarese leads the operational and administrative management of UWEM, including managing UW’s Emergency Operations Centers, collaborating with key internal and external partners and supporting the overall day-to-day operations and strategic planning of the program.

Oct 10, 2024 · UW Emergency Management works to increase the safety and resilience of UW’s students, staff, faculty and visitors. Through all aspects of the disaster cycle – preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation – UWEM coordinates across units and locations to ensure the safety and resiliency of the University of Washington’s communities in the event of disaster.

UW’s preparedness and response is made stronger by multi-unit and multi-campus teams involving students, staff and faculty. Teams include:

It’s important for Huskies to prepare for possible disasters and other emergencies. Natural and human-caused disasters can happen anytime and anywhere. Make a plan and get a kit together before an...

For nearly two decades, the UW has developed and continually refines a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) in order to be prepared before, during, and following a major emergency or disaster that could impact the core operations of the university. As the general “road-map” by which the University would respond, organize and recover from all …

Jan 21, 2025 · Michael Palacioz joined the UW Emergency Management team in Fall 2024 as the new UWEM Training and Exercise Manager. He brings a decade of experience in higher education and a deep desire to help communities prepare for and navigate potential disasters.

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Nov 25, 2024 · UW Emergency Management welcomed new Deputy Director Rob Sabarese this Fall. Rob brings almost two decades of emergency management experience to the University of Washington, most recently working for the Washington State Emergency Management Division.. We asked Rob about his emergency management work and his role at the UW.

Before. Be sure your emergency kit includes a flashlight, extra batteries, and cash.; Keep your mobile phone charged. Have alternative charging methods for your phone and other devices. Install surge protectors and/or battery back-up systems for computers.