Stakeholder Liaisons
The Stakeholder Liaisons provide technical and organizational assistance in prevention of, preparing for, responding to, mitigating, and recovering from natural and human-made disasters and emergencies.
There are 18 Stakeholder Liaisons who are trained in the Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management programmatic areas. They consist of teams of two to three people and their assigned communities are divided geographically. They also serve as liaisons for other State agencies that have a role in emergency management. Their primary responsibility is to provide excellent customer service to all of the Division’s stakeholders and promote capability and capacity building for our customers.
During an activation of the State Emergency Operations Center, stakeholder liaisons establish and maintain communications with local communities, pass along event-related information, and ensure resource requests are addressed properly.