Keystone Emergency Management Association
Municipal Coordinator Award for Excellence recognizes an emergency management coordinator of a local municipality who demonstrates exemplary performance as indicated by a level of excellence or achievement that is above and beyond what is considered the normal of duties of the candidate.
2018 Municipal Coordinator Award for Excellence:
KRISTIN YEAGER
Elk Township, Clarion County
In Recognition of your outstanding
efforts at the municipal emergency management level
By The Members and Officers of
The Keystone Emergency Management Association
The Spirit of KEMA Award recognizes emergency management professionals who have worked to advance KEMA’s mission and forge partnerships that seek to advance the emergency management profession. The Spirit of KEMA Award was established by the KEMA Board of Directors in 2011 to recognize KEMA members who have worked tirelessly to advance KEMA as an organization, advocate on KEMA’s behalf, and forge partnerships that seek to advance the Emergency Management profession.
2018 Spirit of KEMA Award Recipient:
DAVID BJORKMAN
In Recognition of your outstanding
contributions and tireless efforts to further advance
the profession of Emergency Management
By The Members and Officers of
The Keystone Emergency Management Association
Awards
The Harry Robidoux Award for excellence in Emergency Management is for the County Coordinator who exhibits all that is good and right in Emergency Management. Nominations for this award may be made by any KEMA member in good standing or any county coordinator. Nominations for this award should be received six weeks prior to the annual meeting. Submissions should be sent to the KEMA area president.
2018 Harry Robidoux Award Recipient:
CHIEF MATTHEW BROWN
ALLEGHENY COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES
In Recognition of Your Constant
Display of All That is Right and
Good in Emergency Management
By The Members and Officers of
The Keystone Emergency Management Association
The Paul R. Beatty Partnership Award for cooperation and collaboration in fostering emergency management principles. This award will be presented to a person or organization that exhibits these characteristics. Nominations for this award may be made by the KEMA membership, Regional Task Force Leadership, or County Coordinator. Nominations for this award should be received six weeks prior to the annual meeting. Submissions should be made to the KEMA Vice President.
2018 Paul R. Beatty Partnership Award Recipient:
MATTHEW EXLEY
In Recognition of Exemplary Performance in the Spirit of
Partnership, Collaboration, and Cooperation
By The Members and Officers of
The Keystone Emergency Management Association