VEMA Voice - The Podcast

The Virginia Emergency Management Symposium 2022 was the first in-person symposium held by VEMA since March 2019. In this session, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) discusses their use of mapping and how they helped with the response to COVID-19.

Show Notes

The Virginia Emergency Management Symposium 2022 was the first in-person symposium held by VEMA since March 2019.  

Paving the Path for VDOT's COVID-19 Response:

Demonstration and discussion about how VDOT's Emergency Management Team uses ArcGIS in all phases of Emergency Management.

Speaker: Ryan Whytlaw

A review of the actions VDOT took immediately to address COVID-19 in the spring of 2020 and how those actions paved the way for the agency's continued response.

Speaker: Bryan Wade

This presentation was done on March 24, 2022

What is VEMA Voice - The Podcast?

The Virginia Emergency Management Association (VEMA) is a statewide organization that promotes and supports the twin goals of saving lives and protecting property during times of emergencies and disasters in Virginia. MISSION: "To promote, support and advocate for Emergency Management in the Commonwealth of Virginia." VISION: “The recognized expert and advocate for excellence in the management of emergency preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.”

VEMA Voice - The Podcast provides podcasts of presentations or interviews from symposiums and interviews that affect and help us responds to emergency here in the Commonwealth of Virginia.