Center for Homeland Defense & Security: Smart Practices in Building Inter-organizational Collaborative Capacity to Strengthen the Florida Comprehensive Disaster Management Enterprise

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Smart Practices in Building Inter-organizational Collaborative Capacity to Strengthen the Florida Comprehensive Disaster Management Enterprise

Richard Hall [21 Mar 2012]

Florida is viewed by many professionals as one of the best-prepared states in the field of emergency management. This research examines Florida’s Comprehensive Disaster Management evolution from 1992 to 2004 through the review of after-action reports for major emergency events.

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