About The Alaska Emergency Management Conference
The 2025 Alaska Emergency Management Conference, hosted by the Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHS&EM), will take place from April 15-17, 2025, at the Egan Center in Anchorage, Alaska. The event will feature the LEPCA and SERC meetings on April 18, 2025.
Who should attend
- Emergency Management Professionals
Specialists responsible for disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation, such as emergency managers, coordinators, and planners. These individuals form the backbone of the conference’s target audience. - Government Officials and Public Sector Leaders
State, local, tribal, and federal government representatives who contribute to policies, resource allocation, and the coordination of emergency management efforts. - First Responders
Firefighters, police officers, paramedics, and other emergency personnel who play a critical role in incident response and public safety during emergencies.
Why Connect with Tidal Basin
Alaska’s unique geography and remote regions present distinct challenges in emergency management, making thorough disaster preparedness and response planning essential. Tidal Basin collaborates with emergency managers, first responders, and local governments to create actionable strategies that mitigate risks and enhance response capabilities. Whether conducting hazard assessments or streamlining coordination efforts, our focus is on equipping communities with the tools needed to handle emergencies effectively.
Maintaining critical infrastructure and ensuring continuity during crises is another significant aspect of our work. Alaska’s reliance on vital systems such as energy networks and supply chains makes resiliency planning a priority. Tidal Basin evaluates vulnerabilities and develops solutions to safeguard essential services, reducing disruptions and supporting the uninterrupted functioning of industries and communities across the state.
Post-disaster recovery requires careful navigation, especially when securing funding and managing resources. Tidal Basin provides guidance through the grant management process to help communities and organizations in Alaska obtain the financial support needed to rebuild and recover quickly.
If you are attending the 2025 Alaska Emergency Management Conference, we invite you to connect with Recovery Project Manager Moises Nova and Case Manager Nicholas Lewis for deeper insights into these services and how they address Alaska’s specific needs.
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Featured services
Grant Management
- Grant Management Recovery Services
- Grant Management Solutions – P1C
- Grant Management, Subrecipient Oversight, & Resiliency
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Job openings
Meet our team
Moises Nova
Project Manager, Recovery
Nicholas Lewis
Public Assistance Technical Specialist
Our services
Public Programs
Through public programs and funding expertise, we help organizations secure resources for vital projects. Collaborating with federal agencies and community leaders, we deliver solutions to improve housing, broadband, and resilience.
Local Government
Local governments rely on our project management solutions to strengthen resilience and address disasters. Our team incorporates preparedness, recovery, and mitigation into planning, implementation, and oversight to complete projects on budget and time.
Private/Non-profit
Private and non-profit organizations rely on our support to drive community projects, from housing development to economic growth. By mitigating challenges and navigating regulations, we maximize the effective use of funding for lasting outcomes.
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Current job openings
Hazard Mitigation Specialist
Location: Anchorage, AK
Tidal Basin is seeking a skilled Project Manager to lead hazard mitigation programs and ensure project success. This temporary role involves providing technical guidance, developing strategies, overseeing project teams, and ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with clients to administer and monitor FEMA mitigation grant programs.
- Develop, review, and implement mitigation plans and assess project eligibility based on FEMA guidance.
- Serve as a project lead to coordinate activities and ensure compliance with FEMA policies.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in emergency management, engineering, or a related field (or 7+ years of relevant experience).
- 3–5+ years of hazard mitigation experience with knowledge of FEMA programs such as HMGP, FMA, and BRIC.
- Strong understanding of mitigation concepts, emergency management, and federal grant management.
Apply now for the opportunity to join our team of professionals today.
Project Manager – Public Assistance
Location: Remote
Tidal Basin is seeking an experienced and dedicated Project Manager to lead disaster recovery initiatives under the FEMA Public Assistance program. This role demands strong leadership and project management skills, along with a deep understanding of emergency management activities, particularly in disaster recovery.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage FEMA Public Assistance projects, ensuring timely and budget-conscious execution.
- Develop comprehensive project management plans and maintain accurate project documentation.
- Conduct damage assessments, assist in writing damage reports, and oversee Project Worksheet (PW) development for eligibility and cost estimations.
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree preferred; or associate degree with 5+ years of FEMA Public Assistance experience, or 10+ years without a degree.
- Minimum 3 years of project management experience in disaster recovery/emergency management fields.
- Proficiency in FEMA’s Grants Portal and strong technical knowledge of FEMA regulations and policies.
Apply now for the opportunity to join our team of professionals today.
For those interested in opportunities at Tidal Basin Group, reach out to [email protected] for posted and unlisted positions. Our recruitment team is dedicated to matching talent with the right roles efficiently and professionally.
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