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Emergency Planning and Security - Windsor, Colo. , Aug. 27, 2012 -- FEMA Region VIII Administrator Robin Finegan delivers a speech before members of the press at the Windmill Child Enrichment Center on Mon. , Aug. 27. Finegan presented a $30,000 FEMA grant check to the Colorado State University Center for Disaster and Risk Analysis to perform a groundbreaking study on disaster preparedness at child care centers in Colorado. The Windsor child care center was struck by a 2008 tornado, but childrens lives were saved due to emergency plans already in place. Photo by Cynthia Hunter/FEMA
Emergency Planning and Security - Windsor, Colo. , Aug. 27, 2012 -- FEMA Region VIII Administrator Robin Finegan (2nd left, behind) presents a $30,000 grant check to Lori Peek (far left), co-directorof the Colorado State University (CSU) Center for Disaster and Risk Analysis, with faculty and kindergartners from the Windmill Child Enrichment Center on Mon. , Aug. 27. CSU will perform a groundbreaking study on disaster preparedness at child care centers in Colorado. The Windsor child care center was struck by a 2008 tornado, but the children were saved by emergency plans already in place. FEMA Photo/Cynthia Hunter
Windsor, Colo. , Aug. 27, 2012 -- FEMA Region 8 Administrator Robin Finegan speaks at the press conference at the Windmill Child Enrichment Center in Windsor, Colorado, August 27. Behind her, from left, are Windsor Police Chief John Michaels, co-director of the Center for Disaster and Risk Analysis Lori Peek, former director of the Windmill center Krysti Bernhardt, and FEMA Community Preparedness Officer Dan Nyquist. Photo by Cynthia Hunter/FEMA
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Emergency Planning and Security - Windsor, Colo. , Aug. 27, 2012 -- FEMA Region VIII Administrator Robin Finegan (2nd left) speaks during a $30,000 grant presentation to the Colorado State University (CSU) Center for Disaster and Risk Analysis at the Windmill Child Enrichment Center on Mon. , Aug. 27. CSU will perform a groundbreaking study on disaster preparedness at child care centers in Colorado. The Windsor child care center was struck by a 2008 tornado, but the children were saved by emergency plans already in place. FEMA Photo/Cynthia Hunter
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Title: Regional Administrator Robin Finegan at Child Care Grant Press Conference
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Caption: Windsor, Colo. , Aug. 27, 2012 -- FEMA Region VIII Administrator Robin Finegan (2nd left) speaks during a $30,000 grant presentation to the Colorado State University (CSU) Center for Disaster and Risk Analysis at the Windmill Child Enrichment Center on Mon. , Aug. 27. CSU will perform a groundbreaking study on disaster preparedness at child care centers in Colorado. The Windsor child care center was struck by a 2008 tornado, but the children were saved by emergency plans already in place. FEMA Photo/Cynthia Hunter
Photographer Name: Cynthia Hunter
City/State: Windsor, CO
Keywords: child care ^ fema ^ robin finegan ^ disaster
Disaster Types: Emergency Planning and Security
Categories: Ceremony ^ DHS leadership ^ Disaster Officials ^ FEMA Event ^ Federal Partners ^ Interviews With Media ^ Miscellaneous ^ Preparations ^ Special Event
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