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Lanita A. Lloyd
Deputy Director

140 North Marietta Pkwy.
Marietta, GA 30060
Phone: 770-499-4567
Fax: 770-499-4558
ema@cobbcounty.org












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CERT Districts (Legend):



CERT District Leaders:
  • District 1- Sam Peng (Commission Dist. 1) - email

  • District 2 - Mike Patellis (Commission Dist. 2) - email

  • District 3 - Ronald Simmons (Commission Dist. 3) - email

  • District 4 - Ed Humphries (Commission Dist. 4) - email

  • District 5 - Robert Flavin (City of Acworth) - email

  • District 6 - Fabian Mayorga (City of Kennesaw) - email

  • District 7 - John Murray (City of Marietta) - email

  • District 8 - Jani McGee (City of Smyrna) - email

  • District 9 - Bobby Pilgrim (Cities of Austell & Powder Springs) - email


About CERT Districts
Cobb EMA has established operational divisions in order to enhance the readiness of Cobb CERT members. Cobb Districts are not being developed to create separate concepts, but rather to determine the best operational procedures for all of Cobb CERT and to implement them in a “team” or District. For instance, the District Leaders might elect to have one exercise to evaluate search and rescue from house to house, communication, and triage. Each District may then select the best threat for their exercise—chemical spill, tornado, flood, etc., but the goals will be the same—to evaluate search and rescue, communication, and triage.

The CERT Districts were developed based on the following:
  • The need exists to develop an enhancing program to include drills and team building.

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  • Cobb CERT membership will be better served by an operational training program covering specific assigned geographical areas.

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  • CERT members within the cities will be working with respective city first responders during a crisis.

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  • The cities of Powder Springs and Austell have a combined total of 8 CERT members so the challenge is to train additional CERT members in those cities and create separate divisions at a later date.
2008 CERT District Goals
  • Establish Communication Plan and Exercise the Plan

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  • Establish Incident Command within each District

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  • Create Exercise Plan

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  • Create a partnership with first responders within each District

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  • Provide a social event that each District can attend (1 per/District or hold one social for a couple of districts, etc.)
We are really excited about the CERT Districts and the enthusiasm, willingness, and dedication of the new leaders. Please, support them so that we will continue to offer increased training opportunities for you in your preparedness efforts.

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