​In light of the recent devastating tornado outbreak that has tragically resulted in at least 40 fatalities and extensive damage across multiple states, our team has proactively pre-staged critical assets throughout the affected regions and are ready to fill any communications gaps that arise.

We extend our deepest condolences to those affected by this disaster and reaffirm our commitment to supporting the resilience and recovery of impacted communities.

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Southern California Fires

Throughout the weekend, communications and coordination have continued across all levels of government and with our nonprofit and industry partners to effect information exchange as well as to deploy communications and technical resources to first responders and in support of community stabilization and recovery. 
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Multiple technology resources are also deployed including:
2 Regional Multi-site Emergency Communications Trailers
1 Mobile Communications Center
1 Rapid Response Communications Vehicle
2 Rapid Response Support Vehicles

‍Together, we can help restore vital communications and support recovery efforts.

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2024 Impact

1,970

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5,545

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Midwest Tornadoes

Over the weekend 7 states experienced devastating tornadoes that have resulted in over 40 deaths. ITDRC is monitoring the situation and planning its deployment of technology assets and volunteers, when safe.

Los Angeles Fires

ITDRC is activated at Type II Regional Activation with regional and essential, national command and operational staff active and reporting.

Hurricane Helene

Following Hurricane Helene's landfall, ITDRC quickly mobilized to provide critical communications support across the southeastern U.S, with a focus on areas heavily impacted by extreme storm surges, flooding, and infrastructure damage.

Hurricane Milton

ITDRC has deployed to support communities impacted by Hurricane Milton, providing critical connectivity and technology to first responders, relief organizations, and survivors. We are on the ground ensuring reliable communications in the hardest-hit areas.

Tropical Storm Debby

Tropical Storm Debby became the fourth named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season Initial field and remote support teams have been identified and mobilized. Coordination and  calls are underway with cross-sector partners and we ready to support with any technology needs the affected communities may have.

Tropical Storm Debby

Tropical Storm Debby became the fourth named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season Saturday August 03, 2024. Initial field and remote support teams have been identified and mobilized. Coordination and  calls are underway with cross-sector partners and we ready to support with any technology needs the affected communities may have.

Tropical Storm Debby

Tropical Storm Debby became the fourth named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season Saturday August 03, 2024. Initial field and remote support teams have been identified and mobilized. Coordination and  calls are underway with cross-sector partners and we ready to support with any technology needs the affected communities may have.

Tropical Storm Debby

Tropical Storm Debby became the fourth named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season Saturday August 03, 2024. Initial field and remote support teams have been identified and mobilized. Coordination and  calls are underway with cross-sector partners and we ready to support with any technology needs the affected communities may have.

Hurricane Beryl

On July 8th, Beryl hit the Texas coast. Before the storm made landfall in the U.S., our staff and volunteers were already monitoring and beginning to mobilize resources to that area. Since, our teams have set up WiFi hotspots and cell phone charging stations around the Houston area and are continuing to identify new needs in order to help affected communities recover more quickly.

New Mexico Wildfires

On Monday June 17, 2024, the South Fork and Salt fires ignited on the Mescalero Apache Reservation. ITDRC has been actively engaged; coordinating with federal, local, state, tribal, non-governmental, and private sector entities to provide Information, Communications, and Technology (ICT) support to responders and the impacted communities.

New Mexico Wildfires

On Monday June 17, 2024, the South Fork and Salt fires ignited on the Mescalero Apache Reservation. ITDRC has been actively engaged; coordinating with federal, local, state, tribal, non-governmental, and private sector entities to provide Information, Communications, and Technology (ICT) support to responders and the impacted communities.

May 2024 Severe Weather and Tornado Outbreak

ITDRC is providing support to communities in Florida, Michigan, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas after a dangerous storm system made its way across the US.

Hurricane Idalia

Teams are providing emergency communications, WiFi connectivity, and cell phone charging stations in shelters and command centers and performing assessments for unmet communications and technical needs.

Maui Fires

Teams are providing direct support for public safety, survivors, and community recovery. We've established a field office on Maui to enable us to continuously assess and respond to unmet needs identified during recovery.

Pacific Northwest Fires

Response Teams are providing connectivity to support fire operations, as well as critical infrastructure impacted by a regional communications outage in Lake County, Oregon.

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