Who Is The AHC?
Today, the AHC has evolved into a network of 45,000+ public and private stakeholders across multiple working groups and partnerships who work together within the trusted framework to share information, solve problems, produce solutions, coordinate investments and low the collective risks and impacts of common threats and disasters in the "life-line" sectors of energy (electric, fuel), transportation (rail, roadways, ports), telecommunications, food, water, medical, retail, logistics, etc..
The AHC is...
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Vision
The All Hazards Consortium will support the efforts of organizations and individuals to improve their ability to handle emergencies of any kind.
Mission
The AHC exists to form a network of organizations and individuals who share a common interest in improving the capacity of our region to prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from crises. We strive to unite these stakeholders around a common culture where public benefit takes priority over profit, politics or professional gain.
The AHC engages and serves State/Local governments and the critical infrastructure owners and operators. We welcome and encourage participation by businesses; education and research institutions; not-for-profit organizations throughout the region; and Federal Government agencies. Our programs focus on the needs of our stakeholders are open to everyone whose interests align with our objectives.
The AHC provides a national reach with regional focus on a wide variety of issues including disaster management / logistics, public safety communications, business continuity, regulatory de-confliction & compliance, sensitive operational information sharing, cyber security, identity / access management, community resilience, and applied operational research.
The AHC fosters trusted relationships among participants; enhances regional planning; creates a common voice and enables the identification and sharing of resources and information that supports disaster preparedness, response and recovery efforts. Our actions engage and complement existing organizations – including the Federal Government – which are working in this area.
The AHC engages and serves State/Local governments and the critical infrastructure owners and operators. We welcome and encourage participation by businesses; education and research institutions; not-for-profit organizations throughout the region; and Federal Government agencies. Our programs focus on the needs of our stakeholders are open to everyone whose interests align with our objectives.
The AHC provides a national reach with regional focus on a wide variety of issues including disaster management / logistics, public safety communications, business continuity, regulatory de-confliction & compliance, sensitive operational information sharing, cyber security, identity / access management, community resilience, and applied operational research.
The AHC fosters trusted relationships among participants; enhances regional planning; creates a common voice and enables the identification and sharing of resources and information that supports disaster preparedness, response and recovery efforts. Our actions engage and complement existing organizations – including the Federal Government – which are working in this area.