From Lehigh County –Lehigh County Executive Bill Hansell today announced the hiring of Scott J. Lindenmuth as Lehigh County’s director of emergency management Services.
“I am pleased to have found someone so quickly who has such strong support in the emergency services community,” said Hansell. “We look forward to working with Scott as a leader on our team.”
Lindenmuth is the former Fire Chief and Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of Allentown. After his retirement from the city, he served as manager of LCCC’s public safety leadership center and project manager for adult learning and training grants as well as public safety grants from the federal government.
One of Lindenmuth’s initial areas of focus will be to increase the visibility of Lehigh County’s emergency management team in the community.
“I look forward to working with the staff at Lehigh County and participating with Lehigh County’s team of first responders and the community at large,” said Lindenmuth.
Lindenmuth will begin his new position effective April 29, 2013.
17 comments:
He was a very dedicated emergency leader in the Fire Dept. Good experience and a local hire.
Well just in time . The U.S.Government is getting ready for a ZOMBIE ATTACK ,yes,that's right, you here it here first on Bernie's sub-human blog. Don't believe me? I understand completely.A lot of stuff people don't understand some of us other folks do! Some of you voted for this .
Pete, they have some good medication for what ails you. Try it.
Oh ya! well check the CDC web site.This is not a joke .
This is BIZARRE as HLS buying a reportedly 1.6 Billion rounds ,one round for every citizen , man woman and child as it appears.The U.S.Postal Service and the Social Security Administration-Also---What are they going to do with all this ammo. Cabala's HAS no BREAD ON THE SHELF'S as the result! You can't even get .22's -What are they doing?
Sorry ,5 rounds for every person in this country , Please tell me the reason.
Cabelas doesn't sell bread you retread.
Another plan would have been to combine Lehigh and Northampton county into one 911 center.I understand Stoffa suggested this.
That's probably 15-20 years away, unfortunately.
Sounds like another double dipper...mirroring what's going on in Sheriff Rossi's office.
Part of an overall gun control plan. Back door control by buying up all the ammo. Without bullets your guns become expensive paper weights.
To; "Nutjob" Next time we have a storm a national crises ,God help us!You will run to the store like many do ,and you see the shelf on the empty ,remember the feeling you get, then remember my comment. The uncertainty of the situation. I don't feel a lesser citizen as the result of your comment, I owe no-one $ ANYTHING ,how about you? Have to go out now.Pay attention or don't.
332 Time for another bumper sticker....
Good hire.
What on earth do any of these comments have to do with the hiring of this guy?
He's a good hire by the way.
Hopefully he'll be able to come up with a solution to better utilize firefighters as first responders/partners with police. Too much sittin around firehouse waiting for fires to happen.
This gentlemen has been in this specific industry and you can't get folks from out of the air to fill this important slot. Good for him, he has been around the block and been in the fires and seen the blood at the crash sites, heart attacks, CVA's and shootings. Knows industrial cites and how EMS works. Sorry, I got carried away with ZOMBIEs. I was trying to be curve up the crazy stuff the national government is up to.Thank you for your service to the public. I mean that too.
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