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DHS and FEMA are looking for the next big idea to take on and change things up for the better. Richard Hildreth, the Mayor for the small City of Pacific, Washington has the number 2 most popular idea. See National Dialog on Preparedness

Check out what he is suggesting as it concerns policy makers and maybe make your own suggestion. The site closes on Friday, September 10th.

You can vote for those ideas you support. Mr. Mayor--I voted for you!

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