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® Kathleen Shingledecker, Program Manager 202-702-3020 Kathleenshingledecker0l @gmail.com SUMMARY: Kathleen Shingledecker served as the State of Oklahoma State Coordinating Officer and Infrastructure Branch Director, 16 years. She managed the resources of the Oklahoma and FEMA for Robert T. Stafford Act declarations of 67 Public Assistance (PA) 47 Fire Management Grant (FMAG) programs and 7 State Managed Small Disaster programs. She served as a Member of the Pilot Program for the new Public Assistance Program. Assisting Developers in identifying program deficiencies and providing solutions. She served as a State Representative on various National Committees such as but not limited to re-organizing the Public Assistance program, developing the new Public Assistance Policies Guide, establish the policies and guidance for Electrical Utilities, developing and implementing State Management of Small Disasters and various committees for enhancing the PA program. She provided direction and training to Tribal, State, City and County officials, Emergency Managers and Disaster Contractors on the various aspect of Public Assistance including, but not limited to, Preliminary Damage Assessment, Project Worksheet Formulation, Hazard Mitigation, Closeout and Audits and Appeals. She assisted the Cherokee Nations in the development of the Tribal PA Program and provide training and exercises. She served as the State Representative to the Inter-Tribal Emergency Manager Coalition for 10 years. As a degreed Scientist, She worked as an Environmental Protection Specialist specializing in National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) compliance at the DOD Headquarters, Pentagon. She developed and implemented a State-wide Environmental and Safety Compliance program for the State of Florida and Georgia's Department of Military Working Affairs. She was the principle instructor for the Western Region of Compliance Solutions, INC. providing services to governmental and commercial entities. Clients included Portland Port Authority, City of San Francisco, City of Oakland, Pacific Power and Light, State of California Department of Transportation, Orange County, and Los Angles Port Authorities, Disneyland, Los Angeles Police Departments and Fire Departments. As the business owner, she worked as consultant for various companies. She prepared the implementation program which included plans and procedures for compliance with Hazardous Waste Regulations for The Hanford Nuclear Reservation, Jacksonville Naval Air Station, Rancho Saco Nuclear Power Station, Pacific Power and Light, Waste Isolation and Pilot Project and Disaster Program &Operations, Inc. Request for Proposals Disaster Debris Monitoring No. 18-04-03 39