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Health Administration (OSHA), and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) regulations, policies and <br /> reimbursement processes. He has an extensive understanding of the evolution of FEMA regulations, <br /> protocols, processes and guidance with respect to homeland security, disaster preparedness, response <br /> and recovery. Mr. Kilpatrick brings a wealth of knowledge of the FEMA PA Program as well as funding <br /> programs through other agencies such as FHWA, NRCS, HUD, etc. Page 1 4 <br /> Professional Experience <br /> Hurricane Maria (Puerto Rico), Irma and Harvey Debris Program Management (2017) <br /> Louisiana Floods, Hurricane Hermine and Matthew Disaster Debris Program Management (2016) <br /> Louisiana DOT District 61 <br /> Leon County, FL <br /> Florida DOT District 3 <br /> Florida DOT District 2 <br /> Florida DOT District 5 <br /> St. Augustine Beach, FL <br /> North Carolina DOT District 6 <br /> Ice Storm Disaster Debris Program Management (2014-15) <br /> Horry and Georgetown County, South Carolina DOT <br /> Mr. Kilpatrick was a member of the first response team and was deployed to the eastern portion of South <br /> Carolina following a devastating early season ice storm that buried the state. Mr. Kilpatrick was <br /> responsible for collection and disposal eligible debris. He also provided fleet management services to <br /> ensure KDF's operations ran efficiently and effectively. <br /> Wildfire Disaster Debris Program Management (September 2011-13) <br /> Bastrop County, Texas <br /> Project Manager. Following the wildfires in Bastrop County, Mr. Kilpatrick coordinated daily with FEMA <br /> environmental and licensed biological experts due to working in an endangered species habitat. He <br /> also enforced requirements, agreed upon by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFW) and FEMA, with <br /> the Bastrop County contractor. The project resulted in 750 private property debris removals, the <br /> removal of 30,000 burnt trees, and the removal of 15,000 burnt trees from the right-of-way (ROW). <br /> Hurricane Ike Disaster Debris Program Management (September 2008—September 2010) <br /> City of Galveston, Texas <br /> Project Manager. Mr. Kilpatrick was the project manager for the private property debris removal that <br /> consisted of over 2,600 ROE properties. He also assisted the City of Galveston in accessing private <br /> property with a nuisance abatement ordinance and managed debris removal and the removal of over <br /> 30,000 salt water killed trees. <br /> 410 KDF Enterprises, LLC RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02 <br />