NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
AvaKroni, Robert
From: Avaltroni, Robert
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 12:21 PM
To: 'Hagerty, Steve'
Cc: Gair, Brad; Chacon, Emily; Connolly, Gerald; Melnick, Walter
Subject: RE: NYC DoHMH's - Summary of Contaminants by Concern
Steve,
As previously discussed, this initiative should be funded. We will have the appropriate paperwork
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that speaks to the roughly $462,000 submitted to your satisfaction. Once again, thanks for your
continued support.
Bob
•Original Message-----
From: Hagerty, Steve Imaitto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 3:26 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Cc: Gair, Brad; Chacon, Emily; Connolly, Gerald; Melnick, Walter
Subject: NYC DoHMH's - Summary of Contaminants by Concern
> Bob,
>
Since DEP is the City agency leading the Indoor Residential Cleaning and
Testing Program, FEMA would like to know if DEP is aware of and in support
of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene project to "assess and
communicate technical environmental issues" to residents of lower Manhattan?
> At this point it is our understanding that DOHMH will summarize, by
> contaminant of concern, test results collected by various City, state and
> federal agencies in lower Manhattan. DOHMH also plans to hire a
> "Communications Expert," a "Public Relations / Writer," and a "Graphic
> Artist" to work with the Mayor's Office to communicate this information to
> the public. Given the lack of information from DOHMH about the
> Communications / PR / Graphic Artist portion of the project and the fact
> that FEMA has already written a PW for $1.7 million to the Mayor's Office
> for dissemination of critical information, the DOHMH Communications / PR /
> Graphic Artist costs are likely not eligible.
>
> Before proceeding with preparation of the DOHMH PW, we would like your
> approval of this project. Please respond as soon as possible since we have
> an August 31st deadline for completing all grants.
>
> Thank you,
>
Stephen H. Hagerty
NYC Operations
Federal Emergency Management Agency
(212) 416-0317-office
(847) 571-6403-cell
(212) 667-8987-fax
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