Background
Gibney, Lisa Ann was born on May 14, 1960 in Des Moines. Daughter of Charles Robert and Elizabeth Ann Sears.
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Lisa Ann Gibney
Edit Profileemergency management specialist
Education
Bachelor, University Iowa, 1982.
Career
Workplace instructor American Red Cross, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1987—1992. Training instructor Duane Arnold Energy Center, Palo, 1992—1996, emergency management specialist, since 1996. Emergency management liaison officer Linn County Emergency Management Agency, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, since 1996.
Contributor, coordinator emergency management programs Emergency Management Support to Special Needs Populations, Support for Community Emergency Management Programs, contributor emergency management program support. Contributor emergency management programs Project Impact-Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer support Federal Emergency Management Agency Community and Faith Based Organizations Initiatives, Washington, 2002—2003. Volunteer fund distribution Variety-The Childrens Charity of Iowa, Cedar Rapids, 1987—2005. Coordinator Linn County Project Impact Steering Committee, 1998—2000, Citizen Corps Council, Cedar Rapids, 2000—2005, Special Needs Advisory Council, Cedar Rapids, 2003—2005.
Member of International Association Emergency Managers (award for Industry-Cmty. Partnership 2001), Iowa Emergency Manager Association (associate. Certified emergency manager).
Interests
Connections
Children: James Ramon, Aaron Michael.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named Outstanding Citizen of Year, Project Impact, 2000, Official Greeter for the President of the United States, United States of America Freedom Corps-Office of the White House, 2004. Recipient Iowa Governors award for volunteerism, 1999, Lumir Dostal, Junior Outstanding Public Service award, Linn County Emergency Management Commission, 2004, Special Certified Appreciation, Nuclear Energy Institute, 2004, President Gold award for volunteer service, 2004, Innovation award for Special Needs-Medically Fragile Emergency Shelter Program, Iowa State Association Counties, 2005.Named Outstanding Citizen of Year, Project Impact, 2000, Official Greeter for the President of the United States, United States of America Freedom Corps-Office of the White House, 2004. Recipient Iowa Governors award for volunteerism, 1999, Lumir Dostal, Junior Outstanding Public Service award, Linn County Emergency Management Commission, 2004, Special Certified Appreciation, Nuclear Energy Institute, 2004, President Gold award for volunteer service, 2004, Innovation award for Special Needs-Medically Fragile Emergency Shelter Program, Iowa State Association Counties, 2005.