FEMA officials reach out to CIREB for assistance after storm
In the wake of tropical storm Irene and the devastating floods that followed in Upstate New York, FEMA officials reached out to CIREB for assistance in finding space to lease in the Capital District for its central command center.
CIREB activated its internal "community service email alert system" and a group effort was underway to assist. In the end NAI Platform had the perfect place for FEMA to set up; a deal was done in 48 hours. CIREB members, their clients and building owners continue to work together as the system has also been activated to assist the American Red Cross as they search for additional space in our area and the Rehabilitation Support Services located in Schoharie County who has lost several buildings.
With flooding rains continuing and so many neighbors in need, CIREB will be holding a fundraiser for flood victims at their upcoming Member Appreciation Night on September 27. Our thoughts and prayers are with our entire community and the surrounding states devastated by the recent floods. CIREB will continue to support and help our neighbors in any way possible.
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