COLLEGE STATION - Five employees received the 2018 Distinguished Service Award from the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) during an awards ceremony at the Brazos County Expo Complex.  The agency's highest employee award went to Tony Crites, Cary "Rocky" Roccaforte, …

COLLEGE STATION - After a year plagued by hurricanes, wildfires, floods, mass shootings and a volcanic eruption, communities and families nationwide are facing a long road to disaster recovery, which can take months or years.

TEEX sponsored a tabletop exercise focusing on coordination and communication between responder groups and school officials in the event of an active shooter incident at a local school.

COLLEGE STATION - College Station Independent School District personnel joined Brazos County and Bryan-College Station first responders in an …

COLLEGE STATION - Legislative Day at the Municipal Fire School drew 21 Legislative staffers and State Rep. John Raney to College Station on July 25 to learn more about the training, accomplishments and challenges of Texas emergency responders.

COLLEGE STATION - In the wake of 2017 hurricanes Harvey, Maria and Irma, the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) has expanded its core training mission to include strategic disaster recovery training to help communities address the broad range of issues associated with the disaster recovery continuum.
 
"TEEX is already …
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