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Post-emergency recovery involves a series of projects - and we're here to help.
Extreme weather events in Nova Scotia have become more frequent and severe, resulting in significant impacts on communities. The process of disaster recovery can be both lengthy and costly, with the potential to disrupt community life for generations.
Nova Scotia experienced a year of recovery, dealing with the lasting impacts of Hurricane Fiona, its most devastating wildfire season › on record, and heavy rainfall that led to severe flooding, causing over $170 million in insured damage ›, along with an active 2023 hurricane season that included landfall by post-tropical storm Lee. These combined extreme weather events underscore the need for urgent disaster preparedness and effective recovery strategies.
Municipalities can take proactive steps to mitigate the impacts of these weather events. Involving project management experts early on can enhance coordination, streamline response teams, and expedite the recovery process for the municipality.
In times of crisis, a skilled project management team can help you recover more quickly and efficiently. Is your municipality prepared in the event of a disaster?
We can help.
It’s crucial to prioritize emergency preparedness measures before a disaster strikes. With our skilled team of project managers who have the expertise and resources to proactively plan for disasters and manage recovery efforts, you and your team can concentrate on meeting the daily requirements of residents.
Our experienced project managers can help you with:
- Early integration and EOC support
- Damage assessment and project scoping
- Recovery team development
- Funding source and budget development
- Project planning and procurement
- Project leadership and reporting
Learn more about our range of services for Emergency Preparedness & Community Recovery ›
Meet with our experts
Gregor Ash
Business Development Manager, Atlantic Canada
With a strong background in business development, Gregor has a large network of connections throughout the Atlantic Region that he can call upon to help accelerate the conversations needed to address urgent post-emergency recovery work. His strategic insights and industry knowledge play a pivotal role in facilitating successful projects across Atlantic Canada. Gregor is dedicated to forging partnerships and driving connections between all stakeholders who may be affected by the ever-evolving disaster landscape.
With nearly a decade of project leadership experience spanning Atlantic Canada, Davis excels in managing complex projects and programs. He has a strong background in construction and has collaborated with various organizations on post-emergency recovery efforts. Davis has a diverse project portfolio, and consistently advocates for effective collaboration among internal stakeholders and project teams to meet clients' business objectives.
Our Experience
Emergency Preparedness & Community Recovery projects:
- City of Merritt, Atmospheric River Flood Community Recovery
- City of Abbotsford, Atmospheric River Flood Infrastructure Recovery
- Province of BC, Sumas River Flood Mitigation, Climate Readiness
- Association of Nunavut Municipalities, Climate Resiliency Workshop, Climate Readiness
- Columbia-Shuswap Regional District (CSRD), Wildfire, Community Recovery
- Government of NWT, Flood & Wildfire, Community Recovery