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New York State workers are stepping up every day in unconventional ways to lead our state’s response to #COVID19 & save lives. Here are just a few examples from @NYSDEC (NYS’s Department of Environmental Conservation). Follow along for some highlights…
#HowWeDoIt
.@NYSDEC EnCon Police Officers Ike Bobseine & Robert Kaufherr are busy managing the inventory of supplies at the Jones Beach Drive through testing site on Long Island. #HowWeDoItpic.twitter.com/XeXyAesjW2
On a typical day at @NYSDEC, Karen Gomez is the Region One Regional Engineer overseeing environmental cleanups & protecting our natural resources. Now, Karen serves as one of the site Incident Commanders (IC) on rotation at the #COVID19 testing facility in Stony Brook. #HowWeDoItpic.twitter.com/G3q03FNBu7
In his day job, @NYSDEC’s Nick Acampora works as an Environmental Program Specialist focusing on responding to petroleum and chemical spills.
Now, he and his team manage the warehouse & distribution of vital supplies at the Stony Brook COVID-19 Testing facility. #HowWeDoItpic.twitter.com/IPBZAffTMo
Assistant Engineer Tom Kuff is a member of @NYSDEC’s Region 1 Spill Unit.
Tom believes his training in emergency management has prepared him and his team for New York’s #COVID19 response at the Stony Brook testing facility. #HowWeDoItpic.twitter.com/Idz0np60sK
The @NYSDEC is my inspiration. Very brave and loyal members of our community.
ROCK ON!
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