1. Cumorah Eldredge
19240 N Bank St. Lytle, TX 78052
(801) 885-0405
cumorahe@gmail.com
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Emergency Management Specialist with over 10 years of professional and volunteer experience applying a
wide range of emergency preparedness planning, education, and recovery concepts to mitigate and ensure
proper response and recovery to any type of disaster or public health emergency. Experience leading,
developing, and tracking manpower and budget requirements for implementation and management of a
wide range of training, preparedness and emergency response activities.
SKILLS
 Incident Command System (ICS) operations
 Familiarity and functionality in National Incident Management System (NIMS) operations
 Recovery operations including Grant Management software
 10 hours FEMA insurance claim adjuster courses to include IS 1104 NFIP Claims Review, 1108 Insuring
Condominiums, 1109 Understanding Basement Coverage, 1111 Introduction to Commercial Claims &
1112 Introduction to Flood Claims
 MS Office suite including Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint
 Qualitative and quantitative data evaluation utilizing statistical analytical software including SPSS
 Actively established relevant connections while managing teams
 Training in large group settings while tailoring to the audience
CERTIFICATIONS
 FEMA National Incident Management System (NIMS) certification
 FEMA Incident Command System (ICS) certification
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Texas DPS, Division of Emergency Management, January 2017 - Present
Recovery and Mitigation Intern
 Support recovery operations through development of training materials to facilitate ease of use and
access to the state’s Grant Management System (GMS) for local emergency managers
 Support Recovery Officers in their assessment of damage
Atascosa County Emergency Management Office, March 2015 - October 2015
Emergency Management Intern
 Worked with local county officials to make sure the county was prepared for any type of disaster
including preparation/emergency plans as well as response plans
 Co-represented Atascosa County at regional meetings to plan and carry out a strategic region-wide drill
for distribution of the national stockpile in the event of public health emergency
 Worked with the local community to secure a facility for open and closed Points of Distribution (POD) and
in response to biological or chemical emergencies
 Co-represented Atascosa County during a statewide disaster-response status meeting due to flood
disasters across the state of Texas following the Memorial Day floods of 2015
BCFS, October 2016 - Present
Incident Management Team Reservist
 Successfully complete work tasks and assignments found within the Incident Command System structure
during emergency incident deployment operations.
 Provide Incident Command Post support; Facilities Unit support; Supply Unit support; Operational
support; Logistical support; and any incident work assignment related to incident operations, as
designated by the Incident Commander, Section Chief, or Shelter Manager

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VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response Director, April 2016 - Present
San Antonio Multi-Congregational Organization with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
 Assess needs and determine available resources for 11 large congregations (up to 5,500 people) for the
central San Antonio, TX area
 Create a disaster preparedness and response plan
 Implement programs to help achieve coordinated emergency preparedness and response goals necessary
to facilitate organized response during local and regional emergencies
VOAD Member, April 2016 - Present
San Antonio Volunteer Organization Assisting in Disasters
 Met monthly with local organizations, including Red Cross, Food Bank, Health Department and other
agencies to discuss contingency and response plans in the event of natural or manmade disasters.
 Participated in organizational accountability for disaster response
President of Volunteer Women’s Organizations, May 2008 - April 2016
San Antonio Multi-Congregational Organization with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
 Counseled and guided children, teenagers and adults to help create an atmosphere where they could
learn in a group setting to work as a team, rely on each other and their families, and learn how to
prioritize their lives
 Responsible for the education and well-being of the members of Relief Society and youth groups
 Served on numerous boards in deciding direction of different programs, including leadership counsels and
commissioned planning activities
 Oversaw records, reports, budgets, and expenditures while directing the management of the budget and
oversaw spending for multiple organizations
Emergency Preparedness Consultant, August 2004 - April 2008
Subject Matter Expert - Emergency Preparedness
 Organize and taught monthly community classes on a range of emergency preparedness topics to help
the community plan for things that could happen
EDUCATION
Brigham Young University - Idaho, BS Health Science with emphasis in Public Health, December 2015
RELEVANT COURSEWORK
Anatomy & Physiology I & II, BioStatistics, Introduction to General Chemistry, General Microbiology,
Pathophysiology, Medical Terminology, Introduction to Community Health, Community Health Methods,
Communicable & Non-Communicable Diseases, Epidemiology, Program Planning/Implementation, Health
Communications, Environmental Health, Hospital & Health Administration, Research Methods & Program
Evaluations, Health Promotion Management, Drugs of Use & Abuse, Accounting, Family Law, Business Law and
Ethics