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Arizona Energy
Office
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Governor's Energy Office
AT&T
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Sheriff's Dept.
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Works Dept.
Boulder County CO Sheriff's Office
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State University
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Data
Connect Corporation
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County CO Sheriff’s Office
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County CO Emergency Mgt.
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Worth/Tarrant County, TX
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Officials
Jefferson County Colorado
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County Colorado
Marathon
Oil Company
McLaughlin
Water Engineers, Denver
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Authority-Energy Division (MDA-ED)Pueblo
County, Colorado
SoftRisk
Technologies Ltd., Toronto
Travis
County, Austin, TX |
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City of Cheyenne, WY
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Fire Dept.
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Fleet Mgt. City of Corpus Christi, TX
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Village, CO
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CO
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Portland, OR
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Monica, CA.
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Illinois Water Resources
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Mgt.
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TCI
(Tele-Communications Inc.)
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U.S. Department of
Energy (DOE) |
Bob Kistner,
serves as the President of Energy Planning Consultants
(EPC). He served for over 20-years with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
10-years with FEMA, and other agencies responding to over 30 disasters.
He has worked for federal, state, local governments, and private
nonprofits. For over three decades EPC has
served many cities and
states preparing
s are ensure a quick response to an
energy emergency, natural, or man-made disaster.
