Saturday April 13th, 2019 PANAMA CITY, FL— A walk aimed at raising awareness for the Gulf Coast Children’s Advocacy Center Therapy Building’s rebuild occurred on Saturday, April 13th. The walk was done in the tradition of the annual Lauren’s Kids walks. The 2.2 mile walk was kicked off...
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PANAMA CITY, FL – At the 2019 Invention Convention & STEM Open House AshBritt team members educated Bay County residents on the scope of recovery efforts in Bay County. The Panama City event drew local students from elementary through college from Bay District Schools, GCSC and FSU PC. AshBritt’s display...
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HOUSTON, March 27, 2019 — Today, AshBritt CEO Brittany Perkins Castillo joined the TxStrong Disaster Recovery panel at the 2019 TxSWANA Conference. Moderated by John Buri of Tetra Tech, the panel discussed lessons learned and best practices in emergency response and recovery following Hurricane Harvey’s impact. Mr. Buri was joined by Stephen Costello from the City of Houston; John...
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As part of AshBritt’s commitment to engage with communities where they work, on Monday, February 25, a group of students from the Tom P Haney Technical Center joined AshBritt staff for a tour of Hurricane Michael debris removal operations. Students were excited to learn about alternative ways they can...
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AshBritt and Savannah State are launching a 3-year partnership aimed at introducing students to careers in disaster response and recovery, creating opportunities for first-hand experience in the field, and fostering learning outside of the classroom related to their studies. AshBritt kicked off the partnership by hosting 10 students and ...
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What it takes to move mountains of debris from North Bay wildfires NORTH BAY BUSINESS JOURNAL November 12, 2018, 6:25AM Fires ravaged thousands of North Bay homes in minutes about 13 months ago, but collecting and hauling the debris from those sites took months. The last truck load of...
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Fire-damaged walls to be replaced in Coffey Park Wearing hard hats and holding gold-painted sledgehammers, elected officials and community leaders on Thursday celebrated the imminent replacement of nearly 3,000 feet of burned walls along the entrance to Santa Rosa’s Coffey Park neighborhood. The charred and crumbling walls on both...
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