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Derek Schroeder

Derek Schroeder

Emergency Management Coordinator at Ottawa County Sheriff's Office, Michigan; public safety and crisis management professional with 20+ years of experience in emergency preparedness and response.

Jun 25, 2026

ScottHOST
25:48
six weeks.
25:49
It could be six weeks, six to eight, six to eight weeks, four hours a night, I believe, of just basic skills that you would need for some sort of a disaster that came through.
26:01
You know, how can you help your neighbor? You know, of course, after you've helped yourself, you know, how can you help your neighbor after, you know, a larger tornado rolls through or, you know, some other natural disaster or even a manmade disaster? How can how can you help out? Medical Reserve Corps, they like to help out.
26:19
I know I've seen them at some of the bigger races at Berlin.
26:23
OK.
26:25
We had the NASCAR trucks here.
26:27
So we had our medical reserve corps.
ScottHOST
27:38
But let's start just talking a little bit about what people can do to make sure that they are prepared for various emergencies, what your department recommends, stuff like that.

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