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Jeannie Kelly

Jeannie Kelly

Retired NYPD officer (24 years of service) and Director of 9/11 Outreach & Education at Turken Heath & McCauley, LLP, helping 9/11 first responders enroll in the WTC Health Program.

Sep 9, 2026

10:37
Why don't you tell everyone a little bit about yourself as well?
10:39
So I am retired NYPD.
10:41
I retired in 2005 out of the Counterterrorism Division in Brooklyn.
10:46
I continue to conduct counterterrorism training.
10:51
I was contacted by the Center for Domestic Preparedness in Addison, which does live agent training that I already was an instructor for.
10:57
After 9-11, where the department wanted to be prepared for the next attack, worked for the federal government as a subcontractor on a mobile training team with Richie Teamsma, Paul Yerku from the bomb squad.
11:09
I actually did bomb lectures.

11 MINS LATER

21:59
GD, do you believe that the federal government should be stepping up, doing a little more than what they're doing in regards to, again, benefits for all the first responders and their families?
12:05
But our new listeners, Jeannie Kelly, why don't you tell everyone a little bit about yourself as well?
12:10
So I am retired NYPD.
12:12
I retired in 2005 out of the counterterrorism division in Brooklyn.
12:17
I continue to conduct counterterrorism training.
12:21
I was contacted by the Senate for Domestic Preparedness in Addison, which does live agent training that I already was an instructor for after 9-11, where the department wanted to be prepared for the next attack.
12:32
Worked for the federal government as a subcontractor on a mobile training team with Richie Teamsmark.
12:39
from the bomb squad.

11 MINS LATER

23:29
GD, do you believe that the federal government should be stepping up, doing a little more than what they're doing in regards to, again, benefits for all the first responders and their families?

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