Nashville Nonprofit Delivers Medical Relief to Venezuela Earthquake Victims
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nashville Nonprofit Delivers Medical Relief to Venezuela Earthquake Victims NASHVILLE, TN, July 20, 2026 — Project C.U.R.E. is shipping over $775,000 of donated medical supplies and equipment to victims of the Venezuela earthquake. The much-needed relief, which flies out on Wednesday, is destined for victims of two back-to-back
DLX helps train the next generation of disaster response at Camp Ready2Respond
For Immediate ReleaseJune 28, 2026 Albany, Ore. – Over 130 high school students representing 17 counties, 28 schools, and 24 Oregon cities participated in a week-long disaster preparedness and workforce immersion program. Camp Ready2Respond goals were to help them develop practical skills in several career paths while reinforcing statewide emergency readiness. Held
ODHS, DEPLOYED LOGIX AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PARTNERS COMPLETE ABLE READINESS 8 PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 22, 2026 Salem, Ore. — The Oregon Department of Human Services Office of Resilience and Emergency Management (ODHS OREM), Deployed Logix, the Oregon Disaster Air Response Team and the Civil Air Patrol participated in Able Readiness 8, a multi-agency emergency preparedness exercise held June 13 and 14,
DLX at INTERSCHUTZ 2026
Deployed Logix will be exhibiting at INTERSCHUTZ 2026 See Our Latest Innovations at Stand B26 in Hall 17 LANGUAGES: Click Menu (top left) to choose English, German, Italian, Polish, or Spanish. See why first responders choose to work with DLX Visit us to see our latest rapidly deployable emergency response
Are you FIFA READY?
Use Your FEMA grant for FIFA 2026 preparedness FEMA has released $625,000,000 for the World Cup, and it is going fast! Deployed Logix provides the emergency solutions first responders need to keep communities safe and secure. The countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup is on, and funding is now
Paladius — Building a Legacy of Service and Innovation in Puerto Rico
Dealer spotlight In December 1986, Puerto Rico faced a tragedy that reshaped its emergency response community. The Dupont Plaza Hotel fire was a catastrophic event that claimed 97 lives. It was a defining moment for the island’s first responders and a call to action for those determined to make a difference.