ITDRC

America's premier team of volunteer technology professionals - Connecting Communities in Crisis™.

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Now that the '26 Atlantic Hurricane Season is officially underway, we'll be spending some quality time with our NGO and corporate partners over the next few weeks to prepare for the worst (while hoping for the best).

FOMO? It's never too late to get involved.

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Pretty simple, huh?

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After Hurricane Maria destroyed the community radio station in Vieques, Puerto Rico, locals have struggled to keep the community connected. We teamed up with Sail Relief Team to get them back On Air. #CommIsAid

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Our Region 2 Team is taking advantage of the Spring weather to train while supporting some planned events around NYC this month. #PracticeMakesPerfect

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We're beyond grateful for the thoughtful support from the Tepper Foundation, and honored to be featured in their 2025 Annual Report!
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Last week in New Mexico, our Disaster Connectivity Coalition brought together NGO, public, and private sector partners for a Day of Resiliency. Together, we're focused on building stronger networks across the state, in every sense of the word.

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Our team continues to monitor the ongoing severe weather outbreak to assess unmet needs as spring storm season is underway #CommIsAid

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Following last week's EF4 tornado that caused significant damage in Enid, OK, we’ve deployed charging stations to help keep the community connected during recovery.

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A super typhoon has made landfall in the Western Pacific, battering remote US Islands. ITDRC volunteers are on standby and we are actively supporting our partner NGOs with critical #comms as they also prepare for deployment #CommIsAid

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ITDRC has mobilized equipment and regional volunteers to connect organizations assisting with recovery. #CommIsAid #konalow2026
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Catastrophic flooding from a slow moving Kona low left thousands without power and forced many to evacuate their homes across Hawaii .

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A hands-on opportunity for the next generation of First Responders? We wouldn't miss it!

A big thank you to our Region 4 volunteers who showed up for these students and got to be Superheroes for the day! #CommIsAid

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Deployed resources are aiding emergency management as they organize recovery ops and conduct damage assessments #Commisaid

Photograph: Stacey Wescott/AP

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OPERATIONS UPDATE: Our Region 5 team is responding to IL and MI after an EF3 tornado downed trees and power lines during a supercell storm outbreak earlier this week.

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and services running smoothly throughout the day.

Technology in action. Compassion on display. That’s how we serve. #Commisaid

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Over the weekend, ITDRC's Region 2 volunteers outfitted the annual Don’t Walk By event hosted by @salvationarmyny Division with #Comms

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This powerful outreach connects with individuals experiencing homelessness across New York City during the coldest month and we were honored to support the mission behind it. Our team deployed WiFi, radios, and laptops to help keep volunteers connected, information flowing

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As he says "Equal parts mission, passion, and purpose." We’re grateful to have you on the team, Rodney!
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We’re proud to see our colleague Rodney Cooper representing ITDRC’s mission in this recent article by NEMA. Rodney’s leadership and expertise reflect what we strive for every day: bringing reliable technology and connectivity to communities when it matters most.

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.@ITDRC supported communities by maintaining access to emergency services. They deployed WiFi Hotspot & Charging Trailers, a Mobile Operations Center, an Emergency Response Vehicle, logistics support vehicles and 20 Starlink units to strengthen connectivity in hard‑hit areas.