Former fire chief weighs in on unprecedented fire activity in California
Mark Neveau spoke with KTVU's Heather Holmes on The Four on Wednesday, September 9, 2020 about the busy 2020 fire season.
Former FEMA presidential appointee weighs in on extensive hurricane cleanup along the Gulf Coast
KTVU's Cristina Rendon spoke with Mark Neveau, a former FEMA presidential appointee, during the 5 O'Clock News on KTVU on Friday, August 28, 2020.
Containment up on California wildfires, but challenges still exist
Former FEMA Disaster Coordinator joins KTVU'S Heather Holmes on The Four to discuss the different strategies to fighting wildfires.
Nationwide COVID-19 cases on the rise
Former FEMA Presidential Appointee Mark Neveau weighs in on The KTVU News at 5PM.
Former FEMA Presidential appointee weighs in on a National Guard response to protests
Mark Neveau spoke with KTVU's Julie Haener during the 5 O'Clock News on Monday, June 1, 2020.
Challenges of preparing for a natural disaster during a pandemic
California's wildfire season is just around the corner, but the state is already facing a series of challenges-—the COVID-19 pandemic and a $54 billion deficit.
Process for reopening in CA varies by county
Former FEMA Presidential Appointee Mark Neveau breaks down the process for California counties to reopen.
Mark Neveau talks air travel amid the pandemic; California's wildfire plan for upcoming wildfire season
Former FEMA Director Mark Neveau spoke to KTVU's Julie Haener during the 5 O'Clock News on Wednesday, May 13, 2020 about these two important issues: air travel amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and the upcoming wildfire season in California.
Meat supply threatened by COVID-19 outbreak
Former FEMA Director Mark Neveau weighs in
What to make of the US Navy Ships responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former FEMA Coordinator Mark Neveau explains why these floating hospitals are so essential right now.
Expert analysis on the State and Federal response to COVID-19 pandemic
Former FEMA coordinator Mark Neveau spoke with Andre Senior and Heather Holmes on The Four on Friday, March 20. Neveau, a former FEMA coordinator and Fremont Fire Dept. Battalion Chief, has responded to many of the largest disasters in the U.S. in recent history, including Ground Zero in New York City and several hurricanes along the East Coast.
Former FEMA coordinator details newly-announced COVID-19 Emergency Aid Package
Former FEMA coordinator Mark Neveau spoke with KTVU's Andre Senior and Heather Holmes on Wednesday, March 18 and shared a few details about the federally-announced COVID-19 Emergency Aid Package.
Former FEMA coordinator Mark Neveau explains how proposed disaster aid will help economy
Mark Neveau spoke with Heather Holmes on The Four on Tuesday, March 17, 2020.
Former FEMA director breaks down the response to the Grand Princess cruise ship
Mark Neveau spoke with KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes on The Four on Wednesday, March 4, 2020.
Iran vows "harsh retaliation" after U.S. airstrike kills top Iranian General
Former FEMA Coordinator Mark Neveau weighs in on this developing international story.
Former Battalion Chief Mark Neveau breaks down emergency response to massive refinery fire
The fire broke out at the Nustar Energy facility in Rodeo early in the afternoon on October 15, 2019.
Former FEMA coordinator explains how law enforcement responds to San Bruno mall shooting
Mark Neveau spoke on the phone with Heather Holmes and Alex Savidge during The Four as police were responding to a shooting incident at the Tanforan Mall in San Bruno on July 2, 2019.
Expert explains risk following natural gas explosion and fire in San Francisco
Mark Neveau appears on The Four on Wednesday, February 6, 2019.
President Trump threatens cutting off FEMA funding from California
President Trump tweeted Wednesday morning, threatening to cut off FEMA funding to California for forest fires.
Scientists say global warming is producing stronger hurricanes
Scientists researching the effects of climate change say global warming is producing stronger hurricanes, which could mean emergency response protocols might need to change in the face of future disasters.