Emergency Management Coordinator and Author Offers Community Safety and Security Analysis

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Author and developer of the highly regarded SCOPE and CENTURION programs for local community emergency preparedness is offering a safety and security analysis for readers of "Turning the Tides" in recognition of National Preparedness Month.

Orlando, Florida/August 3, 2010 -- In recognition of the 2010 National Preparedness Month and in observance of the ninth anniversary of the tragic terrorist attack of September 11, 2001, Eugene F. Elander, author of the novel "Turning the Tides", is offering a free safety and security analysis for the benefit of community leaders and those involved in local preparedness.

Mr. Elander is a former Emergency Management Coordinator in Vermont, a retired Disaster Assistance Employee for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and former Hazard Mitigation Consultant to the New Hampshire Office of Emergency Management. He has prepared parts of the Vermont and Bennington County emergency management plans as well as hazard mitigation documents in New Hampshire. As developer of the highly regarded SCOPE and CENTURION programs, Mr. Elander is well-qualified to give Turning the Tides readers a safety and security analysis based on a simple and brief questionnaire.

"Turning the Tides" is a semi-autobiographical tale of the author’s experiences on behalf of the Israeli government by providing intelligence information and fighting threats to both Israel and America. Much of the relevant history of the mid-twentieth century is covered in the book, which includes experiences ranging from the early fight against legalizing gambling in Atlantic City, New Jersey to efforts to secure a U.S. nuclear submarine for Israel. "Turning the Tides", which is available in both a Kindle edition and a pdf e-book, is a well-written tour of these and many other fascinating matters.