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Puerto Rico FEMA NPSC Facility virtual closure 2008
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Not being released before. Important because it shows how FEMA covers up the reason of failing to comply with Federal Safety & Security Laws. Failure to honor professional and well qualified personnel because they are Puertoricans. In other words, expendable and safe to expend since they do not have the Congressional representation to defends Puerto Rico constituents in Congress.
FEMA HQ sees this as a slow suffocating maneuver for these employees while not officially closing. Intentions to retaliate by downsizing operations to just 36 employees in the current year as reaction for employees complaining of health and safety conditions in facility. Also, PR NPSC facility has provided support to Texas NPSC when volume of workload has been high (i.e. Katrina, etc.).
Please note our production indexes has been above all remainding NPSC accross the nation (MD-NPSC Hyattsville, MD; VA-NPSC Winchester, VA; TX-NPSC Denton, TX. Texas has supervise Ops thru Kathy Fields and last two yeears thru Monty LeMaire. Kathy was promoted to HQ position. Sometimes, incompetency competes in the federal government.
Mr. Monty was quoted as saying the decision to slow down operations in PRNPSC had been arrived because Puerto Rico or its puertorricans citizens would not have any effect in Congress to fight for this facility.
Rumors have Carlos J. Castillo, Assistant Administrator for FEMA's Disaster Assistance along with FEMA's Office of General Counsel on getting rid of PRNPSC.