Technical Sergeant Alex Compere

Citizens Preparedness Corps Facilitator Instructor

About Me

I am a Disaster Preparedness Facilitator and Instructor with the New York National Guard and, in coordination with the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services. I am dedicated to strengthening community resilience through education, practical planning, and real-world readiness. With my background with military operations with both the Army and Air National Guard as well as national certification in hazardous materials operations, and countless hours conducting emergency operations. I will bring clear communication, and hands-on experience to every training session.

My Service

As a member of the National Guard and CPC I work in coordination with the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services.

Through engaging, visually driven instruction, we strengthen preparedness and enhance decision-making at every stage of an emergency before, during, and after. We deliver practical training and expert guidance to ensure your community or organization is ready to respond effectively and recover resiliently.

Community

I engage communities through coordinated outreach efforts, and direct collaboration with emergency management and public safety partners. By combining real-world experience with accessible instruction, I create meaningful engagement that translates into actionable preparedness

Organizational

I am passionate about preparedness, leadership, and my service, I’m committed to empowering individuals and organizations to be proactive rather than reactive , because readiness is not just a plan, it’s a responsibility.

As a liaison to local subject matter experts, I work closely with emergency management professionals, first responders, and public safety partners to ensure communities receive accurate, relevant, and actionable information. I will bridge the gap between technical expertise and everyday citizens, translating complex emergency concepts into practical steps families can implement immediately.