The Emergency Management Network presents the first ranked guide to the U.S. emergency management practitioners who publish: who they are, where they publish, and what the field is talking about.
Q4 2026 Edition, available now
Emergency management has a growing bench of practitioners writing newsletters, hosting podcasts, filing trade columns and posting daily commentary. They are hard to find, and harder to compare. This report does the work for you. We found them, verified them against public sources, and scored each one on a transparent 100-point Voice Score.
76
U.S. practitioners scored
25
creators ranked and profiled
31
new voices found this edition
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pages, every fact checked
What is inside
- The Top 25, ranked and profiled. Each profile covers role, organization, state, Voice Score with a nine-factor breakdown, audience, publishing cadence, a recent highlight, where to follow them, and where else they have appeared as guests, speakers and sources.
- What emergency managers talked about. The ten most-discussed topics of the quarter, plus the open lanes: core subjects almost nobody is covering.
- How the field publishes. Cadence, role types, channels used and how scores are distributed across all 76 scored practitioners.
- Publishing habits that score higher. How often the leaders publish and how many channels they use, measured against everyone else.
- Beyond their own channels. Where creators showed up as podcast guests, speakers, sources, columnists and leaders, and how that separates the Top 25 from the field.
- Milestones this quarter. Verified wins worth celebrating.
- Full methodology. Every factor, every formula and every limit, in plain language.
A look inside
Names are blurred in these previews. The full report names and profiles all 25.