Kevin F. Reilly is a retired Emergency Programs Manager with the U.S Department of Homeland Security (DHS). He has served the federal government since 1986 when he was initially commissioned an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps. Reilly later served as an Air Guard Operations Group Commander, HC-130 search and rescue evaluator pilot, and a FEMA Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer in the Air Force Reserve. After retiring from DHS, Reilly spent three years in the Emergency Management Department at Stony Brook University Hospital. [Read More]

A life-long resident of New York, Brian Reilly served in law enforcement with the New York City Police Department for over 22 years – attaining the rank of captain prior to retirement in 2013. In addition to performing uniformed patrol, he worked in a variety of other assignments including policy & planning, investigations, training, and counter-terrorism & emergency management. His last position in the NYPD was Counter-terrorism Coordinator for the New York City public schools system, overseeing counter-terrorism and emergency management measures for approximately 1400 schools citywide. [Read More]

Louis Rapoli served in law enforcement for over 25 years until his retirement from the NYPD in 2013; the last 13 of those years, he worked directly with New York City public schools conducting investigative and counter-terrorism work. While assigned to the School Counter-terrorism Unit, he conducted numerous threat assessments and investigations; trained both law enforcement and civilians in active shooter response; and worked extensively with the New York City Department of Education on all facets of school-based emergency planning. [Read More]