Kevin Zerbe

Kevin Zerbe is a seasoned professional in hazard analysis and resilience planning, currently serving as the Hazards Analysis & Resilience Planning Program Supervisor and State Mitigation Strategist at the Washington Emergency Management Division since October 2019. With a strong background in climate adaptation and hydrological impacts, Kevin has previously held positions such as Research Associate at the New Jersey Center for Water Science and Technology, Climate Adaptation Specialist at Cascadia Consulting Group, and Special Projects Analyst for the City of Norfolk, VA. Educational credentials include an MS in Earth and Environmental Science from Montclair State University, an MS in Natural Resource Management from the University of Denver, a BS in Urban and Regional Planning from Virginia Commonwealth University, and an AS in Social Sciences from Tidewater Community College. Kevin has a comprehensive understanding of natural hazards, risk analysis, and mitigation strategies, emphasizing multi-level planning and community resilience.