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William H. Stuckey

Manager, Crisis Management Center
Office of Intelligence, Security, and Emergency Transportation
Office of the Secretary of Transportation
U.S. Department of Transportation

William “Bill” Stuckey is the Manager of the Department of Transportation’s Crisis Management Center.  The Crisis Management Center resides under the DOT Office of Intelligence, Security and Emergency response (S-60) and is the primary operations center for the Secretary of Transportation.  He has held this position since March 2008.

From March 2003 to March 2008, Mr. Stuckey served in the Department of Homeland Security as a Senior Watch Officer in the Homeland Security Operations Center (HSOC), served as a member of the DHS Headquarters Operational Integration Staff (I-Staff), was a founding member of the DHS Incident Management Division, and served as the Exercise Director for the Office of Operations Coordination.

From December 2001 to March 2003, Mr. Stuckey served in the White House Office of Homeland Security.  He was a founding member of the Office of Homeland Security Coordination Center, and served as communications aide/military aide to Governor Tom Ridge, the Advisor to the President for Homeland Security.

Mr. Stuckey is retired from 26 years active duty in the United States Coast Guard.  He entered boot camp at Cape May, New Jersey in 1978 and, having spent most of his career in operations both ashore and afloat, retired as a Lieutenant in 2004.

Mr. Stuckey is married to Miriam Santaliz, of Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.  He and his wife have two children.   Christopher is a senior at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, and his daughter Alexandra is a sophomore in high school.  Mr. Stuckey was born in Lexington, Nebraska and presently resides in Bowie, Maryland.