Daniel J. McCoy
Associate Director, Fusion Center Executive, DC Homeland Security and Emergency Management
2023
Danny McCoy is a U.S. Air Force Veteran with 24 years of experience in local, state and federal government operations—including emergency, intelligence, logistics, public works, and regulatory operations. Danny’s senior executive business acumen has been shaped by active duty, DoD contractor, and Government of the District of Columbia experience, having served as the Deputy Program Manager for U.S. Army Europe G2’s Intelligence and Technical Support Services; Vice President of Operations for the Defense Intelligence Agency’s Warehouse and Property Accountability program; Chief Administrative Officer at the DC Department of Public Works; and presently as the Fusion Center Executive and Associate Director for the Division of Operations and Intelligence at DC’s Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (HSEMA).
As DC Fusion Center Executive, Danny provides executive management and oversight of HSEMA’s Situational Awareness and Strategic Intelligence Bureaus including oversight of (1) the District’s emergency management and homeland security operations; (2) situational awareness within the National Capitol Region for emerging or potential incidents; and (3) strategic analysis of regional threats and hazards. Additionally, Danny provides executive management and oversight of HSEMA’s Facilities and Logistics Bureau, Preparedness Bureau, Safety and Security Bureau, and Readiness and Response Coordination Bureau.
Danny holds a Bachelor of Science in Business degree from the University of Phoenix. He is a Certified Public Manager through George Washington University’s (GW) College of Professional Studies and has completed GW’s Executive Leadership Program. Danny was also awarded a certificate of completion for the Senior Executives in State and Local Government Program from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, Executive Education.
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