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Veronica White
Veronica Toussaint White (born 1963 in Louisiana)〔(Peoplesearch information on Veronica Toussaint White. )〕 former Director of Sanitation for the City of New Orleans from 2003 to 2010. White held that position under appointment by mayor Ray Nagin.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Veronica White Biography )〕〔 Laureen Lentz, (Sanitation survey on recycling extended ) on New Orleans Metblogs.com, 2008 March 17 (accessed 2009 March 25).〕 White was replaced by mayor-elect Mitch Landrieu on April 22, 2010.
==Author==
White is author of a book, published in March 2009 and titled ''How to Maximize FEMA Funding after a Natural Disaster''.〔(New Orleans: DEW Enterprises, March 2009), ISBN 978-0-9823392-0-6. Reviewed by Barnes & Noble, (Disaster management: Preparing for the worst ) (accessed 2009 March 25); reviewed by Kevin Allman, (Veronica White writes a book, ) ''Gambit'' (New Orleans), 2009 March 24 (accessed 2009 March 25); reviewed by James Gill, (Procedure, guidance, practice and rules, ) ''Times-Picayune'', 2009 March 25, Saint Tammany Edition, p. B5. The book was also listed on (Amazon.com. )〕 A few days after publication of the 80-page book, the ''Times-Picayunes Michelle Krupa, noting the book's $35 list price, described the book as bearing supportive statements by certain state and city officials; the publisher, DEW Enterprises, was established in 2008 by White's husband.〔Michelle Krupa, (Sanitation chief publishes book of FEMA wisdom: City, state officials contribute endorsements of $35 volume, ) ''Times-Picayune'', 2009 May 25 (blog version = (Amid e-mail controversy, Nagin Sanitation Chief Veronica White publishes book of FEMA wisdom). )〕 On 2009 April 10 the ''Times-Picayune'' accorded Krupa the unusual step of reviewing the book in a front-page article; the review, generally positive with respect to the book's utility, conveys that the book,
::which is divided into pre- and post-disaster sections, reads like a basic how-to manual for municipal officials anywhere in the country who might find themselves enmeshed in a major recovery effort of any sort.〔Michelle Krupa, "White blasts FEMA in her recovery book" in ''Times-Picayune'', 2009 April 10, Saint Tammany Edition, pp. A1, A14 (web version = (White trashes FEMA in her recovery book). ) The quotation appears on p. A14.〕
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