National Incident Management System NIMS Compliance and Certification TASK AND ENDSTATE

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National Incident Management System (NIMS)
Compliance and CertificationTASK AND ENDSTATE

• NIMS Compliance Conference
• 17-18 January 2006
• Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy

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• THE PROJECT DETAILS
• The K-12 Security Policy Meeting is part of a
  Florida AM University project funded by the
  Florida Department of Education.
• Project Title First Responder Emergency
  Policies, Database Alert
• Project Number 376-56000-6CER1
• Program Name Prepare Florida Part I, University
  Project, Statewide System Support for Emergency
  Responders, Personnel Policies, Database, and
  Alert/Notification.
• Component One National Incident Management
  System (NIMS) Compliant Security Policies for
  Florida School Districts, Community Colleges, and
  Universities

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• AGENDA
• 915-945 a.m. Break/Networking (All breaks will
  be held outside of Room 116)
• 1000-1005 DOE Welcome
• 1005-1050 NIMS Overview/Katrina lessons
  learned (DEM)
• 1050-1100 Break
• 1100-1130 NIMS Project Overview Task and
  Endstate
• 1130-1215 NIMS Training Guidance
  Recommendations
• 1215-115 p.m. NIMS and Plan Modification
  Guidance Recommendations
• (Working Lunch)
• 115-145 Approval and Certification
  Recommendations for NIMS Compliance
• 145-155 Break
• 155-225 Large Venue Security Template
  Recommendations
• 225-245 Web Portal Review and Comment Process
  Demonstration
• 245-300 Concluding Remarks and Tasks

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• PURPOSE
• To Provide Recommendations to Enhance Policy
  Guidance for Emergency Plans and Preparations of
  K-12 School Districts
• NIMS Compliance Required by September 2006
• FY 2006 Dept of Homeland Security Funding
  Guidance
• To Provide Certainty that Grant Applications meet
  the DHS Standard
• These Products Provide Recommendations to Ensure
  NIMS Compliance Requirements can be Met and
  Certified by the State

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• Materials
• One-Inch Notebook
• The Briefings and the Products per the Agenda
• Three-Inch Binder
• The Background Documents

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• Our Task
• To Present the Recommendations for Discussion
• Your Task
• To Modify, Correct, Reject, Accept the
  Recommendations as You Determine the Requirement
  for Compliance can Best be Met
• Review the Policy Guidance Recommendations during
  each Session for Modification
• Decide on your Recommendation

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• ENDSTATE
• A Policy Document Signed by the Florida
  Commissioner of Education
• A Process Between the School District, the
  County, and the State that Ensures Clarity and
  Certainty that School District Plans and Policies
  are NIMS Compliant for Grant Applications in FY
  2006 and beyond