Terrorism Emergency Response

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Terrorism EmergencyResponse Preparedness
Georgia Office of Homeland Security
Georgia Emergency Management Agency
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Anticipated Directed Programs 7 Priorities

• NIMS NRP Implementation
• Regional Collaboration
• Natl. Infrastructure Protection Plan
• Info Sharing/Collaboration
• Interoperable Communications
• CBRNE Detection, Response, Decon
• Medical Surge Mass Prophylaxis

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Target Capabilities List

• The Target Capabilities List (TCL)
• Identifies 36 capabilities required to perform
  the critical tasks described in UTL
• A capability provides a means to perform one or
  more critical task(s) under specified conditions
  and to specific performance standards
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Target Capabilities List

• A capability may be delivered during an emergency
  with any combination of elements that achieves
  the desired outcome, namely properly planned,
  organized, equipped, trained, and exercised
  personnel
• Capability requirements will be tiered based on
  jurisdiction types

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Target Capabilities List

• Common-Target Capabilities
• Planning
• Interoperable
• Communications

• Prevent Mission Area-Target Capabilities
• Information Collection and Threat Recognition
• Intelligence Fusion and Analysis
• Information Sharing and Collaboration
• Terrorism Investigation and Apprehension
• CBRNE Detection

Protect Mission Area-Target Capabilities Risk
Analysis Critical Infrastructure
Protection Food and Agriculture Safety and
Defense Public Health Epidemiological
Investigation and Laboratory Testing Citizen
Preparedness and Participation
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Target Capabilities List

• Respond Mission Area-Target Capabilities
• On-Site Incident Management
• Emergency Operations Center Management
• Critical Resource Logistics and Distribution
• Volunteer Management and Donations
• Worker Health and Safety
• Public Safety and Security Response
• Firefighting Operations/Support
• WMD/Hazardous Incident Response and
  Decontamination
• Explosive Device Response Operations
• Animal Health Emergency Support
• Environmental Health and Vector Control

• Recover Mission Area-Target Capabilities
• Structural Damage Assessment and Mitigation
• Restoration of Lifelines
• Economic and Community Recovery

Citizen Protection Evacuation and/or In-Place
Protection Isolation and Quarantine Search and
Rescue Emergency Public Information and
Warning Triage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
Medical Surge Medical Supplies Management and
Distribution Mass Prophylaxis Mass Care
(Sheltering, Feeding, and Related
Services) Fatality Management
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Universal Task List

• The UTL is a menu of tasks for major events like
  those illustrated by the National Planning
  Scenarios
• Defines what tasks need to be performed to
  prevent, protect against, respond to, and recover
  from major events
• Provides the means to ensure that training and
  exercises address proficiency
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Universal Task List

• Critical tasks are defined as those prevention,
  protection, response, and recovery tasks that
  require coordination among an appropriate
  combination of Federal, State, local, tribal
  private sector, and non-governmental entities
  during a major event in order to minimize the
  impact on lives, property, and the economy
• Critical tasks, with associated conditions and
  performance standards, provide the foundation for
  developing target levels of capability.

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Anticipated Directed Programs

• Continuation
• Interoperable Communication
• Planning
• GSAR
• EOD
• HazMat
• NIMS/ICS
• Information Sharing Intel
• Critical Infrastructure Protection

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Anticipated Directed Programs

• New Programs
• Counter-Terrorism Task Forces
• Law Enforcement HazMat
• Tactical Operational Planning
• CI/KR Target Folders Protective Measures
• Training Exercise

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State Homeland Security Strategy Update

• Each strategy must be revised to include specific
  homeland security goals and objectives in the
  four mission areas identified in the National
  Preparedness Guidance
• Prevention
• Protection
• Response
• Recovery
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State Homeland Security Strategy Update

• Goals and objectives must be aligned with the
  seven National Priorities identified in the
  National Planning Guidance
• Must also address citizen preparedness, volunteer
  efforts and local government concerns
• Must be completed by September 30, 2005

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State Homeland Security Strategy Update

• A new State Homeland Security Assessment and
  Strategy process aligned with the National
  Preparedness Guidance should be anticipated
  during FY 06 to cover FY 07 through 09

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Whats Different?

• Possibly 10M fewer dollars in State grants (36M
  to 26M).
• Possibly 8M more in UASI dollars (16.6M to
  24M).
• LETPP reduced from separate grant to 25 of state
  and UASI monies.

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Questions?
Micah Hamrick Assistant Director - Terrorism
Division Georgia Office of Homeland
Security 404-635-7013 mhamrick_at_gema.state.ga.us