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Session 211 National Incident Management Systems Session 21 Slide Deck

Session 212 Session Objectives 1.Discuss NIMS Implementation by State and Local Government 2.Discuss NIMS Implementation by Federal Agencies 3.Discuss NIMS Implementation by Non- Governmental Organizations

Session 213 Compliance requirements for State Governments State Adoption and Infrastructure Command and Management Preparedness Planning Preparedness Training Preparedness Exercises Resource Management Communication and Information Management

Session 214 Compliance requirements for Local and Tribal Governments State Adoption and Infrastructure Command and Management Preparedness Planning Preparedness Training Preparedness Exercises Resource Management Communication and Information Management

Session 215 State and Local Government Actions to Implement NIMS: The Colorado DEM Compliance Four Phase Implementation Plan –Phase I – Initial Staff Training –Phase II – Identification of Relevant Plans, Procedures and Policies –Phase III – Modifications of existing Plans, Procedures and Policies –Phase IV – Supporting NIMS Integration Standards

Session 216 State and Local Government Actions to Implement NIMS: NJOEM NIMS Overview and Executive Order Fact Sheet NIMS training courses and compliance requirements Links

Session 217 State and Local Government Actions to Implement NIMS: SCEMD Introduction and Guidance What is NIMS? NIMS Components NIMSCAST NIMS Training Requirements Training FEMA NIMS Site ICS Forms Contact Information SCEMD Home

Session 218 Community Services Division of the National Association of Counties Explanation of NIMS NIMS Compliance –Sample language for a county ordinance –NIMS training courses and programs –NIMSCAST –Implementing NIMS Glossary and Links

Session 219 Federal Agencies Adopt NIMS –Identify existing or anticipated FY 2005 Federal preparedness assistance programs –Plan for adopting and implementing NIMS –Incorporate the NIMS into Emergency Operations Plans Point of Contact

Session 2110 Federal Agencies: EPA NIMS Integration Team (NIT) Elements for ICS Implementation Training program Incident Management Teams (IMT)

Session 2111 Federal Agencies: USDA Secretary of Agriculture Memorandum –NIMS implemented across all USDA agencies –Transition from their current use of contingency-specific organizational approaches –Management structures be established to implement NIIMS –Homeland Security Staff

Session 2112 Nongovernmental Organizations Actions to be taken: Adopt NIMS Identify a Point of Contact Use the Incident Command System (ICS) Support Integrated Multi- Agency Coordination Systems (MACs) Establish a Public Information System Revise existing Response Plans Promote Mutual Aid Maintain NIMS Training Exercise NIMS Develop NIMS-based Exercise Program Identify Corrective Actions Inventory Response Assets Use Plain Language

Session 2113 Voluntary agencies, universities, CERT programs and numerous other entities involved in emergency response that have adopted NIMS American Red Cross –Dutchess County (NY) Chapter –Greater Toledo Area Chapter Universities –University of Minnesota –University of Georgia’s Office of Security and Emergency Preparedness Citizen Corps –Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT)