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Statewide Homeland Security Strategy Overview

Statewide Homeland Security Strategy Overview. Texas State Homeland Security Program. Language Class. ODP=Office for Domestic Preparedness CBRNE=Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive DEM=Division of Emergency Management PTE=Potential Threat Element Disciplines

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Statewide Homeland Security Strategy Overview

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  1. Statewide Homeland Security Strategy • Overview

  2. Texas State Homeland Security Program

  3. Language Class • ODP=Office for Domestic Preparedness • CBRNE=Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive • DEM=Division of Emergency Management • PTE=Potential Threat Element • Disciplines • Law Enforcement, Fire Services, Emergency Medical Services, HazMat, Public Works, Public Safety Communications, Health Care, Public Health, Emergency Management, Governmental Administrative

  4. 2002 and 2003 Funding • 2002 • $ 16.2 Million • $ 15 Million for Equipment • $ 12 Million to Local • $ 3 Million for State Equipment • $ 718,000 for Exercises • 2003 • $ 29 Million • $ 20 Million for Equipment • Minimum of $ 16 Million for Local • $ 5.5 Million for Exercises • $ 1.5 Million for Training • $ 2 Million for Planning

  5. Timeline • March 5 – April 10, 2003 • Complete Jurisdiction Assessments • April 11 • Jurisdiction assessments due • April 25 • COG Assessments due • April 26-May 15 • Analyze data – provide funding information to COG • May 16-June 15 • COGs complete regional allocations – submission to ODP • Jurisdictions notified • June 16 – July 31 • Jurisdictions submit purchase lists to COG • COGs review lists for regional issues – TEEX submits to OCP • August 1-31 • Purchases begin as ODP approves release

  6. COG Role • Assist in encouraging jurisdictions to complete assessment • Categorize jurisdictions by discipline for regional response • Report ongoing planning status of jurisdictions • Allocate regional funding • Review final equipment lists (after grant award) for regional issues

  7. Organize at State Level Conduct Reviews/Analysis Modify Strategy Determine Jurisdictions Direct the ODP Statewide State Homeland Security Development Process Develop Jurisdictional Assessment Instructions Resource the Strategy Submit the Strategy to ODP Receive/Analyze/Process Jurisdictional/COG Input/Information, Prioritize Jurisdictions Develop the Strategy Input State level Data State Process

  8. Jurisdiction Authority Appoints Assessment Point-of-Contact Submit Assessments and Information to SAA (TEEX) Organize a Multi-discipline Working Group Direct the Assessment Process for the Jurisdiction Complete Needs Assessment Analyze State Instructions and Jurisdiction Handbook Complete Threat and Vulnerability Assessments Analyze Threat and Vulnerability Assessments Develop Planning Factors for CBRNE Scenarios Jurisdiction Process Complete Capabilities Assessments

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