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Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness (HMEP) Federal Grant

Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness (HMEP) Federal Grant. HazMat HAPPENS!. How much hazardous materials are transported throughout the U.S. by rail, highway, pipeline and waterways? Over 3.1 billion tons Which states have the most incidents each year? Texas is # 2

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Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness (HMEP) Federal Grant

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  1. Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness (HMEP) Federal Grant

  2. HazMat HAPPENS! How much hazardous materials are transported throughout the U.S. by rail, highway, pipeline and waterways? Over 3.1 billion tons Which states have the most incidents each year? Texas is # 2 Which state has the highest amount of hazardous materials shipped in the U.S. each year? Texas American Society of Safety Engineers

  3. SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! • US Department Of Transportation • Collects fees from companies that transport hazardous materials • Texas Division of Emergency Management • Manages the HMEP program for the state

  4. HMEP GRANT FEDERAL BUDGETFISCAL YEAR 2012 PLANNING GRANT $365,675 TRAINING GRANT $948,059

  5. PLANNING GRANT

  6. Planning Grant Purpose of HMEP Planning Grant is to provide financial assistance to LEPC’s • Develop, improve, implement & enhance emergency plans • Commodity Flow Study • Within your jurisdiction • Between your jurisdiction and another State or Indian Country • The development and maintenance of a system to keep this information current

  7. Planning Grant • Exercises which test emergency plans • Response procedures for emergencies involving transportation of hazardous & radioactive materials • Assess local response capabilities • Assess the need for Regional Hazardous Material Response Teams

  8. Planning Grant • Hire temporary technical staff to support your planning requirements • Conduct transportation-related hazardous materials emergency drills and exercises. • Any other planning project relating to the transportation of hazardous materials which is approved by TDEM. • All projects must be related to • Transportation of Hazardous Material

  9. Hansford Lipscomb Sherman Ochiltree Dallam HMEP Planning Grants By County FY08-10 FY 10 FY 09 FY 08 Moore Hemphill Hutchinson Hartley Roberts Carson Gray Potter Wheeler Oldham Deaf Smith Armstrong Collingsworth Randall Donley Childress Swisher Parmer Castro Briscoe Hall Hardeman Motley Cottle Lamb Bailey Hale Floyd Foard Wilbarger Wichita Clay Montague Grayson Lamar Cooke Hockley Archer Fannin King Baylor Cochran Lubbock Dickens Red River Knox Crosby Bowie Delta Haskell Titus Collin Denton Young Jack Wise Franklin Lynn Terry Garza Kent Throckmorton Hunt Stonewall Morris Yoakum Hopkins Cass Camp Rockwall Rains Wood Parker Marion Tarrant Palo Pinto Fisher Upshur Shackelford Dallas Scurry Gaines Dawson Borden Kaufman Jones Stephens Van Zandt Harrison Gregg Smith Hood Nolan Taylor Johnson Mitchell Ellis Eastland Callahan Howard Andrews Martin Henderson Somervell Erath Panola Navarro Rusk Hill Cherokee Coleman Comanche Bosque Coke Loving Glasscock Ector Midland Winkler Anderson Brown Shelby El Paso Runnels Sterling Freestone Hamilton Nacogdoches McLennan Limestone Mills Ward Crane San Augustine Hudspeth Culberson Reagan Upton Tom Green Coryell Houston Concho Leon Sabine Irion Angelina Falls Reeves San Saba McCulloch Lampasas Trinity Bell Robertson Newton Madison Jasper Burnet Schleicher Menard Pecos Polk Milam Tyler Walker Mason Crockett Jeff Davis San Jacinto Llano Brazos Williamson Grimes Sutton Burleson Kimble Hardin Blanco Montgomery Lee Travis Gillespie Terrell Washington Orange Liberty Bastrop Waller Hays Kerr Presidio Edwards Val Verde Kendall Austin Jefferson Fayette Real Brewster Caldwell Comal Chambers Bandera Harris Colorado Guadalupe Fort Bend Bexar Gonzales Galveston Lavaca Kinney Uvalde Medina • Rural Counties (Populations under 150K) • Over 150K • 50K – 150K • Under 50K Wharton Wilson Brazoria DeWitt Jackson Karnes Matagorda Atascosa Frio Zavala Maverick Victoria Goliad Calhoun Dimmit Refugio La Salle Bee McMullen Live Oak Aransas Costal Plain LEPC San Patricio Webb Nueces Duval Jim Wells Kleberg Brooks Zapata Jim Hogg Kenedy Starr Willacy Hidalgo Cameron

  10. HMEP Planning Grants Awarded FY 2012

  11. HMEP Planning Grants Awarded FY 2011

  12. HMEP Planning Grants Awarded FY 2010

  13. HMEP Planning Grants Awarded FY 2009

  14. HMEP Planning Grants Awarded FY 2008

  15. Training Grant

  16. Training Grant Intent is to provide training to local jurisdictions which have little or no funds for First Responder HazardousMaterial Training

  17. Training Grant Provides Hazardous Materials Response Training At No Cost To You!

  18. Training Grant for Police Fire • EMS Public Works or any State, County, City employee or official who may become involved with HazMat.

  19. HMEP Training By County FY 2008 - 10 Hansford Lipscomb Sherman Ochiltree Dallam Are You On The Map? Hemphill Hartley Moore Hutchinson Roberts Gray Carson Potter Wheeler Oldham Armstrong Deaf Smith Randall Donley Collingsworth Swisher Parmer Castro Briscoe Hall Childress Hardeman Motley Cottle Lamb Bailey Hale Floyd Wichita Wilbarger Foard Clay Montague Lamar Grayson Cooke Crosby Hockley Archer Fannin Baylor King Dickens Red River Knox Lubbock Cochran Bowie Delta Titus Stonewall Jack Young Denton Collin Wise Franklin Haskell Lynn Terry Garza Kent Throckmorton Morris Hopkins Cass Hunt Yoakum Camp Rockwall Rains Wood Marion Parker Palo Pinto Dallas Tarrant Shackelford Gaines Dawson Borden Scurry Jones Fisher Upshur Stephens Van Zandt Kaufman Harrison Hood Gregg Smith Johnson Ellis Eastland Taylor Callahan Mitchell Nolan Howard Andrews Martin Henderson Erath Somervell Panola Rusk Navarro Hill Comanche Cherokee Bosque Loving Ector Coleman Midland Glasscock Winkler Anderson Brown Shelby El Paso Coke Runnels Sterling Freestone Hamilton Nacogdoches McLennan Mills Ward Limestone Hudspeth Culberson San Augustine Crane Reagan Upton Irion Tom Green Coryell Houston Concho Leon Sabine Falls Angelina Reeves San Saba McCulloch Lampasas Trinity Bell Robertson Jasper Madison Newton Burnet Schleicher Menard Pecos Polk Milam Tyler Walker Mason Crockett Jeff Davis San Jacinto Llano Brazos Williamson Burleson Sutton Kimble Grimes Hardin Blanco Montgomery Lee Travis Gillespie Terrell Washington Liberty Orange Bastrop Waller Hays Kerr Presidio Austin Jefferson Edwards Val Verde Kendall Fayette Comal Brewster Caldwell Harris Chambers Real Bandera Colorado Guadalupe Fort Bend Galveston Bexar Gonzales Lavaca Medina Kinney Uvalde Wharton Wilson Brazoria DeWitt Jackson Karnes Matagorda Atascosa Maverick Frio Zavala Location of HMEP Courses FY 10 (Projected) FY 09 FY 08 • Rural Counties (Populations under 150K) • Over 150K • 50K – 150K • Under 50K Victoria Goliad Calhoun Dimmit La Salle Bee Refugio McMullen Live Oak Aransas San Patricio Webb Nueces Duval Jim Wells Kleberg Brooks Zapata Jim Hogg Kenedy Starr Willacy Hidalgo Cameron

  20. Awareness Level Training • H-100 HazMat Awareness • H-101 Pipeline Emergencies Awareness

  21. Operations Level Training • H-200 HazMat First Responder Operations • H-201 Pipeline Emergencies Operations • H-202 Pipeline Emergencies Awareness/Operations • H-203 Confined Space Safety • H-204 HazMat First Responder • Awareness/Operations

  22. Technician Level Training • H-300 HazMat Emergency Response Technician Upgrade • H-301 HazMat Emergency Response Technician • H-302 HazMat Refresher Training • H-303 Pipeline • Emergencies Technician Brayton Fire Field Only

  23. Technician Level Training • H-304 Confined Space Rescue Technician • H-305 Oil Containment, Protection and • Recovery (Inland Water) • H-306 NFPA 1006 Trench Rescue (Non- Certification) • H-307 NFPA 472 Product • Control (Non-Certification)

  24. Advance Level Training • H-400 Advanced HazMat Technician • H-401 HazMat Incident Command System • H-402 NFA Chemistry of Hazardous Material • H-403 HazMat Chlorine Emergencies • H-404 Clandestine Drug Lab • H-405 Air Monitoring for • Hazardous Substances • H-406 Response to Illicit Laboratory Incidents - Operations (New)

  25. Certification Level Training • H-500 HazMat Technician – Texas Commission of Fire Protection (TCFP) • Pro-Board Certification • H-501 NFPA 472 HazMat Technician • H-502 NFPA 472 Incident Command • H 503 NFPA 1006 Confined Space Rescue Technician • H 504 NFPA 1006 Trench • Rescue

  26. Certification Level Training CERTIFIED Pro-Board H-505 NFPA 472 HazMat Product Control H-506 NFPA 472 HazMat Rail Specialist H-507 NFPA 472 HazMat Highway Specialist H-508 NFPA 472 HazMat Intermodal Specialist H-509 NFPA 472 HazMat Transportation Specialist H-510 Air Monitoring for Hazardous Material H-511 HazMat Awareness Level H-512 HazMat First Responder Operations H-513 NFPA Response to Illicit Laboratory Incidents

  27. Scheduling Courses • Determine training needs and when you want training • Coordinate with local Fire, Police, EMS, Public Works, Emergency Management Coordinators/Trainers • Complete HazMat Host Training & Planning Sheet atwww.preparingtexas.org

  28. Scheduling Courses • May request a course if you are: Elected Official, Fire/Police Chief, Emergency Management Coordinator, Public Works Director, Training Officer. • Recruit 25+ students per class(Absolute minimum is 15) • Provide a ADA approved classroom • Approved fire training facility (when required)

  29. We Provide • Qualified Training Instructors • Course materials (manuals, handouts, testing material, etc.) • Props (if needed) • Audio-visual equipment • Certificates for successful completion

  30. Contact Us Donald A. Loucks HMEP Program Officer (512) 424-5985 voice Sharrel Banks Registrar (512) 424-2844 voice (512) 424-7363 FAX EMDTechHaz@txdps.state.tx.us www.preparingtexas.org www.txdps.state.tx.us/dem

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