FEMA Integration Team Chatham Community Emergency Response Team - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

FEMA Integration Team Chatham Community Emergency Response Team Sept 25, 2019

Introduction David Musick FEMA Preparedness Officer Team Leader Member of NC CERT Introduction to FEMA – FEMA Integration Team – Team Objectives – Questions/Answers 2

FEMA’s Mission Helping people … before, during, and after disasters. 3

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2018/2019 Disasters, Emergencies and Activities 5

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FEMA Integration Teams • NC welcomes nation’s first FIT April 17, 2018 • 17 FIT staff in Region IV • In 2018: NC, TN & MS • In 2019 AL, FL, GA & KY • 2020: SC 7

NC FIT Design • Preparedness: Support CERT, Provide Community Outreach, Foster Individual Preparedness, Build Resilience • Hazard Mitigation: Assess Risk, Develop Risk Reduction Strategies and Plans, and Enhance Statewide Resiliency • Response/Operational Planning: Incident Management Plans, State Plans, Synchronize State/FEMA plans • Recovery: Mass Care Plans, Disaster Housing Plans, Individual Assistance Guidance

FEMA Integration Teams • Two roles: Regular duties and Disaster Duties • “We are the help before the help arrives.” • FIT members fold into the FEMA Regional and National deployed teams to serve where needed most during disasters. 9

FIT Duties • FIT Can: • FIT Can’t: • Participate in State Planning • Write State plans solo Efforts • Replace State Capability • Provide State and Local • Write Project Worksheets for partners with consultation Public Assistance and technical advice • Complete Grant Applications • Provide explanation of FEMA for State Agencies programs • Change FEMA Policy • Support outreach and preparedness activities • Support SEOC activations

National Preparedness David Musick, Team Lead FIT-NC Preparedness 917-434-8967 david.musick@fema.dhs.gov 11

National Preparedness • Help citizens and counties of NC prepare to respond to emergencies and disasters • Minimize effects of disasters and emergencies through better preparedness • Develop standards, training and exercises for state and local governments, responders and communities 12

National Preparedness Programs • Tribal Programs • State/Local Programs • Higher Education • Training • Citizen Corps and CERT • Exercises • Law Enforcement Liaison • Hazardous Materials • Continuity of Operations • Preparedness Grants • Radiological Emergency • After Action/Lessons Learned Preparedness Program 13

National Preparedness Goal 9/2015 A secure and resilient Nation with the capabilities required across the whole community to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to and recover from the threats and hazards that pose the greatest risk. 14

National Preparedness Mission Area Protection Prevention Response Recovery Mitigation Preparedness 15

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National Preparedness Cycle of Preparedness Evaluate and Improve Exercise/Mission Plan Organizing & Train Equip 17

National Preparedness ALL HAZARDS • Provides consistency for emergency management • Promotes efficient use of resources • Recognizes that the same framework can be used for all disasters 18

National Preparedness All Hazards Training Exercise Program • Community-based exercises • Exercise the Emergency Support Functions • National security exercises • Coordinates with other federal agencies on national exercises • Exercises Include Drills, Tabletop, Functional and Full Scale 19

National Preparedness FEMA Training Facilities • Emergency Management Institute • National Fire Academy • Center for Domestic Preparedness Training • State/Local Training available 20

Operations Planning Jordan Rink FIT-NC Planning 202-549-3879 jordan.rink@fema.dhs.gov 21

Operations Planning • Deliberate Plans Regional Plans, Emergency Operations Plans, Disaster Functional Plans, Strategic Plans • Future Operational Courses of Action, Forecasting, Cascading Effects, Planning Community Lifelines • Crisis Action Plans Incident Action Plans, Incident Support Plans, Disaster COOP Plans, Logistics Plans 22

Operations Planning National Planning Frameworks Federal Interagency Operational Plans Hazard/Incident Specific Annexes Regional Plans Department/Agency Plans State/Local Tribal Operations Plans 23

Operations Planning National Frameworks Federal Interagency Operational Plans • Integrate and synchronize federal • Summarize roles and capabilities responsibilities • Describe critical tasks and • Cover core capabilities responsibilities • Define coordinating structures • Provisions for rapid integration of • Describe relationships between resources and personnel mission areas • Supersede existing annexes to the National Response Framework 24

Operations Planning 25

Mitigation Edwardine Marrone FIT-NC Mitigation 404-433-3968 edwardine.marrone@fema.dhs.gov 26

Mitigation Hazard Mitigation Grants • Long-term risk reduction following a federal disaster declaration • Goal is to prevent future losses • Collaborative process 27

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Recovery Jim Jatko FIT-NC Recovery 609-675-3747 james.jatko@fema.dhs.gov 29

Recovery Begins before a disaster… …and ends only when you say so 30

Recovery FIT - FEMA R4 Recovery NCEM - Recovery Recovery Division Individual Planning Public 406 Hazard Assistance Assistance Mitigation Declarations PA Appeals Tribal Liaison NDRF Disaster Closeout 31

FIT-NC Contact Information David Musick Jordan Rink Preparedness Planning 917-434-8967 202-549-3879 david.musick@fema.dhs.gov jordan.rink@fema.dhs.gov Edwardine Marrone Jim Jatko Hazard Mitigation Recovery 404-433-3968 609-675-3747 edwardine.marrone@fema.dhs.gov james.jatko@fema.dhs.gov 32

33 Thank you. CERT. Any Questions Any Questions ?