Funding and Evaluating Emergency Preparedness & Response Plans for First Responders

Grants Funding, Emergency Planning, and Crisis Management Strategies for Local Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS Agencies

Date: June 10-12, 2002
Location: Wyndham City Center Hotel, Washington, DC

In Association With:

International Association of Emergency Managers

Update from the White House Office of Homeland Security

Reviewing and Assessing the Adequacy of Federal Emergency Response Plans that Pertain to Terrorist Threats or Attacks within the United States
Coordinating Domestic Exercises, Simulations and Activities for Training Federal, State, and Local Employees who would be Called Upon to Respond to a Threat or Attack
Coordinating National Efforts to Ensure Public Health Preparedness for a Terrorist Attack

Identifying and Obtaining New Sources of Funding for Vital Training and Equipment for Improving Police, Fire and EMS Capabilities
Insights From the Federal Emergency Management Agency and The Office of Domestic Preparedness
Successful Grant Writing Tips from the Experts

Tools for Updating, Evaluating and Testing Emergency Preparedness & Response Plans

· Lessons Learned for New York and Oklahoma City

· Coordinating The Federal, State and Local Law Enforcement Response

· Integrated Command and On-Site Emergency Management

· Assessing Resources: Implications for Planning

PLUS: Two Interactive Application Workshops

· Successful Grant Writing: Key Criteria Sought by Federal Agencies

· Updating Emergency Plans to Include Acts

of Terrorism

Agenda

Summit Brochure (Adobe Acrobat pdf)

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