Ohio Emergency Management Agency Directors Seminar April 15

Ohio Emergency Management Agency Directors’ Seminar April 15 -16, 2009 Nancy J. Dragani Executive Director Mel House Operations Division Director

Plans Branch Ted Filer, Branch Chief

PLANS BRANCH § Working to provide county emergency management with minimum requirements for SNS Distribution support plans § Redesigned G 235 Emergency Planning Course (1 day/first course May 5) § National Shelter System data gathering § Contracted OCSC (ESF-6 lead) § Much data already input by ARC § Need County Director help to get non-ARC data input (Aug 09? ) § ARC Regional Training

PLANS BRANCH § Gap Analysis § § FEMA-sponsored project Assist FEMA with planning response to catastrophic scenario Evaluating during IEMC exercise Statewide effort? § Emergency Power Generation Analysis § State of Ohio/FEMA/Corps of Engineers § Shelters, long-term care facilities, retail fuel stations § 80 sites (tap-in, generator type) § National Incident Management System—FFY 09 Requirements § State of Ohio Guidance § EMAO Request—Association Outreach § Key Compliance Activities (ICS 400 & NIMSCAST)

PLANS BRANCH § National Incident Management System—FFY 09 Requirements: Letters to the Governor of each of your states were sent by the FEMA Administrator detailing the requirements for FY 2009. A generic copy can be found at http: //www. fema. gov/pdf/emergency/nims/All. Governors_2 009_NIMS_Implementation. Letter. IMSI. pdf Included is a requirement for ICS-400. Here is the specific language: For 2009, States should continue to follow all guidance contained in the 5 -Year NIMS Training Plan, released in February 2008, to include implementation of ICS-400: Advanced ICS training.

Field Operations, Training, & Exercise Branch Denny Tomcik, Branch Chief

Field Operations Projects § SERC EEM and Plan Crosswalk Revisions § Introduction to Emergency Management Course— April 2009 § Continue to refine EMPG reimbursement process —have processed over $1. 8 M in cash requests in last 6 months § Working After Action items from September “High Winds” event and February Ice Storm to improve Field Desk interaction with counties

Training Projects § Seventeen courses in FY 2008; twenty-one scheduled for FY 2009 § OAC-required courses § PDS courses § APS courses § Working with Cincinnati State CC and Owens CC to deliver training with college credit § Working with University of Findlay to deliver courses through continuing education department § Discussing partnership with Cuyahoga CC § Learning Management System replacement § Live by July 1, 2010 § Online training potential

Training Projects (continued) § $50 K available to counties conducting classes—all $50 K allocated (hope to extend program through FY 09 SHSP) § Integrated Emergency Management Course and Exercise —June 2009 (State, Madison, Delaware, and Franklin counties) § Buck Adams, Vikki Bunting, and Brian Galligher achieved Silver Level recognition from CDP for providing more than 15 ICS classes § Training Council thanks…

Exercise Projects § FY 2007 HSGEP - Counties of Butler (with Hamilton, Montgomery, and Warren), Clinton (with Fayette and Highland), Franklin (with Madison County), Logan (with Auglaize), Mahoning (with Columbiana), and Trumbull (with Geauga and Portage); Cleveland UASI; Toledo MMRS; and the Ohio Department of Mental Health § FY 2008 HSGEP - IED Focus. Counties of Clark, Cuyahoga, Jackson, Hamilton, Lake, Lorain, and Union § FY 2008 SHSP (Local Funds) - Franklin County has applied for three (3) exercises utilizing local FY 2008 SHSP funds

Exercise Projects § FY 2008 IECGP - State of Ohio (EMA, OSHP, MARCS) w/Morgan County; Toledo/Lucas County; others TBD § Rolling out regional HSEEP Training Courses (on demand) § Soon to begin offering HSEEP Toolkit Training Courses § Revising Terrorism EEM to be an All-Hazards EEM that is consistent with the Target Capabilities List

Readiness & Response Jim Dwertman, Branch Chief

Significant Projects § Local EMA access to Ops. Center Information— Ohio Incident Report § Revised Ops. Center basic curriculum § Developing State EOC position-specific role training § Developed paper back-up system § Developing web-based training applications § COOP/COG Presentations § Ohio Recorders Association § Ohio Municipal League § Completed local court COOP guidance and CD

Radiological Branch Carol O’Claire, Branch Chief

Radiological Branch • Nuclear Power Plant Response/Exercises – Davis-Besse – Perry – Beaver Valley • Utility Radiological Safety Board (URSB)— ensures NPP safety—Ohio EMA Chair • First Responder Radiological Equipment • State Response (Assessment, FMT, Liaisons to JIC, EOF, and Counties) • Radiological Transportation

Nuclear Power Plants Coordinate with Nuclear Regulatory Commission and FEMA on all NPP activities n Coordinate directly with 3 power n n plant utilities Coordinate with 6 Ohio counties in Emergency Planning Zones Annual radiological plan updates 3 federally-graded NPP exercises every 2 years + 3 mini-drills per plant per year Perry Nuclear Power Plant

Davis-Besse Exercise • • • Partial Participation Exercise Dry Run - April 14, 2009 Evaluated Exercise - May 12, 2009 AG • January 27, 2009 • Comments provided to NRC 2 Beaver Valley Hostile Action Drill G 1 A IZB ne! Aaaaaaaa! Run everyo ! The canary is WIRED

Radiological Transportation

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