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ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY OCTA
Contract #
A-2005-310-23
Agency
Police
Council Approval Date
9/19/2005
Destruction Year
2012
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<br />FY05 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM - VERSION 2.0, 12-22-2004 <br /> <br />http://www.citizencorps.qov.toinclude managing the approval process for local Citizen <br />Corps Councils, managing administrative section passwords for local users, and <br />managing subscribers and e-mails to subscribers. <br /> <br />ReportinQ Requirements <br />In addition to the ISIP and BISR reporting requirements for CCP as a component of <br />HSGP, states and communities are also expected to register and update <br />information regarding their Citizen Corps Councils and programslactivities on the <br />Citizen Corps website and on other relevant programmatic websites. <br /> <br />C. Authorized Program Expenditures <br /> <br />Consistent with SHSP, CCP funding may be used in any of five categories: <br /> <br />1, Planning (to include evaluation, public education/outreach, and citizen <br />participation in volunteer programs and activities) <br />2, Equipment <br />3, Training <br />4, Exercises <br />5, M&A costs associated with implementing and managing CCP, <br /> <br />Expenditures must advance the Citizen Corps mission to have everyone participate in <br />hometown security through preparedness training, exercise, and volunteer service. <br />Please refer to Appendix A: Authorized Program Expenditures for additional information <br />on authorized and unauthorized expenditures. <br /> <br />PlanninQ <br />Establish and/or enhance Citizen Corps Councils, to include planning and <br />evaluation. Costs associated with activities to develop and implement a state, regional, <br />local, or tribal Citizen Corps all-hazards strategic plan to engage all the full community <br />in hometown security, Citizen Corps implementation plans are not required to be <br />submitted to ODP, but rather are essential tools to guide new and existing Citizen Corps <br />Councils in achieving their goals and objectives for the community, Citizen Corps <br />implementation plans should include: <br /> <br />. Evaluate the community's existing all-hazards plans, vulnerabilities, needs, and <br />citizen preparedness and participation <br />. Implement Citizen Corps programs at the community level to support local <br />emergency responders, which include CERT, MRC, Neighborhood Watch, VIPS, <br />Fire Corps, and affiliate programs <br />. Conduct public education campaigns, including promoting the Ready.gov <br />preparedness message <br />. Provide training for citizens, trainers, and council members <br />. Develop targeted outreach for all ages, ethnic and cultural groups persons with <br />disabilities, and special needs populations <br /> <br />DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY I OFFICE FOR DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS <br /> <br />81 <br /> <br />
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