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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 />To energize the national focus on preventing and responding to lED attacks, ODP is <br />developing an end-to-end prototype planning tool based on the lED National Planning <br />Scenario. The lED scenario includes a detailed 'prevention prologue' chronicling <br />plausible pre-attack adversary tactics, techniques and procedures, as well as depictions <br />of the attack and its effects, This prologue and the attack scenario provide a means to <br />evaluate task proficiency, regional prevention frameworks, and response in exercises <br />and other forms of evaluation. <br /> <br />In recognition of the lED threat, and as an initial step in implementation of HSPD- <br />8, each urban area receiving FY05 UASI funds must develop a multi-jurisdictional <br />prevention and response plan based on the lED scenario and test their integrated <br />plan(s) through a cycle of exercise activity (at a minimum, two discussion-based <br />and one full-scale evaluated exercise) that addresses the associated tasks as <br />outlined in the lED scenario. If a state does not have a designated urban area(s), <br />then it must identify a multi-jurisdictional metropolitan area or region in which to <br />conduct this lED exercise. If a state had an urban area participating in the UASI <br />program in previous fiscal years, the state is strongly encouraged to use those <br />jurisdictions to meet the lED exercise requirement. <br /> <br />The lED exercise requirement is intended to support the prioritized development and <br />evaluation of plans, policies, procedures, protocols, and capabilities for the prevention <br />and detection of and response to an incident of national significance as depicted in the <br />lED scenario. The goal of this planning and exercise requirement is to facilitate the <br />integration of regional operational planning and activities across urban areas. In <br />addition, these activities will serve as an initial step toward implementation of HSPD-8. <br /> <br />ODP will release specific guidance on complying with this planning and exercise <br />requirement in concert with the release of the National Planning Guidance in March <br />2005, Following the release of this guidance, grantees will have six months to conduct <br />the planning and synchronization necessary to integrate regional prevention and <br />response efforts either into an existing framework or into a new planning document for <br />the lED scenario. Grantees will then have one year following the submission of the <br />integrated plan(s) to complete the multi-jurisdictional exercise activities, The regional <br />plan must include NIMS principles and concepts, including use of ICS, and must be <br />submitted to ODP, <br /> <br />D. Achieving Tactical Interoperable Communications <br /> <br />Inadequate and unreliable wireless communications have plagued public safety <br />organizations for decades. These challenges were dramatically highlighted during the <br />response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Interoperability issues persist <br />and in many cases public safety agencies cannot perform their mission-critical duties as <br />a result. These agencies are unable to share critical voice and/or data information via <br />radio with other jurisdictions in day-to-day operations and emergency response to <br />incidents, including acts of terrorism and natural disasters. <br /> <br />DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY I OFFICE FOR DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS <br /> <br />51 <br /> <br />
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