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Attachment A FY05 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM • The identification of local units of government, appropriate State departmental regional /area boundaries, a description of how mass casualty incident response planning is coordinated among them, and a listing of relevant mutual aid agreements in effect. • The incident command /unified command /area command system description for the MRS operational area, to include a copy of the incident command Standard Operating Procedure, organization chart, and roster of pre - designated, qualified incident commanders. • Description of the operational response resource management process and supporting automated system(s), with emphasis on: identifying and typing resources; certifying and credentialing personnel; inventorying resources; identifying resource requirements; ordering and acquiring resources; and tracking and reporting resources. • NIMS implementation training; to document all related training to implement NIMS capability with MMRS funding. • Interoperability of command and control and operations communications to include standards /requirements, network diagrams, communications management plan, and first tier frequency, circuit, and device allocations as stated within DHS's S &T Directorate ( http: / /www.dhs.gov /dhspublic /interapp /editorial /editorial 0095.xml) and their Statement of Requirements (SoR) ( http: / /www.safecomprogram.gov /) for Interoperability. 5. Quarantine and isolation preparedness for a very large number of persons and sizeable geographic area(s). Ensure the adequacy of preparedness for this functional capability area, to include: • Identification of local officials (by office title) with appropriate legal authority to establish quarantine /isolation areas, or to rapidly obtain such action from State officials (identified by position title) with necessary legal authority. • Resource allocation of law enforcement personnel to enforce quarantine /isolation areas. • Work with MMRS Steering Committee members from local health department and hospital system to publicize local public health and hospital capabilities to do surveillance on, and identify, infectious agents endemic to the jurisdiction's metropolitan area, such as the animal -form of anthrax, and new infectious diseases, such as SARS. • Coordinate with MMRS public health, medical and hospital Steering Committee members to create awareness of emerging infectious diseases DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY I OFFICE FOR DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS 96