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FYD% UA51 Grant AppJic2ilpil their given lnitiatives. FY07 UASI program activiiies inust address and wark to achieve the perforniancc mea.sures within those Target Capabilities for their submitted Investment Iniiiatives. d) National Priorities ,While state and }ocal agencies are str'iving to achieve the stAte's homeland security strategies, they arc also indirectiy supporting the national initiatives to prepare for terrorist incidents. `t hese National Priorities must be fulflfed statewide in order to receive futurc homeland sccurity grant funding. The costs, to complete these initiatives may be funded with FY07 UASI grant fiuids. The initiatives include: • Adopt and implement the National Incident Management System (1VIMS) and the National Response I'lan (NRP); • Implement the National Infrastructure Pratection Plan (NTPP); • Fnhance and expand Regiona! Collaboration; • Lnable Information/Yntelligence Fusion. 1) Ymplcment NIMS and NYrP: The NRP establishes a comprehensive all-hazards approaeh to managing domestic incidents. The NIMS provides a consisient framewark for entities at all jurisdictional levels to work togetiier to implement the NRP and manage dornestie incidents, regardless of cause, size, or complexity. • . • State and Jocal agencies are required to ceriify as part of their FY07 gant applications that they have met the FYOS a.nd FY06 _N1MS requiremer?ts. State associations are not considered respbnse organizations and thus are not required these requirements, but they are strongly encoura6cd to know and promote the requirements thru their prepazedncss effarts with lacal agencies. Yrior to reccirring• FY07 funds, Urban Arca grant recipients must certify their communities have initiated the following FY05 and FYOb NIMS requirements: • Adopt NTMS at the community level for a11 government departments and agencies, and promUte and encourage NIMS adaption by assaciations, utilities, non- governmental organizations (NCrOs), and private sectnr incident managemcnt and response arganizations, ? Manage a11 emergency incidents and preplaiuied (rccurring/special) events, regardless of sire, in accorciance wilh ICS organizational structures, doctrine and procedures, as defined in NIMS. 1CS implementation must inelucie the consistent application of an Incident Aetion Ptan with appropriate ICS documentation. • CoUrdinatc and support emergency incident And event managernent through the dcveloP_ment and use of inte?'atcd multi-agency coordinationsysterns, i.e. - develt?p -- _---------- ------- and maintain cpnnectivily capability betwecn lacal Incident Cornmand Posts (ICPs), local 911 Centers, loca] Emergency Qpcratians Ccnters (EOCs) and the Statc EOC. ? Implcment processes, procedures, and/pr plans to communicate timely, accurate information to the public during an incident through a Joint Information System and Joint Information Center. •Establish a NTIvIS baseline against the FFY 2005 and FFY 2046 implementation requiruments using the NIMS Capability Assessment Tool (NIMCAST). ? Develop and irnplement a systcm to coordinate all federAl preparedness funding ta implement the NTMS across the conununity (i.e. - Homeland Security Advisory CUmrnittee Ur 5imilar Sanctianed Orbanizatl0n). Page 3, September, 2007