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FY07 UASI Gr2ntApplication • Kevise and update plans and standard operation procedures (SOPs) to incorparate NIMS and Nationa! Response Plan (NRP) components, principles and polieies, to include planning, training, responsc, exercises, cquipment, cr+aluation and corrective ac:lions. • Participate in and promote intrastate and intcragency muttial aid agrcements, to include agrcements with the private sector and non-governmental organizations. + Complete "TS-700 NIMS; An Introduction" training. • Complete "IS-800 IVR.p: An Introduction" training, ? Camplete r5- 1 00 (ICS ] 00) and IS-200 (ICS 204) training. • Participate in an all-hazard exercisc pragram based an NIMS thal invotves responders . from multiple disciptines and multiple jurisdictions. • Tncorporate corrective actions inta preparedness and response plans and procedures. • inventory community response assets to confonn to homeland securily resourcc typing standaz'ds. + To the extent pcrrrrissible by law, ensure that rclevant natianal standards and guidance ta achieve eyuipment, communication, and data interoperabi[ity aFe incorporated into local acquisition programs, a Apply standardized and consistent terminology, including the establishment of plain F_nglish communications standards across the public safety sector, Incident response conununieations (during exerCises and actuat incidenls) should feature plain Lnglish commands s4 they will be able to function in a multi-agency and/ar multi- jurisdictional environrncnt. Agcncies can fnd detailed information on NIMS principles and requirements via OEMA's hamepage at www.cma.ohio.g,ov/NIMS. The NRl', using the templatc establishcd by the NIMS, is an a11-discipline, all-ha-r,ards plan that provicies the structure and mechanisms to coordinate aperationS for evolving or potential high-impacl events Ehat require a eoordinaled and effective response by an appropriate combination qf Federal, Statz, local, ttnd private sectar entities. Agencies should be revising and updating their respvnse plans and SOl's to ensure its functionality and carnpatibility with the NRP as wel] as thc State's EOP. The FY07 HSGP again encourages the priority that emphasizes "Catastrophic" p[anning. Catastrophic incidents result in sustained national impacts ovcr a prolonged period of time, and alrnost immediately exceed resources normally available to Staie and lacal authorities. As deiined by tho NRP, a Gatastrophic incident is any natural, technical, or manrnade incident, ---inciuding terrorism,-that-results in-extraordinary-Ievels of mass caSUalties; damage, 6r disruption -- severely aCfecting the popuiation, infrastructure, cnvironmcni, economy, morale, and/ot government funetions at the nulional level, Please note, that a locally-declared disaster and cven a Presidential-declared disaster may not constittate a cAtastrophic incidcnt. As such, agencies should evaluatc their preparedness and response capabilities for such an cvent, and take the Appropriate steps to plan how to mitigate, prepare for, respond to and recover f`rotil such a catastrophic event. While funding f'or these activities can bc funded with UASI grant funds, agencics can alsa prcpare for such events utili•r..ing SHSP or other state or fcderal grant ftinds. - Page 4, $eptem6er, 2007