1. Electronics Stewardship Successes at a Small or Medium Sized Facility

2. Willis Hunter June 2009 2 Agenda  FLETC Background  Electronics Stewardship  FEC Challenge  The FLETC Experience  Questions

3. Willis Hunter June 2009 3 FLETC’s Vision and Mission MISSION: We train those who protect our Homeland. FLETC Graduates Memorial Glynco, GA VISION: We must provide fast, flexible, and focused training to secure and protect America.

4. Willis Hunter June 2009 4 San Salvador, El Salvador Gaborone, Botswana Artesia, NM Charleston, SC Glynco, GA Orlando, FL Washington, DC Cheltenham, MD Bangkok, Thailand Budapest, Hungary Domestic training sites: 4 FLETC-Managed International training sites: 2 Support sites: 2 FLETC-Supported International training sites: 2 Global Impact of FLETC Mission Mission – We train those who protect our homeland. Vision – We must provide fast, flexible, and focused training to secure and protect America. Values – Respect – Integrity – Service – Excellence

5. Willis Hunter June 2009 Who We Train  Partner Organizations: 88 federal law enforcement agencies  Examples: CBP, USBP, ICE, BOP, USMS, USSS, TSA, NCIS, IRS, USAF-OSI, USCP, USPP, NPS, USFS, TVA, ATFE, most OIGs, FPS, USCG, etc., etc., etc.  Other key customers: state, local, tribal, campus, and international LE agencies  Students trained FY 2008: 61,833 (208,356 student weeks)  Over 3 / 4 million officers and agents graduated since 1970 Type of Training ProgramFLETCAgencyTotal Basic94958 Advanced110300410 Total119349468 5

6. Willis Hunter June 2009 6 Glynco, GA: FLETC Headquarters > 60% of FLETC training workload Criminal Investigator, Uniformed Police and Land Management Police Training Programs

7. Willis Hunter June 2009 7 Artesia, NM: FLETC’s Western Site U.S. Border Patrol, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Federal Air Marshals and Federal Flight Deck Officer training

8. Willis Hunter June 2009 8 Charleston, SC: FLETC’s Newest Site Training for US Coast Guard and US Courts (Probation and Pre-Trial Services Officers) Maritime Security Training Advanced Training

9. Willis Hunter June 2009 9 Cheltenham, MD: Requalification Site Firearms and Driver Training requalification US Capitol Police Academy

10. Willis Hunter June 2009 10 ILEA Gaborone, Botswana Law enforcement training for Sub-Saharan Africa Began with 4 countries 29 countries currently participate

11. Willis Hunter June 2009 11 ILEA San Salvador Training in FY 2008  8 Core Programs  19 Specialized in San Salvador  5 Specialized in Lima, Peru Planned to replicate ILEA Bangkok

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13. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  Why Do We Need Electronics Stewardship?? 13

14. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship Federal Electronics Challenge 1.Acquisition 2.Operations & Maintenance 3.Disposal 14

15. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  Form a Working Group.  Decide what level of FEC you want to achieve.  Keep it as informal as possible the first year – formalize things more in Year 2.  Someone has to be the leader. Step 1 15

16. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  Sign Up for FEC Challenge (www.federalelectronicschallenge.net)  Begin identifying baseline and complete Baseline Survey w/i 6 weeks of registration.  Start implementing FEC options.  Chances are you are already doing most things required by FEC. Now you need to pull it together. Step 2 16

17. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  You probably want an SOP, Directive or Regulation.  Our first year we wrote an SOP and informally coordinated with CIO, Environmental and Property Mgmnt.  The SOP addressed all three life cycle phases.  In Year 2, we formalized the SOP by making it a Directive. Pulling It All Together 17

18. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  Don’t reinvent the wheel!  The FAR requires purchase of EPEAT products. See FAR Subpart 23.7.  Federal property regulations set out disposal practices. See 41 CFR Part 102.36 – Computers for Learning  It can save you money – UNICOR recycles electronics for free. You May Already Be Doing This Stuff 18

19. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  FLETC will purchase EPEAT ET products rated silver or above.  EPEAT provides clear criteria for manufacturers to develop environmentally friendly products  FAR also mandates EPEAT computers Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool Acquisition Phase 19

20. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  ET managers will develop policies to extend useful life of ET to 4 years  ET managers will enable energy savings features like “sleep mode” – this includes monitors, printers & copiers  ET managers will sanitize all ET products prior to disposition Operation & Maintenance Phase 20

21. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  FLETC target is to reutilize or recycle 100% of ET  PMD will dispose of computers IAW property disposal regulations  At end of year, PMD will provide a report on disposal of ET Disposition or End-of-Life Phase: 21

22. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  CISM Program – Assist battered women & children’s shelter  PMD Program - Cell Phones for Soldiers  Employee Computer Recycling Voluntary Recycling Programs 22

23. Willis Hunter June 2009 Electronics Stewardship  Anyone going for Gold need partners to mentor.  Cate Berard at OFEE can put you in touch with a mentor.  If all else fails, call me. Get A Mentor 23