1. Center for Domestic Preparedness

2. Background 1995 Significant Events Aum Shinrikyo Sarin attack on Tokyo subway system Oklahoma City Bombing (Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building) Federal, state, and local officials requested assistance from the US Army to help train and equip civilian responders for chemical attacks Fort McClellan placed on BRAC list (closed 4 years later) 1917Fort McClellan established as a mobilization and training center, eventually including the U.S. Army Chemical School

3. An Opportunity Unique training and support facilities at McClellan Facilities include “specially- designed buildings with sophisticated ventilatory and other decontamination equipment, sensitive chemical agent monitoring devices …” Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Facilities include “specially- designed buildings with sophisticated ventilatory and other decontamination equipment, sensitive chemical agent monitoring devices …” Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Facilities transfer in September 1999 created a $51 million cost avoidance

4. CDP Owned Structures 48 Buildings 900,000+ SQFT Building Space CDP’s McClellan Footprint CDP Owned Properties 176 Acres

5. Mission Identify, develop, test, and deliver training to state, local, and tribal emergency response providers; provide on-site and mobile training at the performance, management, and planning levels; and facilitate the delivery of training by the training partners of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Section 1204(c) of the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007, Public Law 110-53, 121 Stat. 266, August 3, 2007 (codified at 6 U.S.C. § 1102) Identify, develop, test, and deliver training to state, local, and tribal emergency response providers; provide on-site and mobile training at the performance, management, and planning levels; and facilitate the delivery of training by the training partners of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Section 1204(c) of the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007, Public Law 110-53, 121 Stat. 266, August 3, 2007 (codified at 6 U.S.C. § 1102)

6. National Domestic Preparedness Consortium Members: Center for Domestic Preparedness New Mexico’s Institute of Mining and Technology LSU’s National Center for Biomedical Research and Training Texas A&M’s National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Nevada Test Site’s National Exercise, Test, and Training Center Colorado’s Transportation Technology Center University of Hawaii’s National Disaster Preparedness Training Center

7. All-Hazards Training Alabama Tornados April 2011 HEALTHCARE NATURAL DISASTER TERRORISM Theater Shooting Aurora, CO July 2012 Boston Marathon April 2013 Environmental Protestors Helena, MT July 2011 PROTESTORS

8. Who We Train Emergency Management Emergency Medical Services Fire Service Governmental Administrative Hazardous Materials Healthcare Law Enforcement Public Health Public Safety Communications Public Works Agriculture Education Citizen/Community Volunteer Information Technology Security and Safety Search and Rescue Transportation $16,946.90

9. CDP Curriculum Law Enforcement Healthcare Command CBRNE Radiological

10. CDP Tribal/Native Alaskan Course Completions FY 11 – Present As of: October 1, 2015 FY 11 – 60 FY 12 – 84 FY 13 – 129 FY 14 – 167 FY 15 – 361

11. Resident Training Advanced, Hands-on Training Multidisciplinary Audience Geographically Diverse Networking Evening Lecture Series 5 - 10 Courses Weekly 2 - 5 days in length

12. Tribal Training Week March 20- 26, 2016 Six Training Programs just for Tribal Nations Integrated Capstone Event Table Top Exercise Geographically Diverse Networking

13. Incident Command: Capabilities, Planning and Response for All Hazards  30 Students/24 Hours  Objective: Provide instruction on CBRNE incident management and hands-on training with a simulation-driven exercise  Target Audience: All disciplines

14. Law Enforcement Protective Measures for CBRNE Incidents  30 Students/8 Hours  Objective: Provides law enforcement responders with the ability to train in CBRNE- specific skills, reinforcing their ability to identify suspicious activity that could lead to a CBRNE event and with the knowledge to respond to a CBRNE event  Target Audience: Sworn LE

15. Law Enforcement Response Actions for CBRNE Incidents  30 Students/8 Hours  Objective: Provides law enforcement responders with CBRNE-specific response skills, enabling them to safely respond to a suspected Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) incident  Target Audience: Sworn LE

16. Practice and Validate Skills Operate Safely Build Confidence Verify Operational Procedures Establish Credibility Practice and Validate Skills Operate Safely Build Confidence Verify Operational Procedures Establish Credibility “If you have not trained in live agent, you are not prepared for a WMD incident.” Robert Burg Office of the Attending Physician United States Congress “If you have not trained in live agent, you are not prepared for a WMD incident.” Robert Burg Office of the Attending Physician United States Congress “…measures of confidence were clearly higher for subjects trained with toxic agent than for subjects without such training…” Walter Reed Army Institute of Research “…measures of confidence were clearly higher for subjects trained with toxic agent than for subjects without such training…” Walter Reed Army Institute of Research COBRA Training Facility Chemical, Ordnance, Biological and Radiological (COBRA)

17. Hands on Training Law Enforcement  30 Students/8 Hours  Objective: Provide LE Officers hands-on training that provides practice to complex skills such as tactically deploy individual weapon systems while wearing PPE; and prevent destruction or alteration of evidence in a CBRNE crime scene  Target Audience: Law Enforcement

18. Northville Training Scenario  Scenario and task-based exercises  Performance-oriented- individual and teams  Northville Scenario is included in the following courses:  PER-261 HT  PER-260 TERT  PER-262 HOT  PER-900 HOT-I  PER-313 HOT-LE

19. Noble Training Facility The nation’s only hospital training facility dedicated solely to preparing the healthcare, public health, and environmental health communities for mass casualty events related to terrorism or natural disasters.

20. Emergency Medical Operations for CBRNE Incidents  40 Students/32 Hours  Objective: Participants will be able to demonstrate emergency medical response knowledge and skills during a CBRNE specific incident or a Mass Casualty Incident  Target Audience: EMT’s, Paramedics, ER Staff (Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurses)

21. Hospital Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents  40 Students/24 Hours  Objective: Provide medical operations guidance for personnel involved in a mass casualty incident  Target Audience: HC, PH, EMS, Security, Safety,

22. Healthcare Leadership for Mass Casualty Incidents  60 Students/32 Hours  Objective: Assist healthcare professionals in making the appropriate decisions in response to a mass casualty incident  Target Audience: HC, PH, EMS, Security, Safety

23. Advanced Public Information Officer: Health and Hospital Emergencies  40 Students/32 Hours  Objective: Provide instruction on the application of public information skills to a major emergency or disaster situation  Target Audience: HC, PH, EMS

24. Accreditation Authorized Provider by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) For Nurses – CEU’s available through Alabama Board of Nursing For Physicians – CME’s available through University of Alabama at Birmingham For EMS – CEU’s available through Continuing Education Coordinating Board for EMS

25. Fully Funded Door-to-Door Travel Reimbursed Mileage roundtrip to airport at authorized rate Airport Parking (cheapest) Baggage (one piece) Back to Back Classes Per Diem over weekend Rental Car with one tank gas

26. Online Registration FEMA Student Identification Number (SID) CDP Student Portal (Provide Unique Information) CDP Training Registration System (TRS) (Complete Application) Supervisor Approval (Email with Link) State/Tribal Training Office Approval CDP Regional Coordinator for Action Email Confirmation (Generally within 72 hours) Travel Information Email (About 2 weeks prior to departure)

27. Training Enhancements COBRA TF / Northville Integrated Capstone Event Noble TF Emergency Department Subway Rail SystemIndoor Street Scene

28. Current Fill Status 28 ProgramConfirmed Seats Hold Seats By Name Open Seats HCL/ICE302010 HERT/HERT TtT/ ICE2875 EMO/ICE131017 IC/TTX18120 LEPM/HOT LE/LERA/TTX3027 APIO0400 As of: November 3, 2015

29. CDP Tribal Training Coordinator David Hall David.Hall@fema.dhs.gov 866-213-9548 http://cdp.dhs.gov