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Federal Emergency

Management

Agency Region 3

Training &

Exercise

Schedule

June/July 2017

Fire Safety Tips: Wildfire Season

- Create a safety zone of up to 100 feet around your home.

- Remove pine needles and dry leaves from around your home.

- Keep woodpiles at least 30 feet from your home.

- Follow evacuation instructions from your local emergency officials.

- Hold community meetings and work with neighbors to prepare the neighborhood for wildfires.

- Practice two ways out of your neighborhood to prepare for a scenario where the roads may be blocked.

- Make sure driveways and house numbers are clearly marked and can be seen from the road.

- Meet with your local fire department and find out how department personnel can help you prepare for

wildfires.

Remember to always stay aware of your environment, and if instructed by local emergency officials to

evacuate, please do so. For more information and safety tips about wildfires, visit the U.S. Fire

Administration website.

Training Course Location/Date Point of Contact Description/Audience

Delaware

DEMA

HURREVAC2017

DEMA

June 1

[email protected] This training is hands on active training using the system, it

is not a classroom based training program. This course will

provide the user with the ability to log into Web EOC and

begin to use the various parts of the system. The user will be

given the tools to sign in, use the activity sheet, complete a

tasking, complete a Resource Request and send it to the

proper person, and become familiar with the various other

parts of Web EOC that are used in an activation.

DEMA AWR-136:

Essentials of

Community Cyber

Security & MGT-

384: Community

Preparedness for

Cyber Incidents

(Combined Course)

Delaware State Fire

School June 6

[email protected] This course provides individuals, community leaders, and

first responders with information on how cyberattacks can

impact, prevent, and/or stop operations and emergency

responses in a community.

DEMA G-288:

Local Volunteer

and Donations

Management

DEMA

June 7-8

[email protected] This course addresses the planning considerations and

operational requirements for an effective donations

management system at the local level. A special emphasis is

put on the importance of collaborative partnerships between

local government, voluntary agencies, and community

organizations as the key to success in volunteer and

donations management.

DEMA ICS-200:

Basic ICS - Single

Resources and

Initial Action

Incidents

Delaware State Fire

School June 14-15

[email protected] This course is designed to enable personnel to operate

efficiently during an incident or event using the Incident

Command System focusing on the management of single

resources. The course will satisfy state training requirements

for incident responders and will fulfill the prerequisite for

attendance in higher level ICS courses (ICS 300/400). As

part of NIMS compliance requirements, Delaware has

implemented the requirement that all personnel that are likely

to assume a supervisory or management level role in ICS

must attend an ICS 200 level course.

mailto:[email protected]




DEMA AWR-148:

Crisis Management

for School-Based

Incidents

Delaware State Fire

School June 27

[email protected] This course was developed to educate rural law enforcement

personnel as well as school administrators and personnel on

the elements that must be in place to effectively respond to a

school-based emergency.

District of Columbia

L-958:

NIMS ICS All-

Hazards

Operations Section

Chief

DC Department of

Health EOC June 1-2

Https://trainingtrack.hsema.dc.gov For additional information please see:

https://trainingtrack.hsema.dc.gov/PopUps/CourseInformatio

n.aspx?Id=87&SessionId=461

L-962:

NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Planning

Section Chief

DC Department of

Health EOC June 5-8




Public Safety

Telecommunicator

1, 7th Edition

Unified

Communications

Center June 5-9




L-967:

NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Logistics

Section Chief

DC Department of

Health EOC June 12-16




Jurisdictional

Threat and Hazard

Identification and

Risk Assessment

Unified

Communications

Center June 14-15





https://trainingtrack.hsema.dc.gov/

https://trainingtrack.hsema.dc.gov/PopUps/CourseInformation.aspx?Id=87&SessionId=461














L-964:

NIMS ICS All-

Hazards Situation

Unit Leader

DC Department of

Health EOC June 19-23




Public Assistance

(PA) Preliminary

Damage

Assessment

Training

Unified

Communications

Center June 20-22




GIS & NG911 for

the PSAP

Unified

Communications

Center June 22




ICS-402:

ICS Overview for

Executives/Senior

Officials

Unified

Communications

Center June 23




COMT Training PSCC

June 26-30




Emergency Liaison

Officer Training

Unified

Communications

Center June 29






















Basic Interoperable

Radio Training

Unified

Communications

Center July 10




Homemade

Explosives:

Awareness,

Recognition, and

Response (HME)

R.I.S.E.

Demonstration

Center July 10-14




Readiness:

Training,

Identification &

Preparedness

Planning

Unified

Communications

Center July 12-13




Disaster Operations

and the

Communications

Center

Unified

Communications

Center July 17




G-191:

ICS/EOC Interface

- Workshop

Unified

Communications

Center July 18




District Planners

Course

Unified

Communications

Center July 25-27






















Homeland Security

Exercise and

Evaluation

Program (HSEEP)

Unified

Communications

Center July 26-27




Maryland

G-191:

ICS/EOC Interface Prince Georges

County June 8

James N. Robey

Public Safety

Training Center

June 13

[email protected] The goal of the course is to provide state and local

emergency management officials with the knowledge and

skills they need to operate an Emergency Operating Center

(EOC) and interface it with an Incident Command System

(ICS) field operation. The course provides an opportunity for

participants to begin developing an ICS/EOC interface for

their community. The course reviews ICS and EOC

responsibilities and functions and depends heavily on

exercise and group discussions to formulate the interface.

ICS-300:

Intermediate ICS Prince Georges

County June 13-15

Maritime Learning

Center June 21-23

[email protected]

[email protected]

This course provides training on and resources for personnel

who require advanced application of the Incident Command

System (ICS). This course expands upon information

covered in the ICS-100 and ICS-200 courses.

SEOC Operations

Section

MEMA

June 15

[email protected] This training will provide a general overview of the roles and

responsibilities of the SEOC Operations Section (9AM –

10AM)

SEOC

Finance/Admin

Section

MEMA

June 15


responsibilities of the SEOC Finance/Admin Section (10:30

AM – 12:00 PM)









SEOC

Finance/Admin

Section

MEMA

June 21


responsibilities of the SEOC Finance/Admin Section (9AM –

10:30 AM)

SEOC Operations

Section

MEMA

June 21


responsibilities of the SEOC Operations Section (10:30 AM

– 12:00 PM)

HURREVAC

Training Talbot County

EOC June 28

Calvert County

Alternate EOC

June 29

[email protected] The course will cover the software layout, where the

buttons/features are located and what they do, and will cover

the available graphic and reporting features of the program.

HURREVAC (short for Hurricane Evacuation) is a storm

tracking and decision support tool. The program combines

live feeds of tropical cyclone forecast information with data

from various state Hurricane Evacuation Studies (HES) to

assist the local emergency manager in determining the most

prudent evacuation decision time and the potential for

significant storm effects such as wind and storm surge. Many

Emergency Operations Centers use HURREVAC as a

situational awareness and briefing tool.

Per-335:

Critical Decision

Making for

Complex

Coordinated

Attacks

Talbot County

Community Center July 10-11

[email protected] This course provides first responders from multiple

disciplines with skills to manage the initial response to a

large-scale attack in a chaotic environment during a complex

coordinated attack (CCA). It aims to train responders in

how to use intuitive skills such as observation, analysis,

anticipation, and awareness to recognize the possibility of an

attack involving multiple incidents of an extreme magnitude

that inundate resources, exceed conventional tactics and

strategies, and often require a joint response involving

members from multiple disciplines and jurisdictions.





ICS-400:

Advanced ICS Maritime Learning

Center July 12-13

[email protected] This course expands upon information covered in ICS-100

through ICS-300 courses. These earlier courses are

prerequisites for ICS-400. The course objectives are as

follows: • Explain how major incidents engender special

management challenges. • Describe the circumstances in

which an Area Command is established. • Describe the

circumstances in which multiagency coordination systems

are established.

G-557:

Rapid Needs

Assessment

Prince Georges

County July 12

James N. Robles

Public Safety

Training Center

July 26

[email protected] In order to receive the benefits of a Rapid Needs Assessment

the assessment process must be effectively planned.

Assessments just do not happen when a disaster or

emergency occurs. They require planning and training to

support the planned activity if they are to realize their

greatest potential. The Rapid Needs Assessment must be

rapidly implemented by local governments. Assessment

teams must be identified and trained together. The field

teams need to be supported by personnel who can rapidly

analyze the findings of the individual teams and presented to

management to support prioritization and decision-making.

PER-320:

Personal Protective

Measures for

Biological Events

Garnett County

Health Department July 17

[email protected] This course focuses on the challenges faced by first

responders and clinical health care professionals in pre-

hospital and hospital environments as they deal with personal

protective equipment (PPE) needs and potential

contamination issues when working with highly infectious

diseases. Personal Protective Measures for Biological Events

provides students with an overview of personal protective

equipment (PPE), and includes an experiential learning

activity (ELA) practicing donning and doffing PPE Level C.

New Jersey




AHIMT L-984:

Task Force - Strike

Team Leader

Course

ROIC

June 12-14

[email protected] This course will provide local and state level emergency

responders with a robust understanding of the duties,

responsibilities, and capabilities of an effective Task

Force/Strike Team Leader on an All-Hazards Incident

Management Team (AHIMT).

L-0110:

National

Emergency

Management Basic

Academy Train the

Trainer

NJSP Troop C

Headquarters July 10-14

[email protected] For additional information and pre-requisites please see:

http://www.state.nj.us/njoem/programs/pdf/20170705_additi

onalinfo_l0110.pdf

Pennsylvania

L-973:

All-Hazards

Position Specific

Finance/Admin

Section

PEMA

June 12-15

Graham Hess

717-651-2256

[email protected]

For additional information please see the PEMA training

calendar at:

https://exercise.pema-kc.org/calendar/includes/event.phg

ICS-400:

Advanced ICS

Eagleville

June 12-13

Heather Morgan

610-631-6517

[email protected]


calendar at:


G-290:

Basic Public

Information Officer

PEMA

June 14-15

Bill Dunlap

717-651-2256

[email protected]


calendar at:


K-146:

Homeland Security

Exercise and

Evaluation

Program (HSEEP)

Wilkes Barre,

Luzerne County

June 19-20


calendar at:




http://www.state.nj.us/njoem/programs/pdf/20170705_additionalinfo_l0110.pdf

http://www.state.nj.us/njoem/programs/pdf/20170705_additionalinfo_l0110.pdf








ICS-300:

Intermediate ICS

PEMA

June 20-22

Bill Dunlap

717-651-2256

[email protected]


calendar at:


G-191:

ICS/EOC Interface

PEMA

June 22

Bill Dunlap

717-651-2256

[email protected]


calendar at:


AWR-219:

Site Protection

Observational

Techniques

Philadelphia

June 26-28

Salvatore Caputo

267-443-9556

[email protected]


calendar at:


PER-275:

Law Enforcement

Active Shooter

Training

Cairnbrook,

Somerset County June 27-29

Joel Landis

814-445-1515

[email protected]


calendar at:


G-271:

Severe Weather

PEMA

July 12-13

Graham Hess

717-651-2256

[email protected]


calendar at:


ICS-400:

Advanced ICS

Eagleville

July 12-13

Heather Morgan

610-631-6517

[email protected]


calendar at:


ICS-400

Advanced ICS

PEMA

July 18-19

Graham Hess

717-651-2256

[email protected]


calendar at:
















G-191:

ICS/EOC Interface

PEMA

July 20

Graham Hess

717-651-2701

[email protected]


calendar at:


Virginia

S-231:

Search and Rescue

Team Member

(Entry Level)

Frederick County

Public Safety

Training Center

June 1

[email protected] v This Entry-level field training designed to introduce the field

responder to standardized practices for a search and rescue

response. Course content includes an overview of the state

system, legal concerns, SAR operations, search strategy &

tactics, personal preparedness, wilderness survival, land

navigation, and basic wilderness rescue. The STM course

consists of approx. 60% classroom and 40% field instruction.

Fieldwork is held regardless of current weather conditions

unless extreme conditions present personal safety concerns.

S-331:

Search and Rescue

Team Leader

(Intermediate

Level)

Frederick County

Public Safety

Training Center

June 2

[email protected] v Intermediate-level training in search team management,

implementation of search tactics, supervision of team

performance, proper use of semi-technical rescue equipment,

and evacuation management. The STL course consists of

approx. 60% classroom and 40% field instruction. Fieldwork

is held regardless of current weather conditions unless

extreme conditions present personal safety concerns.

Chemistry of

Hazardous

Materials

Yorktown HM/

CBRNE Training

Facility June 5-16

[email protected]

ov

This Specialist-level course is a ten-day program of intense

instruction that provides a sound understanding of the basic

chemistry of hazardous materials. Directed at the underlying

reasons for the chemical behavior of hazardous materials, the

course is designed to improve decision-making, safety in

operations, and handling of hazardous materials. The class is

heavily chemistry-oriented and presented in lecture format

with evening review sessions.







G-290:

Public Information

Officer

Gloucester County

EOC June 6

[email protected]

ov

This two day course is designed for the new or less

experienced Public Information Officer (PIO) and focuses on

essential emergency PIO functions. The course will teach

PIOs how to write a news release, conduct an on-camera

interview and prepare awareness campaigns. The class is a

prerequisite for the Advanced Public Information Course

(E388) at the Emergency Management Institute.

L-0146:

Homeland Security

Exercise Evaluation

Program (HSEEP)

Richmond Fire and

Emergency

Services June 6

[email protected] This 2-day period of instruction is for those individuals that

are directly involved in the planning, design and evaluation

of training exercises. The intermediate-level course

incorporates exercise guidance and best practices from the

HSEEP Volumes. It is an interactive course that allows

participants to share personal lessons learned and best

practices while gaining practical experience. In addition to

the instructor-led course presentations, the course includes

small group activities, group discussions, and introductions

to HSEEP and related initiatives such as supporting

technology (e.g., HSEEP Toolkit) and capabilities-based

planning (e.g., UTL and TCL). This approach provides

participants with hands-on experience that readily translates

to real-world exercise responsibilities.

ICS-300-11:

Sponsored

Intermediate

Incident Command

Systems for

Expanding

Incidents

Stafford County

Public Safety

Building June 6-8

[email protected]

ov

This 18-hour classroom course is designed for front-line

personnel with supervisory responsibilities to serve in a

command or general staff position. The three-day curriculum

includes instruction in general principles associated with

incident command, along with various tabletop exercises that

allow students to put this knowledge to practical use.

G-288:

Volunteer and

Donations

Management

Chesapeake Fire

Department

June 7

[email protected] This two-day workshop addresses the planning

considerations and operational requirements for an effective

volunteer and donations management system at the local

level. A special emphasis is placed on the importance of

collaborative partnerships between local government,

voluntary agencies, and community organizations as the key

to success in volunteer and donations management. The







course is taught by subject matter experts from government

and voluntary agencies.

ICS-400:

Advanced Incident

Command System

Fairfax County

Government

Center June 7-8

[email protected]

ov

Course topics include explaining the special management

challenges of major incidents such as unified command,

multi-agency coordination system, etc.

G-191:

EOC/ICS Interface

Nokesville

June 8

[email protected] This course provides an opportunity for emergency

management and response personnel to begin developing an

Incident Command System (ICS)/Emergency Operations

Center (EOC) interface for their communities. The course

reviews ICS and EOC characteristics, responsibilities and

functions and depends heavily on activities and group

discussions to formulate an interface.

VEOC 100:

WebEOC for Local

Government

Prince William

EOC June 8

[email protected] This course establishes a baseline awareness of the

operations, procedures, plans, and systems to be used by

local governments when interacting with the Virginia

Emergency Operations Center (VEOC). At the end of this

course, the student will understand VDEM’s crisis

management software WebEOC and the use of WebEOC

with regard to requests for assistance and information

management. You must bring a laptop or other electronic

device to this class.

L-101:

Foundations of

Emergency

Management

John Tyler

Community College

June 19-23 and

July 10-14

[email protected] This two week course is scheduled for June 19-23 and July

10-14, 2017. It provides a broad introduction to emergency

management as a community of practice and as a profession.

Emergency management is a dynamic, multi-phased process

that includes prevention, preparedness, mitigation, response,

and recovery. Students come away with an understanding of

roles, responsibilities, and legal boundaries in emergency






management as well as how these relate to the concept of

serving the Whole Community.

ICS-300:

Intermediate

Incident Command

Systems for

Expanding

Incidents

Tidewater EMS

Council June 21-22

[email protected]

ov

This course is designed for front-line personnel with

supervisory responsibilities to serve in a command or general

staff position. The curriculum includes instruction in general

principles associated with incident command, along with

various tabletop exercises.

G-290:

Public Information

Officer

Danville Fire

Department July 18

[email protected] This two day course is designed for the new or less

experienced Public Information Officer (PIO) and focuses on

essential emergency PIO functions. The course will teach

PIOs how to write a news release, conduct an on-camera

interview and prepare awareness campaigns. The class is a

prerequisite for the Advanced Public Information Course

(E388) at the Emergency Management Institute.

ICS-400:

Advanced Incident

Command Systems

Charlottesville

July 25-26

[email protected] This is a 14 hour session that provides training on the

advanced resource management provisions of the Incident

Command System.

G-191:

EOC/ICS Interface Transportation &

Environmental

Services,

Alexandria July 25

[email protected] This course provides an opportunity for emergency

management and response personnel to begin developing an

Incident Command System (ICS)/Emergency Operations

Center (EOC) interface for their communities. The course

reviews ICS and EOC characteristics, responsibilities and

functions and depends heavily on activities and group

discussions to formulate an interface.






ICS-300:

Intermediate

Incident Command

System

WV State Police

Academy June 13-15

[email protected] For additional information please see:

http://www.onlinelearning.wv.gov/dmapscm6/home.html

L-273:

Basics of Floodplain

Management

Pipestem State

Park June 26-29



ICS-402:

ICS for Executives

and Senior Officials

Glenville

June 217

[email protected] For additional information please see: http://www.onlinelearning.wv.gov/dmapscm6/home.html

Active Shooter

Incident

Management

Monongalia County

Health Department

July 11-13



Basics of Floodplain

Management (1 day

course)

Keyser City

Chambers

July 20













EXERCISES Dates Sponsor Type Title Hazard/

Function Info POC

6/6/17 USCG Marine

Safety Unit,

Pittsburgh,

PA

FSE Final Countdown

2017

Manmade/

Terrorism

Final Countdown 2017 Anti-

Terrorism FSE

David Morgan USCG MSU Pittsburgh

412.221.0807

[email protected]

6/6, 6/7 or 6/8/17

EMI VTTX Agriculture

VTTX V0026

Natural/

Agriculture

A series of EMI VTTSs to reach

community-based training

audiences around the country and

to provide a virtual forum for

disaster training. Additional

information can be found at: https://training.fema.gov/programs/

emivttx.aspx

Douglas Kahn

EMI/VTTX

301.447.7645

[email protected]

6/7/17 USCG Sector

Delaware

Bay, Phila.,

PA

TTX Sector Delaware

Bay Area

Maritime Security

Plan TTX

Manmade/

Terrorism

Incident

Sector Delaware Bay Area

Maritime Security Plan TTX

Bob Ward USCG Sector Delaware Bay

215.271.4908

[email protected]

6/7-9/17 FEMA R-

III/

Baltimore

City, MD

TTX Debris

Management Plan

Training and

Exercise

Natural/Debris

Removal

Three day training session and

final TTX for Baltimore City’s

Debris Removal Plan

Matt Werner FEMA R-III Recovery

215.931.2897

[email protected]

Patrick Flynn FEMA R-III

215.931.5723

[email protected]

6/13/17 FEMA

REP/

MEMA

Drill Calvert Cliffs

Nuclear Power

Station MS-1

Manmade/

Radiation

Exposure

Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power

Station MS-1 St Mary’s Hospital

– Invitation Only

Thomas Scardino

FEMA R-III REP

215.931.5546

[email protected]


https://training.fema.gov/programs/emivttx.aspx







6/14/17 USCG Sector

Delaware

Bay, Phila.,

PA

TTX SecDelBay Area

Contingency Plan

TTX

Manmade/

Hazardous

Materials/Oil

Spill

SecDelBay Area Contingency

Plan TTX

Jerry Conrad

USCG SecDelBay

215.271.4824

[email protected]

6/15/17 FEMA R-

III

TTX Private Sector

TTX

TBD FEMA R-III Annual Private

Sector TTX

Stephanie Pyle FEMA R-III External Affairs

215.931.5654

[email protected]

6/20/17 USCG Marine

Safety Unit

Pittsburgh

PA

TTX 2017 Return of

Noah’s Arc

Natural/

Flooding

Pittsburgh PA Flood Ex ENS Aiden Leddy

USCG MSU Pittsburgh

412.221.0807

[email protected]

6/20 or

21 or

22/17

EMI TTX Earthquake

VTTX V0001A

Natural/

Earthquake






information can be found at: https://training.fema.gov/programs/e

mivttx.aspx

Douglas Kahn

EMI/VTTX

301.447.7645

[email protected]

TBD Pittsburgh

Federal

Executive

Board/

FEMA R3

TTX Steele Resolve 17 COOP Annual Pittsburgh PA FEB

COOP Exercise

Anthony Buller

FEMA R3 COOP

215.931.5663

[email protected]

7/11, 7/12 or

7/13/17

EMI VTTX Chlorine Virtual

TTX V0035

Manmade/

Hazmat






information can be found at: https://training.fema.gov/programs/e

mivttx.aspx

Douglas Kahn

EMI/VTTX

301.447.7645

[email protected]











7/12/17 USCG Sector

Hampton

Roads, VA

SEM Area Maritime

Security Plan,

committee

Interaction &

Integration

Seminar

Manmade/

Terrorism USCG Sector Hampton Roads,

VA Area Maritime Security

Plan, Committee Interaction &

Integration Seminar

Roger Tomlinson USCG Sector Hampton Roads

757.295.2030

[email protected]

7/12/17 DEMA/FE

MA R3

TTX Mass Care

Exercise

Natural/

Hurricane or

Large Storm

Exercise mass care following an

event with statewide impacts,

including mass feeding,

volunteer, and donations

management, housing, and points

of distribution

Thomas Nesbella, DEMA

302.659.2353

[email protected]

Craig Crosby, FEMA R3

215.931.5548

[email protected]

7/25/17 FEMA

REP/VDE

M

FE Surry Power

Station Plume

Exercise

Manmade/EOC

Response

Surry Power Station Plume

Exercise – Invitation Only

Thomas Scardino

FEMA R-III REP

215.931.5546

[email protected]

7/25/17 FEMA R3

VDEM

WS/TTX R3 Cyber Security

Workshop and

TTX

Manmade/

Cyber

R3 Cyber Security Workshop Blair Hyde, FEMA R3

215-931.5752

[email protected]






Please submit any updates or any requests for information questions to:

[email protected]

Steven Whitesell

Acting Chief, Preparedness Branch

[email protected]

(215) 931-5757

Blair Hyde

THIRA/SPR

[email protected]

(215) 931-5752

Catherine Mercogliana

NIMS Program Manager

[email protected]

(215) 931-5710

Patrick Flynn

Regional Exercise Specialist

[email protected]

(215) 931-5723

Michael Sharon

Federal Preparedness Coordinator

[email protected]

(215) 931-5641

John Brasko

Regional Exercise Officer

[email protected]

(215) 931-5630

Michael Kapuscinski

Regional Training Specialist

[email protected]

(215) 931-5542

Anthony Buller

Regional Continuity Manager

[email protected]

(215) 931-5663

Mark Moure

Lessons Learned Specialist

[email protected]

(215) 931-











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