FY03 ODP Grant

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Louisiana Homeland Security
Colonel Jay Mayeaux Louisiana Office of Homeland
Security Emergency Preparedness
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JACKSON BARRACKS - NEW ORLEANS
PROPERTY/SAFETY PURCHASING
PERSONNEL ACCOUNTING
DIRECTOR
7667 INDEPENDENCE BLVD BATON ROUGE, LA
DEPUTY DIRECTOR HLS
DEPUTY DIRECTOR EP
INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY
SUPPORT SERVICES
PLANNING
OPERATIONS
PREPAREDNESS
INFO ANALYSIS INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION
DISASTER RECOVERY
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NATURAL EVENTS

• TORNADOES
• HURRICANES
• FLOODING
• DROUGHT EVENTS
• FOREST FIRES
• WINTER STORMS
• AGRICULTURE EVENTS

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TECHNOLOGICAL EVENTS

• ENEMY ATTACK
• TERRORISM
• CIVIL DISTURBANCES
• OIL SPILLS
• HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
• NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

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ORGANIZING

• how we leverage our State structure for Homeland
  Security

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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
RECOVERY
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
MITIGATION
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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
RECOVERY
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
MITIGATION
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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
DETECTION
RECOVERY
PREVENTION
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
MITIGATION
LANG
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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
DETECTION
RECOVERY
PREVENTION
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
MITIGATION
OEP
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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
DETECTION
RECOVERY
PREVENTION
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
DOA Cyber
MITIGATION
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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
OPH Medical Emergency CBRNE
DETECTION
RECOVERY
PREVENTION
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
MITIGATION
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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
Dept Ag Forestry Agro-Terror
DETECTION
RECOVERY
PREVENTION
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
MITIGATION
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ORGANIZING FOR HOMELAND SECURITY
DETECTION
RECOVERY
PREVENTION
Coordinating Role
RESPONSE
PREPAREDNESS
MITIGATION
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PARTNERS
PARISH
VOLUNTEER
PARISH GOVERNMENT LAW ENFORCEMENT CITIES
TOWNS FIRE/MEDICAL
VOAD AMERICAN RED CROSS COMMITTEES TASK FORCES
OEP (EOP)
STATE
MEDIA
STATE AGENCIES PRIVATE NONPROFITS UNIVERSITIES NEI
GHBORING STATES
TELEVISION RADIO PRINT
PRIVATE SECTOR
FEDERAL
BUSINESS INDUSTRY CITIZENS GUEST
FEMA COAST GUARD CORPS OF ENGINEERS NWS USGS
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Initiatives
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REGIONAL CONCEPT
N A T C H I T O C H E S
WINN
CATAHOULA
C O N C O R D I A
LaSalle
SABINE
GRANT
RAPIDES
VERNON
AVOYELLES
WEST FELICIANA
EAST FELICIANA
POINTE COUPEE
EAST BATON ROUGE
LIVINGSTON
WEST BATON ROUGE
IBERVILLE
ASCENSION
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Homeland Security Advisory System
Assigning emergency response personnel pre-positioned specially trained teams Monitoring, redirecting or constraining transportation systems Restricted public governmental facilities Increasing or reducing personnel to address critical emergency needs
Coordinating necessary security efforts with armed forces or law enforcement agencies Taking additional precautions at public events Preparing to work at an alternate site or with dispersed workforce Restricting access to essential personnel only
Increasing surveillance of critical locations Coordinating emergency plans with nearby jurisdictions Assessing further refinement of protective measures within context of current information Implementing, as appropriate, contingency/emergency response plans
Checking communications with designated emergency response or command locations Reviewing updating emergency response procedures Providing public with necessary information
Refining exercising preplanned protective measures Ensuring personnel receive training on Dept, agency specific protective Measures Regular assessment of facilities for vulnerability and taking measures to reduce them
SEVERE Severe Risk of Terrorist Attacks
HIGH High Risk of Terrorist Attacks
ELEVATED Significant Risk of Terrorist Attacks
GUARDED General Risk of Terrorist Attacks
LOW Low Risk of Terrorist Attacks
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Future Training Environment
Joint- Multi- Discipline
Exercise (CEDR)
Advanced Individual Training (SARTA, FETI,
Mass Casualty Project)
Community/Local Specific Training
Basic Individual Training (Police Academies, Fire
Academies, EMS Certifications)
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Southern Anti-Terrorist Regional Training
Academy (SARTA)
An initiative by the Louisiana Sheriffs
Association, Ascension Parish Sheriffs
Department, Louisiana State Police, Louisiana
State University, and The Louisiana National Guard
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Potential Complex
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Expanded View
Ready to Use.
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Emergency Medical ServicePartnership

• Former Hospital
• 45,000 sq ft renovation to include
• Classrooms
• Office Space
• Trauma Center

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Louisiana Homeland Security Grants and Funding
Streams

• 1st Responder and Homeland Security

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Outline

• Strategic Roadmap
• Louisiana Homeland Security Summit
• Louisiana Homeland Security Strategy
• Intelligence Sharing Initiative
• Louisiana Timeline
• Office for Domestic Preparedness Grant Concept
• Funding Breakdown FY99-FY04
• Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program
• State Agency Allocations
• Funding Recap

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Strategic Roadmap

• Louisiana Homeland Security Summit
• January 11, 2003
• Alexandria, LA
• Key Note Speakers included Department of
  Homeland Security
• Invitees/Attendees Parish Presidents,
  Sheriffs, Homeland Security Emergency
  Parish Directors, Fire Chiefs
• Louisiana Homeland Security Strategy
• Collaborative Effort (State, Local, Private
  Sector)
• Deployment Briefings 20 different venues
• Intelligence/Information Sharing Initiative
• FBI Advisories and Bulletins
• Department of Homeland Security Advisories and
  Bulletins
• Louisiana Anti-Terrorism Alerts and Bulletins

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Louisiana Timeline

• With the creation of the Department of Homeland
  Security it was recommended that all States
  consolidate the SAA with the Homeland Security
  Advisor where applicable.
• In February 2003, Colonel Landry and MG
  Landreneau recommended to Governor Foster that LA
  Office of Homeland Security Emergency
  Preparedness be designated the SAA and that LSP
  continue to manage all equipment funds for the
  State.

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ODP Grant Concept

• Supports the State Homeland Security Grant
  Program.
• Designed for enhancing the Chemical, Biological,
  Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE)
  capabilities of state and local 1st Responders.
• Funding for equipment, training, planning and
  exercises.
• Ten (10) First Responders Supported by grant
• Fire Service
• HazMat
• EMS
• Law Enforcement
• Public Safety Communications

• Government Administrative
• Public Health
• Health Care
• Public Works
• Emergency Management

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Parish Strategy Development

• FY99-02 Initial Strategy Development
• Basic Parish Assessment
• Contract Supported
• Time Constrained
• FY03 Strategy Refinement/Update Parish
  Threat/Risk/Vulnerability Assessments
• Parishes attended Regional Workshop(s)
• 180 visits were conducted to assist the Parishes
• 64/64 parish assessments turned in (from 73 to
  100 participation)
• State Strategy submitted to ODP on 31 December
  2003.

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Louisiana Homeland Security Grants and Funding
Streams

• Fiscal Year 2003

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ODP Grant FY03
FUNDING AREA ALLOTTED AMOUNT
Equipment 6,633,000
Exercise 1,658,000
Training 497,000
Planning Administration 663,000
TOTAL 9,451,000
1 Million Allocated to Purchase Equipment for
the LA Urban Search Rescue Team
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ODP Grant FY03 Supplemental
FUNDING AREA ALLOTTED AMOUNT
Total Award 21,699,000
Aid to Locals 17,359,200
State Share 4,339,800
Planning Administration 400,970 (LOEP) 250,000 (LSP)
UASI (New Orleans) 6,282,661
Critical Infrastructure 3,338,000
TOTAL 31,319,661
2 Million Allocated to Purchase Mobile MOUT
Site for Law Enforcement
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Fiscal Year 2003 Urban Areas Security Initiative
(UASI)

• Definition of the Urban Area the geographical
  borders of what constitutes the urban area
  -including any possible contiguous jurisdictions
  and mutual aid partners must be drawn, and all
  participating jurisdictions within the border
  identified (Region 1) - 6,282,661
• LA Homeland Security/Emergency Preparedness
  Definition of Urban Area All areas that run
  contiguous with the City of New Orleans, to
  include Metairie in Jefferson Parish, Chalmette
  in St. Bernard, and Belle Chasse in Plaquemines
  Parish. This area is recognized as Homeland
  Security Region 1 in the State of Louisiana.

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New Orleans Urban Area Security Initiative
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Louisiana Homeland Security Grants and Funding
Streams

• Critical Infrastructure Protection

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FY03 SupplementalCritical Infrastructure
Protection
3,338,000

• 50 of allocation must pass down to the locals.
• Covers Critical Infrastructure during 17 March
  2003 16 April 2003 / 20 30 May 2003 / 20
  December 2003 9 January 2004 and any FUTURE
  cost associated with CIF during heightened alert
  status.
• Money will be available for a 2 year period, any
  unspent money as of right now will be reclaimed
  by the Federal Government April 05.

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Critical Infrastructure Protection Fits
Definition

• The CIF Protection funding does include any
  system or asset that if attacked would result in
  catastrophic loss of life and/or catastrophic
  economic loss.

• State Capitol
• Emergency Operations Manpower
• Special Security Event (Final Four, Sugar Bowl)

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Critical Infrastructure Protection Reprogram
Initiative

• ODP Authorized States to reprogram funds to
  support Critical Infrastructure related
  initiatives.
• Average Cost of periods of HIGH Alert has been
  305,000

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Critical Infrastructure Protection Reprogram
Initiative
INITIATIVE AMOUNT
High Alert Contingency 750,000
Unfunded CIP (Superdome) 150,000
Training 200,000
Alert System 185,000
Vulnerability Assessments 100,000
CI Forums 45,000
Exercises 90,000
Protective Equipment 750,000
TOTAL 2,270,000
Jan 05 Reallocate with DOTD for video
surveillance of bridges and tunnels.
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BUFFER ZONE PROTECTION PLANS

• DHS Initiative to protect critical infrastructure
  and key assets
• Define buffer zone outside the security
  perimeter
• Identify specific buffer zone threats and
  vulnerabilities
• Analyze and categorize the level of risk with
  each vulnerability
• Recommend corrective measures
• Partnership Effort
• Louisiana State Police
• Louisiana Office of Homeland Security and
  Emergency Preparedness
• Law Enforcement with jurisdiction
• Critical Infrastructure/Key Asset Private
  Sector
• Incentive - 50,000
• DHS purchases equipment to mitigate
  vulnerabilities 48 sites
• State supports with state allocation 15 sites

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Louisiana Homeland Security Grants and Funding
Streams

• Fiscal Year 2004

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FY04 FUNDING
State Homeland Security 27,959,000
Citizen Corps 581,000
UASI Baton Rouge 7,151,362
UASI New Orleans 7,110,625
Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program 8,292,000
TOTAL 51,093,987
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Fiscal Year 2004 Urban Areas Security Initiative
(UASI) New Orleans

• Definition of the Urban Area the geographical
  borders of what constitutes the urban area
  -including any possible contiguous jurisdictions
  and mutual aid partners must be drawn, and all
  participating jurisdictions within the border
  identified (Region 1) - 7,110,625
• LA Homeland Security/Emergency Preparedness
  Definition of Urban Area All areas that run
  contiguous with the City of New Orleans, to
  include Metairie in Jefferson Parish, Chalmette
  in St. Bernard, and Belle Chasse in Plaquemines
  Parish. This area is recognized as Homeland
  Security Region 1 in the State of Louisiana.

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Fiscal Year 2004 Urban Areas Security Initiative
(UASI) Baton Rouge

• Definition of the Urban Area the geographical
  borders of what constitutes the urban area
  -including any possible contiguous jurisdictions
  and mutual aid partners must be drawn, and all
  participating jurisdictions within the border
  identified (Region 2) - 7,151,362
• Urban Area Definition Louisiana Homeland
  Security Region 2 which includes East and West
  Baton Rouge Parish, East and West Feliciana
  Parish, Ascension Parish, Livingston Parish,
  Iberville Parish and Pointe Coupee Parish.

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Baton Rouge Urban Area Security Initiative
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Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program
FY04
Aid to Locals (80) 6,636,800
State Share (20) 1,659,200
TOTAL 8,296,000
Funds to be allocated jointly by Louisiana State
Police and the Louisiana Commission on Law
Enforcement
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LETPP Program Overview

• The FY 2004 LETPP seeks to provide law
  enforcement communities with enhanced
  capabilities for detecting, deterring,
  disrupting, and preventing acts of terrorism. The
  FY 2004 LETPP will provide law enforcement
  communities with funds for the following
• activities
• Information sharing to preempt terrorist
  attacks
• Target hardening to reduce vulnerability of
  selected high value targets
• Threat recognition to recognize the potential
  or development of a threat
• Intervention activities to interdict terrorists
  before
• they can execute a threat
• 5) Interoperable communications
• 6) Management and administration.

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LETPP Authorized Program Expenditures

• Information Sharing to Preempt Terrorist Attack
• Target Hardening to Reduce Vulnerability
• Threat Recognition
• Intervention Activities
• 5. Interoperable Communications

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ODP Grants 1999-2004
Year Grant Amount
FY 99-01 3,307,000
FY 02 5,331,000
FY 03 9,451,000
FY 03 Supplemental 31,319,661
FY 04 51,093,987
TOTAL 100,502,648
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ODP Grants FY05Estimate Only
Year Grant Amount
State HLS Grant 24,000,000
Citizen Corps 834,000
LETPP 8,292,000
UASI (New Orleans) 13,000,000
UASI (Baton Rouge) 13,000,000
TOTAL 59,116,000
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