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EmE r g gE E n nc cy y ma n na a g gE E m mE E n nt t In Ins st tI tI t u ut tE E • 2010-2011 • ca cat ta al l o g of co u r rs sE Es s
Emergency support function (Esf)
#14—fEma/state long-term
community recovery (ltcr) (E211)
This course introduces the ESF #14 FEMA/State
LTCR concept to managers, key field operations staff,
emergency management personnel, and response
and recovery personnel from various components.
This course is designed to enable the target audience
to convene, coordinate, implement, and deactivate
ESF #14 FEMA/State LTCR.
Selection Criteria: This course is designed for primary
and secondary target audiences. The primary audience
includes key staff with management responsibilities
in ESF #14 and LTCR operations within:
FEMA: Recovery Division Staff; ESF #14 Liaisons, ESF
#14 Regional Coordinators, ESF #14 Leads, ESF #14
Field Team Staff, Federal Coordinating Officers (FCOs),
and Intra-agency Partners (PA, Mitigation, Planning).
Primary Agencies: ESF #14 Representatives from U.S.
Department of: Commerce, Housing and Urban
Development; Treasury; and Homeland Security
(Emergency Preparedness and Response and FEMA),
as well as SBA, National Working Group members,
and Incident Support Team members.
Support Agencies: ESF #14 Representatives from U.S.
Department of: Defense (Army Corps of Engineers);
Energy; Health and Human Services; Interior;
Labor; and Transportation, as well as Environmental
Protection Agency, Tennessee Valley Authority, and
American Red Cross.
States: LTCR representatives from lead or supporting
agencies (Governor’s Office, Department of
Administration, Department of Economic
Development among others), State Coordinating
Officers (SCOs).
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The secondary audience includes partners and
stakeholders in the LTCR process including:
• Local government
• Private sector
• Community and faith-based organizations
• Regional planning organizations
Prerequisites:
Required: All participants are to have completed
the NIMS baseline ICS courses, including: IS
100.a, Introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS),
ICS 100; IS 200.a, Incident Command System (ICS) for
Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents, ICS-200; IS
700.a, National Incident Management System (NIMS),
An Introduction; IS 800.b, National Response Framework
(NRF), An Introduction; and IS 814, Emergency Support
Function (ESF) #14—Long-Term Community Recovery.
Course Length: 4 days
CEUs: 2.4
state volunteer and Donations
management (E289)
This course teaches the components of a volunteer
and donations management program to be
administered at the State level during a large-scale
disaster. Course participants will be equipped to
prepare a program for their State to effectively manage
unaffiliated volunteers, unsolicited donations of
goods, and offers of undesignated cash. The course
content and activities also serve as a plan template,
thereby increasing continuity among States and
their voluntary agency partners. This training also
provides information regarding FEMA’s volunteer
and donations management responsibilities and
helps build relationships between government and
non-profit organizations.
Selection Criteria: Priority will be given to States who
send a team of participants: the State Volunteer/
Donations Coordinator and leading stakeholders
of statewide voluntary organizations. Each FEMA
Region is invited to send a Human Services staff
member. Other invitees include Federal, State,
territorial, and Tribal emergency managers.
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