enrollment for emi courses - Emergency Management Institute ...

EsIDEnt cOursEs—
DIsastEr OpEratIOns &
rEcOvEry
Prerequisites:
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Required: IS 630, Introduction to the Public Assistance
(PA) Process.
Course Length: 4 days
CEUs: 2.8
administration of public assistance
(pa) for community recovery
(E/l483)
The purpose of this course is to help participants
increase the administrative alignment of their
organizations, people, process, and paperwork
to meet Federal fiduciary standards for Public
Assistance recovery. The topics include Stafford Act;
Office of Management and Budget (OMB) standards;
FEMA policies and procedures; NIMS application;
Public Assistance categories A–G; and the criteria
for reimbursement of force account labor, force
account equipment, materials, rented materials, and
contracts. The methodologies include case study
analysis, group discussions, and major simulation
exercises transitioning from Emergency Operations
Center (EOC) operations to long-term recovery.
Selection Criteria: Local, county, State, or Tribal officials
who are or could be the Public Assistance Agent
representatives for their community.
Prerequisite:
Required: ICS 100, Introduction to the Incident Command
System (ICS), and IS 200, ICS for Single Resources and
Initial Action Incidents.
Introduction to fEma Office of chief
counsel (Occ) field Operations
(response) (E/l709)
This 2-day course provides attorneys with a basic
understanding of FEMA’s statutory and regulatory
emergency management authorities relating to
response operations. This course is designed to
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provide introductory knowledge on substantive topics
including disaster declarations; response operations,
including Federal agency authorities; coordination
of Federal support; mission assignments and grant
assistance for emergency protective measures; insular
area considerations; and records requests (Freedom
of Information Act [FOIA] and Privacy Act).
Selection Criteria: Federal, State, Tribal, and local
government attorneys who provide legal counsel
related to emergency management response activities.
Course Length: 2 days
Introduction to fEma Office of chief
counsel (Occ) field Operations
(response and recovery) (E/l711)
This 3-day course provides attorneys with a basic
understanding of FEMA’s statutory and regulatory
emergency management authorities relating to
response and recovery operations. This course is
designed to provide introductory knowledge on
substantive topics including disaster declarations;
response operations, including Federal agency
authorities; coordination of Federal support; mission
assignments and grant assistance for emergency
protective measures; insular area considerations; and
records requests (Freedom of Information Act [FOIA]
and Privacy Act); and recovery operations, including
public assistance, individual assistance, and hazard
mitigation, tribal relations, and environmental and
historic preservation concerns.
Selection Criteria: Federal, State, Tribal, and local
government attorneys who provide legal counsel
related to emergency management response and
recovery activities.
Course Length: 3 days