HomeMy WebLinkAboutProgram Paper Emphasis FY '78 PROGRAM EMPHASIS
FY '78
Purpose
The Local Civil Preparedness Annual Program Paper (DCPA Form 744 -A) assists
local governments in evaluating the current status of emergency readiness
capabilities; in identifying areas where improvements are needed; and, in
scheduling the necessary improvement program effort.
The Program Paper can be used effectively by director /coordinators in managing
local civil preparedness activities, and in establishing and monitoring long
range goals and objectives.
Completion of the Annual Program Paper is a prerequisite for participation in
the several DCPA financial assistance programs, including excess property.
Evaluating Program Status
Part II of the Program Paper is for use in evaluating the current status of the
various program elements that are essential to total emergency readiness capability,
and is based on the Standards for Local Civil Preparedness (DCPA Publication
CPC 1 -5).
Determining Program Activities
Program elements currently rated at evaluation levels "C ", "D" or "E" should be
given highest priority in determining where program emphasis is to be placed in
the forthcoming year, subject, of course, to the limitations placed on program
activity by the availability of local manpower and resources.
Programming
Part III of the Program Paper is for use in setting forth the various program
activities which the local government projects it will carry out during the
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forthcoming year. Specific instructions for completing Part III are shown on
page 46 of the Local Program Paper Handbook (CPG 1 -5A, January, 1977).
Program Emphasis for FY '78
During fiscal year 1978 (October 1, 1977 - September 30, 1978), local govern-
ments are encouraged, as a minimum, to program activities which will result in
achieving an evaluation level of "C" (or better) for each of the following
elements:
1. Program Management (Block 11, Part 1I)
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Professional development training courses for both directors
and staffs will be available during FY '78. Also, the State
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will conduct both Basic and Advanced Seminars for the orients-
14-� tion of local government executives, as well as for local
directors and staffs.
2. Overall Community Emergency Plans (Block 13)
Existing plans which have not been updated in the last two (2)
years should be reviewed and necessary changes made.
State contract planning staffs will be working in certain
designated areas during FY '78 developing local plans for
the crisis relocation option (CRP). In each such area, the
planners will determine the currency of existing plans for
the inplace option (CSP) and make such changes /updates as
are necessary.
3. Direction and Control (Block 14)
A review of the evaluation level definitions for the three
(3) system components - Facilities and Equipment (14 -1);
Trained Personnel (14 -2); and Annexes /SOP's (14 -3) - will
indicate actions necessary to reach level "C ". While DCPA
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matching funds will not be available in FY '78 for constructing
new EOC's, funds will be available for other items of essential
EOC equipment (communications, etc.).
4. Alerting and Warning (Block 15)
Page 21 of CPG 1 -5A lists criteria for determining the appro-
priate evaluation rating for Facilities and Equipment (15 -1).
In a number of instances, improvements can be accomplished
without financial expenditure. Matching funds financial
assistance will be available for necessary "hardware" items.
5. Emergency Public Information (Block 16)
A minimum level capability for disseminating emergency public
information can be attained at no cost by utilizing available
materials and making necessary arrangements with local news
media for their issuance in emergency periods.
6. Radiological Defense (Block 18)
In reviewing the evaluation criteria for Facilities and Equipment
(18 -1) on pages 27 and 28 of CPG 1 -5A, it will be noted that an
overall "C" rating level can be readily attained by most local
governments without expenditure of funds due to the ready avail-
ability of required instruments from DCPA. The State Radef
Officer is available to assist local governments not yet at the
"C" level.
During FY '78, the State will be making a special effort to help
local governments reach the "C" level in Trained Personnel (18 -2)
and Annexes /SOP's (18 -3). This will primarily be through
Radiological Defense Officer (RDO) courses, for which travel
and per diem expenses will be funded by DCPA.
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DCPA will continue to fund the State Radiological Systems
Maintenance contract, and personnel employed under that
contract will be working with the State Radef Officer in
training local RDO's and RM's, and in updating Radef
plans /annexes.
State Schedule of Activities - FY '78
1. Basic Seminars for Local Director /Coordinators
These seminars will be held in Austin.
November 15 -17, 1977 May 9 -11, 1978
January 10 -12, 1978 July 18 -20, 1978
March 14 -16, 1978 September 12 -14, 1978
2. Radiological Defense Officer
October 24 -28, 1977 Dallas
December 5 -9, 1977 San Antonio
January 16 -20, 1978 Houston
NOTE: Three additional RDO courses will be scheduled.
3. Civil Preparedness Career Development
Phase I
December 5 -9, 1977 Denton
June 5 -9, 1978 Denton
Phase II
January 23 -27, 1978 Rio Grande Valley
April 3 -7, 1978 Denton
August 7 -10, 1978 Denton
4. Nuclear Civil Protection Seminars
September 14, 1977 Longview
October 12, 1977 Midland
November 16, 1977 San Angelo
March 15, 1978 Harlingen
May 17, 1978 El Paso
5. Emergency Operations Simulations
September 8, 1977 Uvalde
October 27, 1977 Lubbock
6. State Civil Preparedness Director's Conference
February 15 -16, 1978 Austin
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TEXAS DEPARTMENT R MENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
WILSON E. SPEIR DIVISION Of DISASTER EMERGENCY SERVICES
Director DES-12
M. P. BOWDEN
State Coordinator
Datc October 2, 1978
TO: Mr. Jake Canglose, Director
FROM: Robert A. Lansford, Resources Planning Officer
SUBJECT: Fiscal Year 1979 Program Paper
Enclosed for your files is a copy of your Fiscal Year 1979 Program
Paper as submitted to DCPA, Region Five. The filing of this Program Paper
establishes your Eligibility for participation in the Federal incentive
programs for FY 79.
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I PART I. JURISDICTIONAL INFORMATION Dept. of Defense Defense Civil Preparedness Agency O.M.B. No
LOCAL CIVIL PREPAREDNESS 120 -80036
ANNUAL PROGRAM PAPER Ap Expires
Oct. 1979
1 -1 Agency: BKAZOS CO CIVIL UE:FE:N f
1-2 Address: (,AUNTY CUU :THOU; (' 'y,l f, °k
1 -3 City: 14P Y AN 1 -4 State: 1 1 -5 Zip: r .° , TEN (Table Entry No.) CODE (DCPA Use Only) CONGL. (Risk /Host No.)
OCT 1/ � d � 7 -1 1970 POPULATION 5/9/4
2 -1 AS OF DATE 2 -2 � �O1Z1
US DATE 2 -3 3 sit b
O A 7 -2 EST. CURRENT POPULATION 71,251
3 -1 CLEARLY DEFINE JURISDICTION(S) BEING REPORTED ON: 7 -3 1970 POP. COVERED BY OUTDOOR WARNING I.5
PIRAZ 3S cOU TY T +fvt,.OUIN, tYA4` ANL
' , f_s j ON POTENTIAL HAZARDS FACING JURISDICTIO
. I 8 -B OTHER
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(Specify)
8 -1 DIR. EFF. RISK '' 8 -6 WINTER STORM
8 -2 FALLOUT RISK ' 8 -7 FLOOD /FLASH FLOOD
4. CP DIRECTOR (Name)# ° f ; 0 8 -3 NUCLEAR INCIDENT 8 -8 EARTHQUAKE
CURRENT ANNUAL FUNDING REQUESTED AND PROJECTED
(to nearest dollar) _ 8 -4 TORNADO 8 -9 TRANS. ACCIDENT
FEDERAL 8 -5 HURRICANE 8 -A INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
FUNDS 8 -C IN A. FY 1978 B. FY 1979 C. FY 1980 8 LAST FY,
DISASTER ALERTS
5 -1 P &A $ $ OCCUR-D RENCES`
3 REGULAR HOURS PER WEEK
5 -2 MS(R &M) $� $ CD PERSONNEL
0 (Including Director) 2 4 8 20 30 40
5 -3 SM $ $ $
0 9 -1 P &A PAID 0 f i 0 9 t �
5-4 EOC $ 0 $ 9 9 -2 OTHER PAIC 1 1 0
(For Local funds list only monies NOT matched by Federal funds) 9 -3 VOLUNTEER , !) 2 o
5 -5 LOCAL
_ FUNDS I $ 9,000 11$30,000 �I $ 10 ('0r
N 6. ABILITY TO EXECUTE EMERGENCY PLANS 9 -4 TOTAL OTHER VOLUNTEER MANHOURS IN LAST FY
N
B_1 0 ❑ Nuclear War 6 -2
Operations Incidents Peacetime Nuclear
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w 6 3 0 Other Peacetime
U Disasters 9 -5 DIRECTOR HOURS PER WEEK: Paid I I Vol.'
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o PART II. STATUS OF LOCAL CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM. (Highlighting current accomplishments — Key to Standards
for Local Civil Preparedness.)
z 1. PLANS DEVELOPMENT: Z CRP in development phase. RACES Emergency Plan
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O. Nuclear Peacetime Plan ;completed (Cyclotron) .
z Hazardous Material Handling Plan. Shelter Supply Inventory,
z Tornado & Severe Weather Plan updated.
CC Citizen Band Emergency Communications Plan updated.
2. TRAINING:
N MOBDES Officer
Assistant C. D. Director - State C.D. Seminar
Sixty (GO) Tornado Spotters trained
Tornado Warning Plan Exercise
3. COMMUNICATIONS:
Coordination & Communication ability established with National
Weather Service.
NOAH Radio Station in Waco for Emergency Warning.
RACES, Citizen Band updated and excerised.
4-. RADIOLOGICAL DEFENSE
Home study courses
Shelter Radiological kits inspected
New batteries received for replacement in kits
5. WARNING: Rests conducted on Tornado Warnings.
6. TEST & EXERCISES:
Twelve (12) Tornado Warning tests conducted.
7. PUBLIC INFORMATION:
Public information on Tornado Warning & Severe Weather & CRP given
to local radio, newspaper and TV Stations.
S. OTHER:
Purchase( one (1) Tone Alert NOAA Weather Radio for use by
Tornado Warning Officer.
DCPA Form 744A, Apr 78, Replaces DCPA Form 744A, Jan 77, which will NOT be used.
Dept. of Defense Defense Civil Preparedness Agency O.M.B. No.
PART III. PROJECTED PROGRAM ACTIVITIES LOCAL CIVIL PREPAREDNESS 120 -R0036
ANNUAL PROGRAM PAPER 4ppOcta11979ires
PROJECTS AND MAJOR ACTIVITIES WHICH THE LOCAL JURISDICTION INTENDS TO CARRY OUT DURING THE FISCAL YEAR
TO INCREASE DISASTER RESPONSE CAPABILITY. INCLUDE STATE AND FEDERAL ASSISTANCE (INCLUDING FUNDS) REQUIRED.
(See Program List and Instructions on Reverse.)
1. Plans Development
Description of Activity 1 FEDERAL FUNDS
Review Potential Hazards NEEDED
Develope Plans for CRP $ i
Crisis Shelter Marking
Brief Local Officials on C.D. Plans
2. Training
Description of Activity FEDERAL FUNDS
NEEDED
Tornado Warning Seminar. Provide Training .i aterialsi $
Tornado Spotter Training Class. To: Schools, Fire Dept.,
FACES Radio Training Class. Police Dept., Update MOBDES
Hazardous Material Workshop. training
3. Communications
Description of Activity FEDERAL FUNDS
NEEDED
Update and /or develope an Emergency Comrunications
Development Plan. $
Buy additional. C.D. communications equipment.
4. Radiological Defense
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Description of Activity FEDERAL FUNDS
Inspect inventory RADs F equipment. NEEDED
Exchange batteries. $
Update Radioactive Accident Plan (Nuclear Reactor) .
Organize & train Radiological Response Team.
5. Warning
Description of Activity FEDERAL FUNDS
NEEDED
Train Tornado Spotter Network (refresher course)
Investigate possibility for a county-wide Emergency I $
. Dispatch Center.
6. Tests and Exercises
Description of Activity FEDERAL FUNDS
Take part in ;: State-wide NA.WA.S Test. NEEDED
Test Tornado Warning Exercise.
Hold tornado drills in schools.
Increase Readiness Reporting System Exercise.
7. Public Information
Description of Activity FEDERAL FUNDS
r old two (2) Emergency Public Information Workshops: NEEDED
Hazardous Materials Accident & Evacuation.
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Coordinate emergency information on Crisis Relocation. $
8. Other
Participate in State & Federal Tornado Warning Tests or FEDERAL FUNDS
exercises and other programs to update local Cavil Defense NEEDED
posture. �$ I
No further monies or other benefits may be paid out under this program unless this report is completed and filed as required by existing law and
regulations (50 U.S.C. App. 2253, 2281, 2286; E.O. 10952; 32 C.F.R. 1801.3, 1807.5)
THE UNDERSIGNED AGREE TO EXERT THEIR BEST EFFORTS TO CARRY OUT THE PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES DESCRIBED
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(Signature of local Civil Defense Preparedness Director oordina r'j''\ - (Signature of local Chief Executive(s))
PROGRAM PAPER (IS) (IS IQL�f' {P RO} PROGRAM PAPER (IS) (IS NOT) APPROVED
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( Date) (State Civil Prepa edness Director) (Date) (DCPA Regional Director)
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LOCAL Chin. PREPAREDNESS r 1 2, ? tv 0 36 1
PAFIT It PRO.IECPROCIFIAM ACTIVITIES
7 0 :NORF. ASt DISA.S7*P ALSPONSF CAPAilli iTY INCLUDE STA ANO Feat CAL ASSISTANCE CINCL LIVING 0 UNDti ) fik QU - 4 e C, i
I, Pans Deselopmer r
Oesctiption of Ai- ,cv;ts
Review Potential Hazards
f Develope Plans for CRP
4 Crisis Shelter Marking
Brief Local Officials on C.D. Plana
i Tornado Warning Seminar. Provid, Training Materials 4 .4 -
. Tornado Spotter Training Class. To: Schools, Fire Dept., -
RACES Radio Training Class. Police Dept., Update MOBDES
1r Hazardous Material Workshop. _ trjaklim
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Update and/or develope an Emergency Communications
Buy additional C.D. communications equipment.
Inspect inventory RADEF equipment.
Exchange batteries.
Update Radioactive Accident Plan (Nuclear Reactor).
Organize & train Radiological ResPonse Ale,
Train Tornado Spotter Network (refresher course)
Investigate possibility for a county-wide Emergency
G. Tests and Exerc!,
Descr of Activity
NEEDED
Take part in: State-wide SANAS Test.
Test Tornado Warning Ex,reise. t$ --] 1
, Hold tornado drills in schools.
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- Defense Civil Prpyredness Agency FORM
PART I. JURISDICTIONAL INFORMATION LOCAL CIVIL PREPAREDNESS APPROVED
O.M.B. No.
.. A PROGRAM PAPER 120 -R0036
) 1 -1. Agency: bRALUS Cu L I V I L utf'k rY7E
1.2. Address: LUUOV 1 ( Cuuk 1 MUUS 55065 ,:, 55'
1 -3. City: do } 4,4 1 -4. State: I /( 1 -5. zip: j 7!i( I TEN (Table Entry No.) CODE (DCPA Use Only) CON .L. (RIsk /Host No.)
- - - CHARACTERISTICS WHICH DESCRIBE JURISDICTION
SEP .i.. 197 7 9-22 -77 3 -14 72 f 4•f 6-1. RURAL ki 6-2. URBAN ri 6 -3. SUBURBAN 1
2:1-AS OF DATE- • • 2.2 SUBMISSION DATE 2.3 OSA DATE iii
) 3- 1. U-3 CLEAR Y.' DEFINE JtU DIC (S) BEING REPO TED Ot :
) Or■uL LUU•4 1 Y including the cites of 7 - 1. 1970 POPULATION: h7973
Bryan and College Station. 7 -2. EST. CURRENT POPULATION: - 6•' ; •'; - !'1 80,000
7 -3 1970 POP. COVERED BY OUTDOOR WARNING: 1
POTENTIAL HAZARDS FACING JURISDICTION: I B.B OTHER i
4 -1. CP DIRECTOR (Name) JAKE LA1 f- I (Specify)
4-2. CHIEF EXECUTIVE (Name, Title) WILLIAM R. VANCE, 8-1. DIR. EFF. RISK 8 -6. WINTER STORM Fires
COUNTY JUDGE 8-2. FALLOUT RISK 8 -7. FLOOD/FLASH FLOOD Explosio n
8 -3. NUCLEAR INCIDENT 8 -8. EARTHQUAKE I
CURRENT ANNUAL FUNDING REQUESTED AND PROJECTED
8-9. TRANS. ACCIDENT
(to nearest dollar) 8 -4. TORNADO
FUNDS FEDERAL A. FY t 8 8. FY 79 C . FY jj(J 8 -5. HURRICANE X 8 -A, INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
5-1. P&A $ -0- 5 -0 - $ -0- 8 -C. IN LAST FY, NO. OF DISASTER ALERTS: I I BD.00CURRENCES:I I
5-2. SMi (R&M) S - S - S - REGULAR HOURS PER WEEK FA
5-3. SSE (Capita) 5 -0- S S _0- CD PERSONNEL 2 4 8 20 30 40
-0 (Including Directory 0
54, EOC 5 -0- S -0- S -O_ 9 -1. P &A PAID 0 0 0 - 0 0
(For State /Local funds Iist only monies NOT matched by Federal funds) 9 -2. OTHER PAID 0 0 1 1 n 0
3 LOC NAL s 9,000 IlS 9,000 1 $9,000 9 -3. VOLUNTEER 18 2
1 0 0 0
9 -4. TOTAL OTHER VOLUNTEER MANHOURS IN LAST FY: 'non
5.6. STATE S 0- I S 'n" S -Q- 9 -5 NUMBER OF MOBDES PERSONNEL IN 9.3., ABOVE: 1 7
S 9 -6. DIRECTOR HOURS PER WEEK: Paid I Vol. Vlfril
PART II. EVALUATION OF PROGRAM ELEMENTS 10-1. ADEQUATE LOCAL LEGAL AUTHORITY FOR CIVIL
(Use shaded boxes only for all entries; new or updating) PREPAREDNESS PROGRAMS & OPERATIONS
r Facilities /Equipment Trained Personnel Annexes/SOP
11 -1. EXECUTIVE PARTICIPATION (EP) I b` 14. DIRECTION & CONTROL (DC) 14-1. Ill 14 -2. U 14 -3• l_
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a 11 -6. TESTS AND EXERCISES (TE) 19. LAW ENFORCEMENT (LE) 19-1. D 19 -2. A 19-3. A
. 20. FIRE SERVICE (FS) 20-1. b I 1 20.2. A 20-3.
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3 EVALUATION MADE BY: I EVALUATION (is) (is not) ACKNOWLEDGED AS CORRECT:
9 -22 -77 Jake Canglose, Director
morel (State Civil Defense Director)
/ - Dept. of Defense - Defense Civil Preparednes. Agency FORM
PART III. PROJECTED PROGRAM ACTIVITIES
LOCAL CIVIL PREPAREDNESS o M B. Nu.
ANNUAL PROGRAM PAPER 120 -P0036
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RATING: needed from: RATING: needed from: RATING: needed from:
CURRENT [TI FEDERAL X CURRENT D FEDERAL_ CURRENT C FEDERAL
PROJECTED B IN FY: 1 781 STATE X PROJECTED C IN FY: 178 1 STATE 8 PROJECTED }B IN FY: 1 781 STATE
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY: DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY:
Develop nuclear peactime Increased civil defense Update nuclear basic plan.
plan. training in schools.
Assistance FUNDS REQUESTED /NEEDED DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY:
ITEM: or guidsnc• FOR ACTIVITY (Nearest Dollar)
D RATING: needed from: FEDERAL $
CURRENT B FEDERAL 8 STATE $
PROJECTED IN FY: 1 1 STATE LOCAL $
ITEM:
Assistance FUNDS REQUESTED /NEEDED
FOR ACTIVITY (Nearest Dollar) DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY:
or guidance
RATING: needed from: FEDERAL S
CURRENT FEDERAL STATE $
PROJECTED IN FY: r STATE LOCAL $
FUNDS REQUESTED /NEEDED DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY:
ITEM: Assistance FOR ACTIVITY (Nearest Dollar)
or guidance
RATING: needed from: FEDERAL $
CURRENT FEDERAL STATE" $
PROJECTED _. IN FY: f 1 STATE LJ LOCAL $
Assistance FUNDS REQUESTED /NEEDED DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY:
ITEM: or guidance FOR ACTIVITY (Nearest Dollar)
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CURRENT FEDERAL ^ STATE $
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PROJECTED H IN FY: n STATE --.N LOCAL• $
3 " ~--. FUNDS REQUESTED
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CURRENT FEDERAL STATE• $
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