Transcript READINESS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FOR SCHOOLS

READINESS AND EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT FOR SCHOOLS
Security, Emergency Management, &
Foundations
4-30-2012
EMERGENCY RESPONSE CYCLE
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CYCLE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
• Mitigation/Prevention – Strategies to eliminate
or reduce risk
• Preparedness – Planning for the worst-case
scenario
• Response – The steps to take during the event
• Recovery – Steps to restore the learning and/or
working environments
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SCHOOL EMERGENCIES: PAST
• Weather Events
• Playground Injury
• Fire
• Natural or Accidental Death
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SCHOOL EMERGENCIES: PRESENT
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CHEMICAL RELEASES
EXPLOSIONS
ABDUCTIONS
BOMB THREATS
SUICIDE
WEAPONS ON CAMPUS
ACTIVE SHOOTERS
REQUIREMENTS OF TEC 37.108
• MULTIHAZARD EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLANS
• EMERGENCY OPERATIONS RESPONSE TRAINING FOR
STAFF
• DRILLS TO PREPARE STAFF AND STUDENTS
• A SECURITY AUDIT OF DISTRICT FACILITIES AT LEAST
ONCE EVERY THREE YEARS
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REMS GRANT
GPISD AWARDED $ 300,200.00 TO:
• INCREASE KNOWLEDGE OF EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE PROCEDURES BY:
1. IMPROVING DISTRICT AND CAMPUS PLANS
2. PROVIDING ADDITIONAL
3. STAFF AND STUDENT TRAINING
4. CONDUCTING EMERGENCY DRILLS AND
EXERCISES
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REMS GRANT
• SECURE EXPERTISE AND MATERIALS NEEDED TO
ENHANCE EMERGENCY RESPONSE CAPABILITIES
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VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTS
FOOD DEFENSE EXPERTISE
SECURITY TRAINING
PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID TRAINING
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
EMERGENCY SUPPLIES FOR CAMPUSES
REMS BUDGET
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Personnel
Fringe
Travel
Supplies
Contractual
Other
Training Stipends
Indirect cost
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$71, 000
$22,800
$11,200
$33,478
$75,774
$30,000
$50,000
$ 5,949
$300,201
GRANTS ACTIVITIES
2011 - 2012
• Attended Department of Education training
• Trained 92 District and Campus Administrators
in NIMS/ICS 100, 200, 700 and 800
• Five staff attended the Texas School Safety
Conference
• Three staff completed the Collaborative
Leadership in Homeland Security Program
• Trained 54 staff in Food Defense
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GRANT ACTIVITIES
2011 - 2012
• Identified Vendors/Consultants
• Developed Prototype “Go Kits”
• Scheduled Emergency 101 Training – May 16,
2012
• Planned Full-Scale Exercise – August, 1012
• Active Shooter Training – June, 2012
• Elementary Security Audits
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GRANT ACTIVITIES
2012-2013
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Psychological 1st Aid Training
NIMS & ICS for New Administrators and Staff
Security Awareness Training for Support Staff
Vulnerability Assessment Training
Secondary Assessments
Chemical Management Training
Infectious Disease Planning
Food Defense Planning
Functional Needs Plans and Equipment
Develop Parent Education Information
Conduct Full Scale Drill
YOUR REMS TEAM
• Bryan Clements – Executive Director – Security
and Technology – 832.386.1217
• Cheryl Vital – Director – Security, Emergency
Management, & Foundations - 832.386.1070
• Anthony Mayeux – Director of Foundations &
Safe and Civil Schools – 832.386.1163
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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