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<br />Subordinate to the MCPC, each of the 11 counties established their own County Planning <br />Subcommittee, or CPS. The County Emergency Manager chaired each CPS, with <br />representatives of various county departments, incorporated communities, other "eligible <br />applicants," and other participants comprising its membership. The meetings were <br />facilitated either by TMAC or the County Emergency Manager. Typical county <br />representatives to each CPS include the Sheriff s, fire, building, and planning <br />departments and the Assessor's office. In some of the CPS's one person might be serving <br />the position of several representatives, as they do in the course of their normal day-to-day <br />job. In cases where large communities, or communities facing significant risks warranted <br />representation by multiple departments, they would either all attend the CPS meetings or <br />establish a separate community subcommittee to the CPS. Each CPS has met a minimum <br />of five times throughout the planning process. Each CPS will stay in existence for the <br />purpose of implementing and updating this plan. The following graphic is representative <br />of the NCEM planning structure for this DMA plan: <br /> <br />MCPC and CPS meeting dates, agendas and attendance logs are on file with the OEM <br />Regional Planner (See Appendix C). <br /> <br />6 <br />