FLOOD07876

• County: Statewide
• Basin: Statewide
• Title: Comprehensive Cooperative Agreement Colorado FFY 1990
• Date: 1/1/1990
• Prepared For: State of Colorado
• Prepared By: Division of Disaster Emergency Services
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Flood Mitigation/Flood Warning/Watershed Restoration

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POPULATION PROTECTION PLANNING PROGRAM (PPP)

The State of Colorado's Division of Disaster Emergency Services
began impl ementat ion of FEMA' s Integrated Emergency Management
System in FY84. The initial emphasis and major planning effort has
been to provide technical assistance to EMA jurisdictions in the
updating or development of thei r multi-hazard local emergency
operat ions plans (LEOPs) and in the d i rec.t support of non-EHA
jurisdictions in c~mpletion (development or update) of their multi-
hazard LEOPs. Integrated in this effort has been the addressing
of national security emergencies as part of an all-hazards
approach. In FFY89 this effort was expanded to focus upon the
impact of NAPB 90, and to allocation of risk area population to
areas of lesser risk for reception and care. In addition a major
effort continued to update county community shelter plans based
upon the guidance furnished in NAPB #90, The PPP staff has been
very supportive in exercising of local jurisdiction LEOPs to assess
capabilities; determine existing deficiencies; and initiate
p 1 ann i ng to reduce the gap between requ i rements and shortfall s.
The PPP program continues to build on a solid base of product
achievement in its implementation of the IEMS concept.

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The primary PPP direction in FFY90 will be to continue its
aggressive program to review, and update selected LEOPs.
Consistent with FFY90 program guidance, emphasis will be placed
upon non-EMA jurisdictions, although program balance will be
maintained through provision of technical assistance to selected
EMA jurisdictions. Program efforts will continue in the area cf
updating community shelter plans based upon NAPB #90; update of
reception and care annexes as well as refinement of allocation of
populations from high risk areas to areas of lesser risk. Other
areas of important emphasis will include:

1. Submittal of a 4-year schedule for non-EMA jurisdiction EDP
updates.

2. Participation with other state and local emergency management
agency staff in conduct of exercises of LEOPs.
3. Support of DODES tra in i ng program by provi ding techn i ca 1
planning input and instructional capability for an annual
emergency planning course and other courses associated with
planning.

4. Provide support to improve State and local Continuity of
Government (COG).

5.

Attend FEMA approved training courses toward filling
requirements that each State Planner must complete within the
next 4 years.

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Reviews hazardous substance
to LEOPs for conformance
planning requirements.

incident/facility profile annexes
to SARA Title III contingency