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Conduct Capabilities Assessment. How Does the “Capabilities Assessment” Fit into the Homeland Security Strategic Planning Process?. Capabilities Assessment. Planning Factors CBRNE* Scenarios. State Administrative Agency. Risk Assessment. Needs Assessment. Capabilities Assessment. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy ProgramConduct Capabilities
Assessment
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.2
How Does the“Capabilities Assessment”
Fit into the Homeland Security Strategic Planning Process?
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7.3
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Risk AssessmentNeeds
Assessment
Shortfalls or “Gaps”
Desired Capabilities
Current Capabilities
VulnerabilityAssessment
ThreatAssessment
State Administrative Agency
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.4
Capabilities Assessment
State and local task Uses the Planning Factors and CBRNE
scenarios to help determine desired and current capabilities needed by each discipline to respond effectively
Assessment outputs:1. WMD Response Levels by Discipline
2. Tasks by Discipline Cap
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tR E F E R E N C E :
JurisdictionHandbook
page 33
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.5
WMD Response Levels by Discipline
Document desired and current capability Number of responders within each discipline Number of responders desired at each
response level Number of responders currently equipped and
trained at each response level On-line system provides automatic calculation
of percent ready at each response levelCap
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tR E F E R E N C E :
JurisdictionHandbook
page 35
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.6
Response Levels Defined
Level 0 No WMD Capability
Level 1 WMD Awareness
Level 2 WMD Performance (Defensive)
Level 3 WMD Performance (Offensive)
Level 4 WMD Advanced Operations and Technician
Capability
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tR E F E R E N C E :
ReferenceHandbookpage B-15
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.7
Step 1 - Select a Discipline
Select the disciplineTotal number in the discipline
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NOTE: If discipline was not listed as a capability in the jurisdiction assessment profile, then it will not be available for selection.
Total # in Discipline Total #
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at Response Level
Total # Currently Equipped & Trained
Percent Ready
at Desired Level
WMD Response Level - 0
WMD Response Level - 1
WMD Response Level - 2
WMD Response Level - 3
WMD Response Level - 4
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Step 2 - Number of Personnel Desired at each Response LevelRefer to the response level definitionsPreviously conducted Planning Factors
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NOTE: There is no requirement to address each response level. Assess capability by response level versus “column” analysis.
Total # in Discipline Total #
of Personn
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at Response Level
Total # Currently Equipped & Trained
Percent Ready
at Desired Level
WMD Response Level - 0
WMD Response Level - 1
WMD Response Level - 2
WMD Response Level - 3
WMD Response Level - 4
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Fire Service (FS)
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State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
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Step 3 - Number of Personnel Currently Equipped and Trained
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Total # in Discipline Total #
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at Response Level
Total # Currently Equipped & Trained
Percent Ready
at Desired Level
WMD Response Level - 0
WMD Response Level - 1
WMD Response Level - 2
WMD Response Level - 3
WMD Response Level - 4
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Fire Service (FS)
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Step 4 – Percent Ready at Desired Level Percent of personnel who are currently
equipped and trained at desired level
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Total # in Discipline Total #
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at Response Level
Total # Currently Equipped & Trained
Percent Ready
at Desired Level
WMD Response Level - 0
WMD Response Level - 1
WMD Response Level - 2
WMD Response Level - 3
WMD Response Level - 4
100Fire Service (FS)
100 40
NOTE: Percent of personnel ready at desired level will be automatically calculated.
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State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
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WMD Response Levels by Discipline Established
Repeat step application for all disciplines to respond
Capabilities applied to: Tasks by discipline Planning requirements for effective response Organization requirements Equipment that should be on-hand Training desires for effective response Exercises to evaluate the response
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R E F E R E N C E :
ReferenceHandbookpage A-21
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.12
DISCUSSION
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Tasks by Discipline
State and Local taskDetermine specific tasks by discipline
desired for responseAssess ability to perform tasksTask capability is determined by:
Appropriate plans Organizations Equipped Trained Exercised
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tR E F E R E N C E :
JurisdictionHandbook
page 36
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.14
PlansAre there appropriate plans and
procedures in place to accomplish the task?
OrganizationsIf a specialized team will accomplish the
task, is this organizational component in place?
EquippedIs the discipline equipped to perform the
task for response to potential incident?
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TrainedHas the discipline trained to perform the
task?
ExercisesHas the discipline been exercised using
realistic CBRNE scenarios?
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State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
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Tasks by Discipline process
Select a DisciplineEvaluate Desired Tasks for each Discipline
and denote capability to perform eachHow are responses defined?
Yes No Partial N/A
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tR E F E R E N C E :
JurisdictionHandbook
page 38
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.17
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Can the Task be Performed NOW?
Yes
No
Partially
N/A
No action required
• Task does not apply to the CBRNE scenario(s)• The solution area does not apply to CBRNE• The task does not apply to solution area• The task is a state designated responsibility
Written Mutual Aid Agreement
Planning
Organization
Equipment
Training
Exercises
Shortfall or
Gap
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.28
State designated responsibility
“State Task” Option provided for Public Health discipline only
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Evaluate Tasks for each DisciplineYesNoPartialN/A
Select new discipline
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t R E F E R E N C E :
ReferenceHandbookpage A-39
State Homeland Security Assessment and Strategy Program
7.30
Response Capability Needs – Report
Both the WMD Response Levels by Discipline and Tasks by Discipline assessments have been completed
Ability to generate report using the on-line system report interface Indicates current capabilities Review jurisdiction deficiencies by discipline
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DISCUSSION
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