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Emergency Preparedness Planning Council (EPPC)

Join the EPPC meeting to discuss regional service excellence awards, REPAC business items, fund allocations, and administrative challenges. Network at 9:00 A.M., meeting at 9:30 A.M. Password: rangers!

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Emergency Preparedness Planning Council (EPPC)

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  1. Emergency Preparedness Planning Council (EPPC) Guest Secured Password: rangers! Networking: 9:00 A.M. – 9:30 A.M. Meeting: 9:30 A.M. – 11:30 A.M. NCTCOG

  2. Welcome Call to Order and Opening Remarks Welcome Guests, Introductions

  3. Regional Service Excellence Award Mark Fox– National Weather Service Bianca Villanueva– National Weather Service Patricia Sanchez– National Weather Service Juan Hernandez– National Weather Service

  4. Regional Service Excellence Award David McCurdy- Tarrant County Tri-City Animal Shelter and Adoption Center

  5. Recognition of Past REPAC Chair Carl Smith Chief of Police City of Midlothian

  6. Moment of Silence Leroy Vaughn Councilmember City of Lewisville

  7. Administrative Business • Approval of February Meeting Minutes • New EP Staff Members

  8. REPAC Business Items • June REPAC Nominations • Vice Chair: REPAC recommends David McCurdy, Emergency Management Coordinator for Tarrant County Administrator’s Office, to be the new Vice Chair on REPAC. • County Seats: Per REPAC Bylaws, the county seats are selected by the corresponding county representative on EPPC.

  9. REPAC Business Items Cont. • REPAC Nominations • EPPC will be provided with a ballot to vote on the Subject Matter Expert (SME) seats • REPAC Bylaws state that 9 seats should be urban, and 5 rural (14 seats total)

  10. REPAC Discussion Items • Discuss FY 15 Funds • $31,790.97 • REPAC approved purchase of Digital Pressure Test Kits: $17,200 • Ballistic Blankets: $12,000.00 • Simunition Protective Equipment: $2,590.97

  11. REPAC Discussion Items • Discuss FY 16 Funds • $151,405.57 • REPAC approved $100,000 to be transferred to Kaufman Co. EOC in a Box • REPAC approved $15,000 for the State Preparedness Report and Regional Implementation Plan SPR/RIP • REPAC approved $15,000 for Ballistic Blankets • REPAC approved $21,405.57 for additional staff salaries

  12. REPAC Discussion Items • Discuss FY 17 Funds • All projects have been submitted and prioritized • Project allocation amounts are currently unknown • Discuss FY 18 Funds • Discussion about a 25% match required • Several unknowns

  13. REPAC Discussion Items • Administrative Process Challenges • eGrants- project changes and challenges • Project Implementation Meetings with Working Groups

  14. REPAC Discussion Items • DHS Office for Bombing Prevention • Multi-Jurisdiction Improvised Explosive Device Security Planning Workshop Series • Systematic process that fuses counter-IED education, capability analysis, training, and planning tailored to the unique requirements of respective jurisdictions

  15. Combined Public Safety Facility Steve Howie Emergency Management Coordinator Kaufman County

  16. Role of Elected Officials During Long Term Recovery Events Christa López, Section Administrator for Human Services and Individual Assistance and State Voluntary Agency Liaison Supervisor, TDEM DeAnnaStemock, State Voluntary Agency Liaison, TDEM

  17. Announcements Comments Member Comments Guest/Public Comments Adjournment

  18. Next EPPC Meeting August 17, 2017 Networking: 9:00 A.M.- 9:30A.M. Meeting: 9:30 A.M.- 11:30 A.M.

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