Did You Know? The FEMA EEP IPP features ELAT data, so please use the next 4 weeks to add/update your FY22–24 data (by March 1, 2022).
ELAT Power User of the Month
CHRIS NEMCHECK (R03)
who recently updated a handful of exercise records – with the earliest entry dating back to 2018! The extra effort has a significant impact on the reliability of our ELAT data. Thank you for leading by example, Chris!
Below is a draft schedule for the FEMA EEP IPPW, a two-day virtual event scheduled for April 6 and 7, 2022. The FEMA EEP team will contact those members/partners, who have already expressed interest in supporting the planning process, but if you are not yet involved and would like to be, please let us know ASAP!
The LMD/Region X CSZ Earthquake and Tsunami TTX, one of many preparedness events designed to support NLE 2022 (specifically Cascadia Rising), will be conducted next week! Its outcomes will help define the Logistics Operations that will be leveraged during conduct of the ROC exercise later this spring.
The FEMA Exercise Branch and Workforce Management Division have partnered on the development of a pilot exercise to complement the new Cadre Management Orientation (CMO) 200 training course. The drill will run Cadre Managers (from five different cadres) through a complex scenario that creates staffing challenges for the purposes of testing their ability to develop effective staffing plans.
In the table below, bolded text indicates an association with the NLE 2022 series.
Federal Agencies are required by law to provide reasonable accommodation to qualified employees with disabilities. FEMA may provide you with a reasonable accommodation based on appropriate requests (requests are considered on a case-by-case basis). To request reasonable accommodations during exercise-related events, please email FEMA-Exercise@fema.dhs.gov or contact the FEMA Exercise Branch project leader for the specific exercise activity about which you are making the request.
