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David Cassel, Plans & Training Section Director
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503-378-2911, x22226
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Matt Marheine, Domestic Preparedness Coordinator
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503-378-2911, x22239
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Is the states terrorism coordinator to manage grants; develop, train, and exercise plans, procedures, and programs that improve the capability of state and local governments to effectively respond to a terrorist event. The purpose is to assist and coordinate the actions of local government officials, department heads, and local experts in the emergency management field to manage the consequences of terrorist threats and events. These capabilities are inherently vital to guide local planners and managers to preclude and/or lessen the effects of terrorist threats and events to save human life, and protect property during an actual disaster event. |
Jim Adams, Domestic Preparedness Trainer
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503-378-2911, x22232
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This position assists and coordinates the actions of local government officials, state agencies, and local experts in the emergency management field to attend training as set forth in the DHS Grant Program and the Oregon EMP. These capabilities are inherently vital to guide local emergency managers, elected officials, and responders to preclude and/or lessen the effects of, save human life, and protect property during an actual catastrophic disaster event. By training, emergency response decision makers prepare their agencies to manage resources, conduct evacuations, establish shelters and mass care, to alert and inform the public, and to recover from disasters and emergencies resulting from terrorist incidents. |
Kelly Jo Craigmiles, Exercise/Training Officer
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503-378-2911, x22246
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This position functions under the Plans and Training Section and provides functional direction and overall monitoring of Oregon Emergency Management’s Training Program and Exercise Program within FEMA’s EMPG Program and the DHS/ODP Program; provides guidance to local and state agencies regarding these programs; interprets, monitors, and insures compliance in accordance with established federal guidelines; develops and operationally manages the budgets for the Training and Exercise Programs; monitors and approves local and state training, exercise, and CERT/Citizen Corps grant proposals; develops, implements, and monitors agency Training and Exercise Program grants; and maintains records and submits reports for federal and state government. This position works directly with state agencies, private business, and public and private community groups to provide training and exercise expertise. |
Douglas Jimenez, Domestic Preparedness Exercise Coordinator
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503-378-2911, x22248
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This position assists and coordinates the actions of local government officials, state agencies, and local experts in the emergency management field to attend exercises as set forth in the DHS Grant Program and the Oregon EMP. These exercises are inherently vital to guide local emergency managers, elected officials, and responders to preclude and/or lessen the effects of, save human life, and protect property during an actual catastrophic disaster event. By exercising, emergency response decision makers prepare their agencies to manage resources, conduct evacuations, establish shelters and mass care, to alert and inform the public, and to recover from disasters and emergencies resulting from terrorist incidents |
Lonni Nicoll, DHS Planner
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503-378-2911, x22233
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This position has the responsibility to write and maintain the State Emergency Management Domestic Preparedness Plan and Annexes. To direct and coordinate with other State agencies the development of their plans and responsibilities as outlined in the State Emergency Management Plan. To ensure local government terrorism plans are developed and kept current and in compliance with all applicable Federal and State policy guidance. Monitor and provide technical assistance to Local Emergency Managers on a continuous basis to integrate terrorism plans into the all-hazard environment. |
Judy Hartman, DHS Grants Coordinator
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503-378-2911, x22251
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The purpose of this job/position is to monitor, provide technical assistance, and evaluate statewide activities of grant funded programs awarded to state and local units of government whose focus is toward state and urban area homeland security. This position assures federal and state laws, rules, and procedures that govern the establishment and administration of the grant programs are met and complied with. |
Vacant, Planner
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This position serves as a planner with the Plans and Training Section and also serves as a County Liaison Officer for the Eastern Region of the State. This position also participates in the Human Services Program when the agency has a presidentially declared disaster. This position also serves as a Duty Officer. |
Beverly Hall, Receptionist
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503-378-2911, x22223
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This position serves as the agency receptionist and provides direct support to the Section Director for Plans and Training. This position also provides support to the agency’s training program, the Oregon Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission, the Drought Council and the Oregon Emergency Response System Council (OERS). |
Tracy Miller, Domestic Preparedness Program Assistant
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503-378-2911, x22253
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This position will monitor and coordinate the execution of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Grant Program, the Oregon Emergency Management Plan (EMP), the State’s Emergency Management Training Program, the Emergency Management Performance Grant Program (EMPG), Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR), and state guidance to local and state government agencies regarding these programs. This position oversees and provides direct administrative and grant support for the Division´s Domestic Preparedness Coordinator and other program staff. Acts as Administrative Assistant to the Section Director of the Plans and Training Section and the Domestic Preparedness Coordinator.
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Althea Turner, Earthquake Coordinator
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503-378-2911, x22237
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This position serves as the agency’s Earthquake/Tsunami/Volcano Coordinator and is part of the Plans and Training Section. This position works with the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries (DOGAMI), the Oregon State Seismic Safety Policy Advisory Commission (OSSPAC), National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program, Western Seismic Safety Policy Council (WSSPC), and Cascadia Region Earthquake Workgroup (CREW). |
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