2025 AHC Resources At-a-Glance Resources
The AHC’s 12 Most-Requested Resources for 2025
The All Hazards Consortium (AHC) is a state-sanctioned, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on enhancing resilience in both public and private sectors. Established in 2005, AHC addresses various cross-sector operational issues, including crisis and risk management, sensitive operational information sharing, cybersecurity, infrastructure disruptions, innovative disaster mitigation, and collaborative problem-solving.
1) The 2024 All Hazards Consortium Annual Report – https://app.typeset.com/play/LGWKM
A comprehensive look at our work to advance resilience, collaboration, preparedness, and responses on the front lines across the risk landscape. This year’s report celebrates the achievements of the working groups, highlights our partnerships, and sets the stage for the future.
2) SISE Operational SIGNAL Performance Report Hurricanes Debbie 2024, https://app.typeset.com/play/RKNJZ
A This report outlines how during Hurricane DEBBY, the SISE community leveraged technology through the SISE-net Hub and SIGNAL app to enhance real-time situational awareness, strengthen cross-sector coordination, and accelerate decision-making, significantly improving disaster response effectiveness across multiple states and sectors.
3) SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment) Overview – https://app.typeset.com/play/4GRXE
This report provides a detailed overview of the private Sector’s Sensitive Information Sharing Environment (SISE), a nationally recognized, FOIA protected, legal framework that allows the private sector and state/local government to jointly plan, problem-solve, and share operation information before, during, and after a crisis.
4) The 2024 All Hazards Consortium Annual Report – https://app.typeset.com/play/LGWKM
A comprehensive look at our work to advance resilience, collaboration, preparedness, and responses on the front lines across the risk landscape. This year’s report celebrates the achievements of the working groups, highlights our partnerships, and sets the stage for the future.
5) NEW ! 2026 AHC Public/Private Crisis Innovation Initiative – https://app.typeset.com/play/DYWGN6
This report outlines the All Hazards Consortium’s three-year Public/Private Crisis Innovation Initiative, designed to improve coordination between states and industry. Through a trusted, FOIA-protected framework, it enables collaboration, joint solutions/projects, and align funding streams to strengthen readiness, improve efficiency, and accelerate disaster recovery nationwide.
6) SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment) Overview – https://app.typeset.com/play/4GRXE
This report provides a detailed overview of the private Sector’s Sensitive Information Sharing Environment (SISE), a nationally recognized, FOIA protected, legal framework that allows the private sector and state/local government to jointly plan, problem-solve, and share operation information before, during, and after a crisis.
7) SISE Operational Performance Report Hurricanes Debbie 2024 – https://app.typeset.com/play/RKNJZ
This report outlines how during Hurricane Debbie, the SISE community leveraged technology through the SISE-net Hub and SIGNAL app to enhance real-time situational awareness, strengthen cross-sector coordination, and accelerate decision-making, significantly improving disaster response effectiveness across multiple states and sectors.
8) AHC After Action Review for Hurricanes Helene and Milton – https://app.typeset.com/play/V04Z6
This report provides an overview of the findings, innovations, and recommendations from industry sectors and states in their response effort for Hurricanes Helene and Milton and how to improve information sharing via the SISE.
This document provides an overview of the AHC’s ENDEAVOR program, detailing its background, purpose, benefits, and activities. It highlights operational solutions, resilience strategies, partnerships, and practical use cases that streamline preparedness, sustainment, and problem-solving while strengthening cross-sector collaboration and national resilience.
9) AHC / ENDEAVOR Program Alignment w/ White House Policy – https://app.typeset.com/play/OV9WQR
This report explains how the AHC’s ENDEAVOR program, implemented in Pennsylvania and Virginia) operated by the private sector, aligns with the White House Executive Order by empowering state and local leaders, strengthening public-private frameworks, and streamlining preparedness operations. Through addressing real-world use cases and providing real-time government feedback loops, ENDEAVOR reduces costs, improves efficiency, and equips communities with practical tools to make risk-informed resilience investments.
10) Federal Policy Maker Industry Feedback Report – https://app.typeset.com/play/EOE680
Report Title: Voices from the Front Lines: What Seasoned Industry Leaders Urge Federal Policy-Makers to Consider as They Rethink Disaster Survivor Support: This report distills over a decade of insights from longstanding private sector disaster response professionals who have coordinated all types of disasters across multiple sectors, offering actionable recommendations to strengthen federal support for states, communities, and survivors during major disasters.
11) The AHC’s State Private Sector Liaison Work Group Overview – https://app.typeset.com/play/K01DP
An overview of this state government driven work group of 40+ states that addresses operational challenges facing states, fosters mentorship and training, shares best practices, and collaborates with private sector stakeholders during disasters to strengthen coordination and improve resilience across sectors.
12) Cross-Sector Cyber Working Group Overview – https://app.typeset.com/play/NE1MO
An overview of the SISE Cross-Sector Cyber Working Group and how it builds trust across industries by promoting anonymous sharing of proven defenses, standardizing threat reporting, and coordinating with partners to strengthen proactive strategies, streamline responses, and enhance protection of critical infrastructure.
PRESS RELEASE
To learn how it works, visit www.readyops.org
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All Hazards Consortium’s Fleet Response Work Group Launches ReadyOps — A New Secure, Cross-Sector Disaster Communication Service for Private Sector
[WASHINGTON, D.C. — October 2025] — The All Hazards Consortium (AHC) announced today the official launch of ReadyOps, a secure, real-time operational messaging service designed to streamline disaster coordination and improve situational awareness across multiple states and the private sector’s critical lifeline industries including electric, transportation, communications, water, fuel, food, retail, finance, chemical, retail, healthcare, and logistics.
Built on the encrypted SIGNAL app, protected under the Sensitive Information Sharing Environment (SISE) legal framework, and moderated by staff and users, ReadyOps provides a neutral, operational platform for vetted 150+ users from utilities, contractors, and state emergency management agencies with a trusted, FOIA-protected platform for exchanging time-sensitive operational information during disasters.
"ReadyOps was built by operators, for operators," said Glen Aichinger, National Grid, a member of AHC’s Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group. "It connects utilities and their partners in a secure, private environment where they can share trusted information before, during, and after a disaster—without the clutter of endless emails or the risks of public channels."
Developed through several years of collaboration between the AHC’s Fleet Response, SISE, and State Private Sector Liaisons Working Groups, ReadyOps evolved from lessons learned during multi-state hurricane exercises since 2021 involving over 15 critical infrastructure sectors and state and federal agencies. The platform delivers verified, operational updates on emergency declarations, regulatory waivers, power outages, road closures, facility disruptions, alerts, shortages, and more—helping users make faster, more informed decisions.
"ReadyOps is not just another app—it a tool that provides vetted users access to a nationwide community of trusted operational professionals who have been solving real operational problems together since 2013," said Mike Zappone, Tempest Energy, Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group Chair. "Our goal is to help utilities, companies and state partners make better decisions faster, reduce risk, and stay connected when it matters most. There is no telling where this capability can go in the future."
ReadyOps operates 24/7/365, supporting both cross-sector “blue-sky” planning and “dark-sky” response operations. Enrollment is capped monthly to maintain high-quality participation, ensuring the network remains focused, secure, and operationally relevant.
Key Features:
- Real-time, moderated, secure communication through the encrypted SIGNAL app
- FOIA-protected legal framework ensuring confidentiality and liability protection
- Operations-only messaging (no spam or chatter)
- 24/7/365 availability
- Email based support and program management
- Training, on boarding, and virtual drills
- Access to a vetted ReadyOps user directory of government and industry users
The ReadyOps service is currently used by 50+ companies and 40+ states and local government, representing multiple sectors including national trade associations in food, water, electricity, gas & oil, communications, and healthcare.
For more information or to join the ReadyOps community, visit www.readyops.org
AHC Resources:
SISE Operational SIGNAL Performance Report Hurricanes Debbie 2024, https://app.typeset.com/play/RKNJZ, A This report outlines how during Hurricane DEBBY, the SISE community leveraged technology through the SISE-net Hub and SIGNAL app to enhance real-time situational awareness, strengthen cross-sector coordination, and accelerate decision-making, significantly improving disaster response effectiveness across multiple states and sectors.
The 2024 All Hazards Consortium Annual Report – https://app.typeset.com/play/LGWKM
A comprehensive look at our work to advance resilience, collaboration, preparedness, and responses on the front lines across the risk landscape. This year’s report celebrates the achievements of the working groups, highlights our partnerships, and sets the stage for the future.
SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment) Overview – https://app.typeset.com/play/4GRXE
This report provides a detailed overview of the private Sector’s Sensitive Information Sharing Environment (SISE), a nationally recognized, FOIA protected, legal framework that allows the private sector and state/local government to jointly plan, problem-solve, and share operation information before, during, and after a crisis.
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About The All Hazards Consortium
The All Hazards Consortium (AHC) is a state-sanctioned, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on enhancing resilience in both public and private sectors. Established in 2005, AHC addresses various cross-sector issues, including crisis and risk management, sensitive operational information sharing, cybersecurity, infrastructure, mitigation, and collaborative problem-solving.
About the AHC's Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group
The All Hazards Consortium’s Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group (FRWG) was formed in early 2013 by state emergency management and utility commission officials from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, along with leaders from the electric, communications, fuel, retail, transportation, healthcare, and finance sectors. Created in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, the FRWG united government and industry professionals to improve disaster response coordination. While its initial focus was on the Eastern U.S., the FRWG has since grown into a nationwide effort, developing innovative solutions and standardized processes that reduce mutual assistance delays for utilities across both the United States and Canada.
For More Information, Visit: www.ahcusa.org
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Nationwide Public-Private Hurricane Preparedness Exercise Strengthens Disaster Response Coordination 2025 SISE-net Cross-Sector Virtual Tabletop Exercise Aligns with New White House Disaster Policy
[Frederick, MD – August 18, 2025]
The All Hazards Consortium (AHC) working groups of states and private sector representatives have successfully conducted their 2025 Sensitive Information Sharing Environment Network (SISE-net) Cross-Sector Virtual Tabletop Exercise (TTX), bringing together state and federal agencies, private sector operators, and trade associations from across the nation to enhance operational coordination and information sharing for the upcoming hurricane season.
The exercise primarily focused on the preparation and execution of their structured, time-sensitive operational coordination calls that occur before and after major hurricane landfall, using the same tools, processes, and agendas employed in real-world disaster response.
Participating organizations included representatives from:
Private Sector: Communications, Electric, Fuel, Gas/Oil, Transportation, Medical/Pharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Food, Water, Retail, and Chemical.
States: Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Maryland, Alabama, and Pennsylvania,
Federal: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).
Participants discuss their process to prepare and generate/share operation information like declarations, waivers, situation reports, infrastructure disruptions, facility status and communicating unmet needs via the SISE-net Operational Information Sharing Hub—a secure, FOIA-protected platform—to share and access vetted operational information and data. (www.siseusa.org)
“This exercise is about speed, accuracy, and trust,” said Tom Moran, Executive Director of the All Hazards Consortium. “When government and industry can share and synchronize the most needed information at the right time, response and recovery move faster, costs drop, survivors get help sooner, and communities get back on their feet sooner.”
Since 2021, the annual SISE-net TTX has produced operational improvements that are now embedded in hurricane and disaster response nationwide:
- Operational Information Sharing Hub for centralized trusted operational updates.
- Cross-Sector Coordination Calls that deliver multi-state, multi-sector updates in under 30 minutes. A vetted nationwide community of state and industry crisis preparedness and response stakeholders who leverage the SISE’s legal framework to share operational updates via a customized app and secure SIGNAL channels.
- Standardized Playbooks and Checklists for consistent, relevant reporting. Cross-sector problem solving initiatives to solve recurring challenges in damage assessments, transportation, streamlining government declaration and waiver processes, aligning multiple states to expedite utility resource movements from around the U.S. and Canada, and new innovations like creating predesignated regional mustering points for out of state crews along certain routes to expedite utility restoration, and more...
Operational Value Across Stakeholders:
- State and Federal Government: Rapid access to industry ground-truth data for informed declarations and resource allocation during disasters of any type.
- Private Sector: Clear understanding of government actions to reduce delays in restoring operations and supply chains along with access to related information during a crisis.
- Trade Associations: Real-time advocacy, situational awareness and information sharing on behalf of their members with other sectors and states.
The SISE-net Cross-Sector TTX directly supports the White House’s new disaster response policy, which emphasizes deeper integration of private sector capabilities into federal and state planning and response efforts.With more than 85% of critical infrastructure in private hands, this collaboration is essential to national resilience.
Learn more about the private sector's SISE-net Cross-Sector TTX: https://www.ahcusa.org/cross-sector-exercises.html
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New AHC Private Sector Feedback Report from the Front Lines of Disaster Response - Released June 2025
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2024 AHC Annual Report Now Available!
The All Hazards Consortium is proud to unveil our 2024 Annual Report, a comprehensive look at our work to advance resilience, collaboration, preparedness, and responses on the front lines across the risk landscape. This year’s report celebrates the achievements of the working groups, highlights our partnerships, and sets the stage for the future.
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White House Executive Order
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New Report: August 2024
During Hurricane DEBBY, the SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment) community effectively leveraged new technology to gather real-time operational information from both state agencies and the private sector.
The integration of this information into the SISE-net Hub provided unprecedented situational awareness, enabling faster and more informed decision-making across all involved sectors. Key highlights from the report include:
The success we experienced during Hurricane DEBBY underscores the importance of our ongoing efforts to innovate and refine our tools and processes. We are grateful for the dedication and hard work of everyone involved, and we look forward to building on these achievements as we continue to enhance our capabilities. | ||
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The National Private Sector Liaison Workshop
On April 22 and 23, 2024, the FEMA Office of Business and Industry Infrastructure Integration, in partnership with the All Hazards Consortium’ State Private Sector Liaison Working Group, hosted the first nationwide Private Sector Liaison (PSL) Workshop in Washington D.C., at the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) headquarters in Washington, D.C.
This event convened state and FEMA regional private sector liaison programs, along with industry and association representatives to foster a collaborative approach toward disaster management. This report summarizes the proceedings of the Workshop, outlining the activities, discussions, key outcomes, possible Use Cases to be addressed in the future, and action items. Download the White Paper
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Enhancing Community Resilience with The Green Power On-Demand System (GPODS)
The GPODS (Green Power On-Demand System) initiative focuses on deploying mobile, rechargeable, energy storage units (battery) connected to the utility distribution grid. These units can support the community’s grid resilience year-round and be deployed during disasters to pre-determined critical locations, ensuring uninterrupted power supply.
This white paper outlines the problem, describes the GPODS solution, highlights the collaborative effort driving the project, provides a status update, and emphasizes the resources provided by the All Hazards Consortium (AHC), the participating utility, and other project partners. Download the White Paper
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The 2022 SISE-net Cross-Sector Virtual Tabletop Exercise After Action Report.
Cross-Sector TTX Purpose: Virtual cross-sector, multi-state discussion-based exercise to enhance operational coordination and operational information sharing for the upcoming hurricane season Conducted: July/August 2022 Participants: Multiple sectors and states (see in report) Scenario: Hurricane IDA in 2021 The report outlines the following:
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This report contains the summary of information, activities and innovative solutions produced by the AHC during 2021.
This report organizes the information to help your learn about the AHC and how it is structured to solve problems, who participate in its working groups and initiatives, how its stakeholders jointly respond to disasters, and how it coordinates federal, state and industry efforts to produce innovative solutions to solve operational issues quickly and efficiently; Download the 2021 Report
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This report contains the summary of the cross-sector Lessons Learned Discussion following Hurricane IDA.
Purpose: Operational Lessons Learned from Hurricane IDA Conducted: October 1, 2021 Participants: Multiple sectors and states (see in report) Incident: Hurricane IDA in 2021 The report outlines the following:
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This report contains the summary of the 2021 SISE_net Virtual Tabletop Exercise.
Purpose: Prep for 2021 Hurricane Season Conducted: July/Aug 2021 Participants: Multiple sectors and states (see in report) Scenario: Hurricane SALLY in 2020 The report outlines the following:
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This report contains the summary of information, activities and innovative solutions produced by the AHC over the past year.
It provides a deep dive into the people, the processes and the issues being addressed during the COVID-19 pandemic. This report organizes the information to help your learn about the AHC and how it is structured to solve problems, who participate in its working groups and initiatives, how its stakeholders jointly respond to disasters, and how it coordinates federal, state and industry efforts to produce innovative solutions to solve operational issues quickly and efficiently; Download the 2020 Report
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Assessing and Mitigating the Novel Coronavirus
(COVID-19) version 11.0
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Electric Sector COVID-19 Guidance Paper... A Resource Guide, version 11,
Updated February 24, This document is a resource for electric power industry leaders to guide informed localized decisions in response to the COVID-19 global health emergency. It highlights data points, stakeholders, and options to consider in making decisions about operational status, while protecting the health and safety of employees, customers, and communities.
The Electricity Subsector Coordinating Council (ESCC) and its members are committed to complying fully with all applicable federal and state antitrust laws. The activities of the ESCC are not intended, and do not constitute an agreement, to influence markets or prices for goods or services. This document will evolve as public health officials and other government sources provide additional data and more is known about COVID-19.
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The DHS Strategic Plan:
Fiscal Years 2020-2024
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Executive Summary:
The DHS Strategic Plan establishes a common framework to analyze and inform the Department’s management decisions, including strategic guidance, operational requirements, budget formulation, annual performance reporting, and mission execution. Along with the DHS Strategic Plan, DHS also conducts the Quadrennial Homeland Security Review, which identifies strategic homeland security priorities based on extensive analysis and stakeholder engagement. Together, these documents inform internal operations and our interactions with Congress, inter-agency counterparts, and the American public. https://www.dhs.gov/publication/department-homeland-securitys-strategic-plan-fiscal-years-2020-2024 |
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Mis- and Disinformation can undermine public confidence in the electoral process, as well as in our democracy.
This webpage is for people with questions about the security of their vote and preemptively debunks potential areas for disinformation. You can learn more about mis- and disinformation from CISA’s Countering Foreign Influence Task Force. |
DHS Report:
Homeland Threat Assessment
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Executive Summary:
Earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published the inaugural Homeland Threat Assessment. This product is intended as a “Whole-of-DHS report on the threats” faced by the United States. The seven “Key Threat Categories” covered by the assessment are: Cyber Threat; Foreign Influence Activity; Threats to Economic Security; Terrorism Threats; Transnational Criminal Organization Threats; Illegal Immigration; and Natural Disasters. https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/2020_10_06_homeland-threat-assessment.pdf |
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OVERVIEW
This white paper describes how criminal organizations conduct ransomware operations and their impact to society.
Collectively, governments around the world must increase the regulation of cryptocurrencies.
Additionally, global departments and agencies which enforce anti-money laundering (AML) regulations should be empowered and funded to better enforce AML provisions around the movement of cryptocurrency funds.
ABOUT NC-ISAC
The National Council of ISACS is a coordinating body designed to maximize information flow across the private sector critical infrastructures and with government.
DOWNLOAD: https://www.ahcusa.org/uploads/2/1/9/8/21985670/ransomware_nci_report_oct_2020.pdf
This white paper describes how criminal organizations conduct ransomware operations and their impact to society.
Collectively, governments around the world must increase the regulation of cryptocurrencies.
Additionally, global departments and agencies which enforce anti-money laundering (AML) regulations should be empowered and funded to better enforce AML provisions around the movement of cryptocurrency funds.
ABOUT NC-ISAC
The National Council of ISACS is a coordinating body designed to maximize information flow across the private sector critical infrastructures and with government.
DOWNLOAD: https://www.ahcusa.org/uploads/2/1/9/8/21985670/ransomware_nci_report_oct_2020.pdf
DHS Cyber Essentials Toolkit
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The Cyber Essentials Toolkit is a set of modules designed to break down the CISA Cyber Essentials into bite-sized actions for IT and C-suite leadership to work toward full implementation of each Cyber Essential.
Each chapter focuses on recommended actions to build cyber readiness into the six interrelated aspects of an organizational culture of cyber readiness. This page will be updated as new Toolkit chapters are published. https://www.cisa.gov/publication/cyber-essentials-toolkits |
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DHS Publications Library
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Official documents released by the department after investigating or researching a given topic.
The Publication Library contains guidance and policy papers, reports, strategies, program regulations, guidelines, brochures and more. URL: https://www.dhs.gov/publications |
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FEMA 2019 National Preparedness Report
FEMA's National Preparedness Report highlights the diverse range of preparedness challenges the nation faces and shows how preparedness grant funding was used to make preparedness improvements.
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Announcing the 2019 Report on the projects conducted under the AHC/DHS partnership created under the DHS NIPP (National Infrastructure Protection Program) Security & Resilience Challenge Program.
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The 2019 Report on the Operational Results and Impact of the SISE (Sensitive Information Sharing Environment)
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Announcing the 2019 Report on the projects conducted under the AHC/DHS partnership created under the DHS NIPP (National Infrastructure Protection Program) Security & Resilience Challenge Program.
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The 2018 Annual Report for the All Hazards Consortium
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Released April 2018!
Announcing the 2018 Annual Report of the All Hazards Consortium and its working groups. This summary report covers the people, activities, projects, and emerging initiatives of 2018. Page 5 - Several innovations occurred during 2018 as a result of trusted partnerships between industry and government. Page 6 - Innovative problem-solving that address operational issues and created new solutions. Page 8 - Key projects in sensitive operational information sharing; operational private/public partnerships with states; automated exercises/drills; digital outreach technology; and data-driven decision making. Page 11 - AHC programs in sensitive information sharing; digital outreach and education; disaster management; cybersecurity; applied research; data driven decision making; and joint integrated planning. Page 25 - New Products and Services in staffing; helping states create private sector operated working groups; expedited procurements; and disaster operations support. Page 28 - New partnerships who develop innovative solutions and capabilities And more.... |
The 2018 Annual Report for the All Hazards Consortium and its working groups.
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April 2018 FRWG Annual Meeting Agenda
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The 2016 Annual Report for the Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group. Learn about...
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AHC Reports
Workshop / Working Group Reports
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2013 Annual Report of the Fleet Response Working Group
Released March 2014 2013 E-ZPass Commercial Account Guidebook Report
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2012 Regional Situational Awareness Workshop, August 2012
Released August 2013 |
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2011 Regional State Border Coordination Workshop Summary Findings Report
Released April 2011 |
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Mid Atlantic Region Port Security Workshop Report
Sponsored by the State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Government Coordinating Council (SLTTGCC), released Summer 2010 |
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2010 2nd Annual Border Coordination Workshop Report
Sponsored by the Commonwealth of Virginia, released Summer 2010 |
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2009 Border Coordination Workshop Report
Sponsored by the State of West Virginia and the Commonwealth of Virginia, released June 2009 |
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Geographic Information Systems White Paper
Sponsored by Argonne National Labs, released Spring 2009 |
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Catastrophic Event Preparedness White Paper
Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Lab, released June 2008 |
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Regional Critical Infrastructure Protection White Paper
Sponsored by CNA Corporation, released November 2007 |
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Regional Public Safety Communications and Interoperability White Paper
Sponsored by Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Lab, released October 2007 |
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Regional Fusion Center White Paper
Sponsored by Northrop Grumman, released September 2007 |
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Regional Rail Symposium
Released March 2012 |
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Regional Ports Symposium Report
Released October 2011 |
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Other Reports:
Regional Mutual Assistance Groups: A Primer
Released in 2015, this report provide an overview of the electric sector's mutual assistance process used by the RMAGs (Regional Mutual Assistance Groups)
Expediting Power Restoration Report
Released June 1, 2014, provides an overview of the electric sector challenges when responding to regional disasters; how the electric sector is planning with regional states; identifying operational choke points to power restoration; developing joint operational solutions; and ways to coordinate their actions |
FEMA Regional Catastrophic Planning Grant Program (RCPGP) Final Report
Released January, 2015 by the National Capital Region RCPGP Program Office, provides an overall summary of the projects: what was produced; how the states worked as a region with each other and the private sector; what was learned from SANDY and the regional planning experience; and how parts of this effort will sustain. | ||
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FEMA Hurricane SANDY After Action Report
Released July 1, 2013 |
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RCCC 2011 Regional Partnership Study Report
Released March 2011 by the Regional Consortium Coordinating Council, provides an overview of regional non-profit organizations that facilitate public/private efforts for critical infrastructure protections/resiliency. For more information on the RCCC, visit http://rtriplec.wordpress.com |
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