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  • She was purchased through a port security grant from the [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]].<ref name=Columbian2014-04-22/> ...d to incidents throughout the region. It was funded through a $2.7 million Federal Emergency Management Agency port security grant, which also provided new boats to Clark County Fire & R
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  • According to the [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]] (FEMA), [[Jacksonville, Florida]] has operated a fleet of three '''Firebo | publisher = [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]]
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  • ...mergency Preparedness, a position that eventually became the cabinet-level Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). FEMA was made a part of the Department of Homeland Security when t
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  • ...lark County Fire & Rescue christens new boat: Boat purchased entirely with Federal Emergency Management Agency funds ...d with applause. Just like that, the $370,000 boat purchased entirely with Federal Emergency Management Agency money through the Homeland Security program, was officially ready for busin
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  • ...rating at 9:25 AM, after receiving an initial notification at 9:04. The [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]] (FEMA) was notified at 9:30 and activated their Regional Operations Cente
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  • ...Emergency Planning. The last function changed several times, becoming the Federal Emergency Management Agency in the Executive Office of the President. With the formation of the Departm
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  • ...created; the OEP, after various reorganizations, is the ancestor of the '''Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)'''. FEMA, headed by [[W. Craig Fugate]], is now part of the U.S. [[ | title = Executive Order 12127--Federal Emergency Management Agency
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  • *[[Federal Insurance Administrator]], [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]] *Inspector General, [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]]
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  • ...e Transportation Security Act of 2002]].<ref name=PortSecurity2015/> The [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]], one of the agencies under DHS, provided $100 million worth of grants in ...r by a Port Security Grant through the Department of Homeland Security and Federal Emergency Management Agency, Norwalk Fire Department Lt. Steve Popadoulos said. It was shipped from Ore
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  • ...response (e.g., [[National Incident Management System]] (NIMS) under the [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]] (FEMA)), and to coherently bring these additional resources into a cohere | author =National Incident Management System, Federal Emergency Management Agency
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  • ...field amputation of a limb that cannot be freed from wreckage. The U.S. [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]] supports several US&R teams, which are normally part of local emergency s
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  • | publisher = [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]]
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  • | quote = A Federal Emergency Management Agency grant paid $294,000 of the $380,000 cost of the new vessel. That means the
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  • | journal = [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]]}}</ref> The preliminary discussion also assumes the blast takes place ne
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  • ...DHS absorbed some emergency management organizations, most recently the [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]], which traces its origins back to a cabinet-level function created by the
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  • ...r by a Port Security Grant through the Department of Homeland Security and Federal Emergency Management Agency, Norwalk Fire Department Lt. Steve Popadoulos said. It was shipped from Ore
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  • | publisher = Emergency Management Institute, [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]]}}, pp. 2-1 to 2-2</ref>
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  • ...oatsThenNow/> Following those attacks, the [[United States of America]] [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]] began giving American cities grants to pay for, or partially subsidize, t
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  • ...= 9-11 Commission Report}}</ref> This is not quite the language used in [[Federal Emergency Management Agency]] doctrine for ICS.
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  • According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, there are three portable types of instruments to measure the dose received | publisher = Federal Emergency Management Agency
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