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1 Project 1: Tri-County M&A City of Omaha Description: Management and Administration of the Tri-County PET Region's FY2014 SHSG award Tri-County Management & Administration $20, $20, Tota Planning $20, $20, Project 2: Tri-County Planning, Exercise & Training Investment Total $20, $20, CI/KR, CCP, EM & OFD Description: Regional planning, exercise, and training activities in Douglas, Sarpy and Washington Counties Nebraska Preparedness Partnership Citizen Corps Outreach and Program Support $10, $10, $4, $4, Tota Planning $14, $14, Ft. Calhoun FSX $25, $25, Tota Exercise $25, $25, HazMat/RAE Systems Metering Training $30, $30, Advanced ICS Training $14, $12, $2, Citizen Corps Training $6, $6, Tota Training $50, $12, $38, Credentialing System $31, $30, $24.00 Tota Equipment $31, $30, $24.00 Investment Total $121, $42, $78, Tuesday, May 05, 2015 Page 1 of 4
2 Project 3: Tri-County Law Enforcement IED Detection OPD & DCSO Description: This investment will enhance Tri-County PET Region Law Enforcement's ability prevent, protect against, mitigate, and respond to manmade threats and hazards including improvised explosive devices (IED) and active shooter incidents Douglas County Courthouse Active Shooter Exercise $12, $12, Tota Exercise $12, $12, SWAT Sniper Training $8, $8, ($10.00) Tota Training $8, $8, ($10.00) OPD Bomb Robot Upgrade $43, $43, $ Douglas County Sheriff/Omaha Police Department Ballistic $11, $11, $10.00 Project 4: Tri-County OMTEWG Tota Equipment $54, $54, $10.00 Investment Total $74, $8, $54, $12, Description: This investment will fund one OMATEWG part-time Analyst position with OPD and OMATEWG website hosting in continued support of Tri-County PET Region law enforcement and the Nebraska Information and Analysis Center (NIAC). OPD OMATEWG Analyst Position $31, $31, OMATEWG Website $1, $1, $0.00 Tota Planning $32, $1, $31, Project 5: Omaha Fire EMS & Police Rescue Task Force Investment Total $32, $1, $31, Description: Purchase of Ballistic Protective Equipment (BPE) and implementation of the EMS & Police Rescue Task Force concept. OFD Ballistic Protective Equipment $40, $32, $7, Tota Equipment $40, $32, $7, Investment Total $40, $32, $7, Tuesday, May 05, 2015 Page 2 of 4
3 Project 6: Omaha Metropolitan Medical Response System OMMRS Description: This investment will enhance and maintain the capabilities of the Omaha Metropolitan Medical Response System (OMMRS) and its affiliate programs Medical Reserve Corps Coordinator Nebraska Behavioral Health Conference $20, $20, $10, $10, Tota Planning $30, $30, Cybersecurity Tabletop Exercise $2, $2, Evacuation FSX $7, $7, Tota Exercise $9, $9, MRC Iowa Western CEUs $5, $5, Tota Training $5, $5, MRC EMS Supplies $1, $1, Prussian Blue $3, $3, Portable Shelters with Corridors $30, $30, ($230.00) Generators $12, $12, Trailers $13, $13, Stryker Stretchers $12, $12, OMMRS Shipping/Supplies $1, $1, Vehicle Monitoring Kit $2, Tota Equipment $76, $33, $42, Investment Total $120, $33, $86, Tuesday, May 05, 2015 Page 3 of 4
4 Ptoject 7: Omaha Fire HazMat OFD Description: NEMA support of Omaha Fire Department's Hazardous Material (HazMat) Team Masters of Gas Training $7, $8, ($500.00) Tota Training $7, $8, ($500.00) HazMat Meter Replacement (suppl. funds) Apple ipads for Mobile HazMat Applications $8, $8, $12, $12, Project 8: Bellevue Fire HazMat Tota Equipment $20, $20, Investment Total $28, $8, $20, Description: NEMA support of Bellevue Fire Department's Hazardous Material (HazMat) Team BFD HazMat Training Overtime/Backfill $4, $4, Tota Training $4, $4, HazMat Sensor Replacement $7, $8, ($329.95) HazMat Calibration Gases $1, $1, $ Level A HazMat Suits $3, $3, MultiRAE Gas Meter $2, $2, Tota Equipment $15, $9, $5, Investment Total $20, $9, $10, Grant Total $457, $103, $87, $266, Tuesday, May 05, 2015 Page 4 of 4
5 Advanced ICS Training $6, The Blue Cell, LLC L-967 Logistics Sections Chief Training 03/02-06/ $6, The Blue Cell, LLC L-958 Operations Chief Training 1/26-29/ $12, Credentialing System KCJ 06-APR-2015ST1 4/9/2015 $15, Midwest Card and ID XID 8300 Card Printer and Mobile Express Package (FY $10, Midwest Card and ID XID 8300 Retransfer Card Printer & Acc $5, Midwest Card and ID Mobile Express Software & Acc $30, SWAT Sniper Training $8, Precision Rifle Workshop Advanced Tactical Scouting - DCSO 4/13-17/ $8, OMATEWG Website CJH 05-FEB-2015ST3 5/5/2015 $1, Netsential.com Inc OMATEWG 2015 WEBSITE HOSTING $1, Portable Shelters with Corridors KCJ 06-APR-2015ST2 4/9/2015 $30, Traube Tent TAG NAG 56 PROJ 6: OMAHA METRO MED RESP SYSTE $30, Vehicle Monitoring Kit $2, Scott Crites Products Unlimited Invoice $2, Masters of Gas Training JHC 21-JAN-2015ST4 1/22/2015 $8, Christopher Wrenn Masters of Gas Detection Training for OFD $8, HazMat Sensor Replacement KCJ 22-APR-2015ST1 4/23/2015 $8, TG Technical Services PROJ 8: BELLEVUE FIRE HAZMAT MOU $8,264.95
6 HazMat Calibration Gases KCJ 22-APR-2015ST1 4/23/2015 $1, TG Technical Services PROJ 8: BELLEVUE FIRE HAZMAT MOU $1, $103,524.95
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