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Governor Douglas A. Ducey Director Gilbert M. Orrantia Arizona Department of Homeland Security FFY 2015 Homeland Security Grant Information Seminar January 2015

Introductions Timeline/Due dates/funding State Preparedness Report (SPR) Training and Exercise Overview Application Overview Site Monitoring Program Grants Financial Management Presentation

FFY 2015 Homeland Security Grant Process State Homeland Security Grant Program (SHSGP) and STATE AGENCIES *Tentative January 20-22, 2015 AZDOHS Grant information Seminars (Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson) March 2, 2015 Stakeholders Electronically Submit Grant Applications to AZDOHS, NLT 5:00 pm Monday, March 2, 2015 March 4 15, 2015 AZDOHS Strategic and Financial Review of Grant Applications March 16-27, 2015 Working Groups Review/Comment on Grant Applications March 31 April 16, 2015 RAC Funding Recommendation Meetings April 14-June 15, 2015* AZDOHS Writes State Application AZDOHS Reviews and Submits Final Federal Application to USDHS August-September 2015* USDHS Announces Awards and Final Funding Meetings with RACs Senior Advisor Committee (SAC) Review October 1, 2015* Final Awards to Stakeholders (NLT 45 days after official Grant Award Notice) 1/23/2015 *Tentative Dates Version 1.0

FFY 2015 Appropriation Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2015 Did not provide a full year of funding for DHS Currently operating under a continuing resolution through February 27, 2015 Delay in the FFY 2015 grant cycle DHS cannot release grant guidance until final FFY 2015 spending bill is signed by President Obama AZDOHS moving forward with FFY 2015 process

FFY11 FFY12 FFY13 FFY14 SHSGP $6,608,683 $3,310,348 $3,972,417 $4,568,000 UASI- PHX $7,755,447 $4,018,455 $5,500,000 $5,500,000 OPSG $12,378,728 $9,550,184 $12,005,449 $12,415,661 NSGP $225,000 $ - $66,500 $213,450 MMRS $1,126,772 $ - $ - $ - UASI- TUC $ - $ - $ - $ - BIDP $3,994,443 $ - $ - $ - BZPP $ - $ - $ - $ - EOC $1,000,000 $ - $ - $ - IECGP $ - $ - $ - $ - Grand Total $33,089,073 $16,878,987 $21,544,366 $22,697,111 Closed Closed Open Open

FFY 2015- anticipate similar allocation to FFY 2014 Focus on sustaining current capabilities rather than creating new capabilities If your jurisdiction has a terrorism/homeland security related gap/need you should submit an application If the project is not recommended for initial funding, it may be funded with reallocation funds

State Preparedness Report (SPR) 2014 update completed December, 2014 Included Threat and Hazard Identification Risk Assessment (THIRA) Whole Community Workshop Oct 22-23, 2014 2014 SPR method of distribution: Compact disc (cd) FOUO

2015 SHSGP (and UASI) Applications must address a capability gap identified within the SPR Example: Core Capability- Intelligence and Information Sharing; Training- 1. Disseminating intelligence and information 3. Gathering Intelligence Then describe HOW the project will address this Core Capability gap Failure to adequately address this question may impact your application

Regional Advisory Councils (RAC) funding guidelines Identify funding priorities for each region Updated annually http://www.azdohs.gov/councils/rac.asp

Management & Administration (M&A) May utilize up to 5% of the project award M&A costs must be included in the application and approved by AZDOHS State agencies may not utilize M&A NIMS applicants must be NIMS compliant Questions regarding NIMS compliance please contact: Mariano Gonzalez: 602.464.6327 or mariano.gonzalez@azdema.gov

12-month period of performance Personnel-must result in a net increase of 1 FTE Supplanting is not allowable General use software is not allowable Normal operating budget items are not allowed General use vehicles are not allowable Vehicle maintenance (fuel, new tires, oil changes) is a jurisdictional responsibility Competitive Procurement

Radios purchased with HS funds must: Comply with SAFECOM Guidance Support SCIP Initiatives Be P-25 Capable Narrowband compliant Minimum of 48 channel Programmed with the Arizona State Interoperable Priority Programming Guide Comply with the LMR Minimum Radio Standards For additional information contact the SWIC, Jeremy Knoll at 602.223.2106 or JKnoll@azdps.gov

Training Regional Training - (MOUs to ADEM)- One point of contact for each Region must submit a completed application ADEM Training Webpage: www.dem.azdema.gov/preparedness Training guidance in FFY 2014 pages 66-69 http://www.fema.gov/media-library- data/1395161200285-5b07ed0456056217175fbdee28d2b06e/fy_20 14_HSGP_FOA_Final.pdf

County Emergency Managers: Apache County-Brannon Eagar beagar@co.apache.az.us Cochise County Norm Sturm nsturm@cochise.az.gov Coconino County Robert Rowley rrowley@coconino.az.us Gila County Michael O Driscoll modriscoll@gilacountyaz.gov Graham County Brian Douglas bdouglas@graham.az.gov Greenlee County Steve Rutherford srutherford@co.greenlee.az.us La Paz County Steve Biro sbiro@lapazsheriff.org Maricopa County Pete Weaver peteweaver@mail.maricopa.gov

County Emergency Managers: Mohave County Byron Steward Byron.Steward@mohavecounty.us Navajo County Mary Springer mary.springer@navajocountyaz.gov Pima County Mike Hein mike.hein@pima.gov Pinal County Chuck Kmet Charles.Kmet@pinalcountyaz.gov Santa Cruz County Ray Sayre rsayre@santacruzcountyaz.gov Yavapai County Denny Foulk Denny.Foulk@yavapai.us Yuma County Tony Badilla tony.badilla@yumacountyaz.gov

NIMS Typed Resource Question Equipment Budget Narrative (Equip BN) Item Description Do not simply copy the information from the authorized equipment list (AEL) description-please be specific in your equipment requests Do not use brand names. Ex: Motorola Contact Michael Stidham for equipment/ael related questions. Michael Stidham: 602.542.7041 or mstidham@azdohs.gov

Due by 5:00 pm on Monday March 2, 2015 Application will be available no later than January 23, 2015 at www.azdohs.gov Make sure the application you submit is the FINAL version

Applications must be submitted electronically through the AZDOHS website/online portal The link to upload will be provided within the FFY 2015 HSGP Application Applications submitted directly to your strategic planner will not be accepted Confirmation email will be sent once your application is successfully received via the portal

Award packet will include: Award letter with funding amount Due dates for submission of required documentation Period of performance: 10/1/2015-9/30/2016 Award letter will include actionable items such as: Project Administration Page (must be signed and returned) Instructions for downloading and completing the subgrantee agreement Environmental and Historical Preservation (EHP) letter with possible action items NIMS Compliance Certification Form

Environmental and Historic Preservation (EHP) Designation EHP letter in award packet Level A or Level B threshold certain AEL numbers require EHP review Submit complete EHP documentation to Michael Stidham; mstidham@azdohs.gov AEL Website: http://www.fema.gov/media- library-data/20130726-1825-25045-7138/fema_preparedness_grants_authorized_equ ipment_list.pdf

Once stakeholders accept their award they must: Comply with the Subgrantee Agreement Sole Source/Single Source/Sole Brand Procurement - Per the Subgrantee Agreement, stakeholders should not enter into a sole/single source/brand contract without prior written approval from AZDOHS. Non-competitive procurement request form: http://www.azdohs.gov/grants/index.asp under Stakeholder Forms EQUIPMENT MARKING Ensure all equipment is properly marked as designated in the subgrantee agreement: Purchased with funds provided by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Once stakeholders accept their award they must: Submit quarterly reports and other documentation on time Reports containing insufficient data will be returned to stakeholder Delinquent reporting may affect status for future funding Email to Lsinghurse@azdohs.gov and your Strategic Planner Quarterly Report Form was updated 1/2015. Must use updated report

Extensions may be granted under extenuating circumstances Authorization of requests up to 90 days will be at the discretion of AZDOHS Requests in excess of three months will require recommendation by either the RAC or UASI working group Additional back-up documentation may be requested upon receipt of extension request Extension forms are available at www.azdohs.gov Additional parameters and instructions are available within the extension request form Form updated 1/2015

Final Quarterly Report- due 15 days after the end of the period of performance Include de-obligated amount of funds Remember to mark report as final Submit a Property Control Form (equipment list) with the final reimbursement request (where applicable) $300/more and a useful life of more than one year Include inventory/asset tag numbers Include serial/vin numbers Each piece of equipment/property MUST be listed on its own individual line Email to Regional Strategic Planner

Property Control Form (Equipment List) Inventory must be completed every 2 years Submit updated Property Control Form every 2 years or as equipment is disposed of Equipment must be used for the intended purpose for the life of the equipment. Property control form must be updated and submitted to AZDOHS as equipment is disposed Written disposition plan for any equipment that has a value of $5,000 or more at the end of its useful life Equipment Disposition Request Form available on http://www.azdohs.gov/grants/index.asp under Stakeholder Forms

Requirement (2 CFR 200.328) Ensure compliance with grant guidance and subgrantee agreement Enhance stakeholder relationships Identify areas where technical assistance, corrective action or other support may be needed NOT AN AUDIT

Three forms of monitoring Site CY 2014-133 awards; 33 agencies Desk CY 2014-85 awards; 20 agencies Reimbursement Site Monitoring Information available at http://www.azdohs.gov/grants/monitorprogram.asp Includes a copy of the Site Monitoring Form used by AZDOHS

Most Common Action Items Identified: Site monitoring Equipment is not marked with Purchased with funds provided by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Equipment Marking Fact Sheet (http://www.azdohs.gov/grants/index.asp#info) Desk Monitoring Property Control Forms and Grant Funded Typed Resource (GFTR) Reports (http://www.azdohs.gov/grants/index.asp#info) Make equipment available at location of monitoring visit (within reason)