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Region X

Training & Exercise


Quarterly Compendium
October 2013

FEMA Region X staff work out of a command trailer during an annual


Continuity of Operations exercise in Bothell, WA in June 2013.
Image Credit: Andrew Cleaves, FEMA Region X

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)


Region X Training & Exercise Quarterly Compendium
(TEQC) is published on a quarterly basis and contains
basic information about regionally significant training
and exercise events occurring in the next three (3)
years.
As a companion to the Multi-Year Training & Exercise
Plan (MYTEP), TEQC is updated to coincide with
quarterly meetings of the Regional Interagency
Steering Committee (RISC) Training and Exercise
Subcommittee which meets to increase emergency
management capabilities, regional preparedness, and
to sustain operational readiness through the design and
conduct of various training and joint exercises as part
of the Plan-Train-Equip-Exercise preparedness cycle.

This edition includes events occurring between


October 2013-December 2016. The next edition will
be published in January 2014 and a call for updates
will be distributed in mid November 2013.
A regionally significant training or exercise event
includes but is not limited to the following types of
events;
training which is open for enrollment by outside
agencies,
exercises in need of evaluators or controllers,
exercises open to observers,
multi-jurisdictional training and exercises,
regional training and exercises,
and training and exercises which an agency would
like other regional partners to be aware of.
For more information about the Region X Training &
Exercise Quarterly Compendium please contact Adina
M. Pease Adina.Pease@fema.dhs.gov or at (425) 4874672.

Cover Image: San Juan Islands, Washington.


Cover Image Credit: Adina Pease, FEMA Region X

Region X
Training & Exercise
Quarterly Compendium
October 2013

Contents
3 Training
29 Exercise
58 Acronym Index
60 Points of Contact

Multi-jurisdictional students work together to create a table top exercise


during an offering of L132 Discussion Based Exercise Design in Lynnwood,
WA in September 2013.
Image Source: Adina Pease, FEMA Region X

Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
MGT-342 Senior Officials
Disaster Management for
Water/Waste Water

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management Association
(OEMA).

Eugene, Oregon (OR)


October 7, 2013

Rick Carter
Oregon Emergency Management
(EM)
Rick.Carter@state.or.us

Oregon Emergency Management


Association Annual Conference

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management Association. CLICK
HERE for more information.

Eugene, OR
October 7-10, 2013

OEMA@oregonemergency.com

NEW!
EMD-4026: Community
Points of Distribution (CPOD)
Managers Course

Hosted by the Washington


Emergency Management Division
(EMD). This course is open
to all CPOD Managers or local
emergency management staff.
Prerequisites include Independent
Study (IS)-26. Participants must
include a copy of certificate of
completion with the training
application.

Shelton, Washington (WA)


October 8, 2013

Craig Ginn
Washington EMD
Craig.Ginn@mil.wa.gov
(253) 512-7097
Kristin Ramos
Washington EMD
Kristin.Ramos@mil.wa.gov
(253) 512-7058

To download the application;


CLICK HERE. Submit completed
applications to EMD.Training@
mil.wa.gov or fax to (253) 5127206.
NEW!
MGT-318: Public Information
in an All-Hazards Incident

Hosted by Idaho Bureau of


Homeland Security (BHS).

Hayden, Idaho (ID)


October 8-9, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Alaska Division of Homeland


Security & Emergency
Management (DHS & EM) Fall
Preparedness Conference

Hosted by Alaska DHS & EM.

Anchorage, Alaska (AK)


October 8-10, 2013

Sam Hutchinson
Alaska DHS & EM
(907) 428-7042

NEW!
AWR-102: Pipeline Security for
Rural Communities

Hosted by Idaho BHS.

Sandpoint, ID
October 10, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

NEW!
Ground Search Management in
Oregon Initial Operations

Hosted by Umatilla County


Sheriffs Office. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, and IS700. Recommended prerequisites
include ICS-300 and ICS400. Oregon State Sheriffs
Association (OSSA) Search and
Rescue (SAR) certification highly
recommended. Ability to read
and interpret topographic maps
and coordinate system. Course fee
is $300 including lunch.

Pendleton, OR
October 14-18, 2013

Sara Rubrecht
RubrecSN@jacksoncounty.org
(541) 774-6790

Incident Command System


(ICS)-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Pierce County


Emergency Management.
Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, and IS-700. To self-register,
CLICK HERE.

Tacoma, WA
October 15-16, 2013

Judy L. Harmon
Pierce County Emergency
Management
PCDEMTraining@co.pierce.wa.us

Training
Training Name
NEW!
EMD-4026: CPOD Managers
Course

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Hosted by the Washington


Emergency Management Division.
This course is open to all CPOD
Managers or local emergency
management staff. Prerequisites
include IS-26. Participants must
include a copy of certificate of
completion with the training
application.

Bellingham, WA
October 16, 2013

Point of Contact
Craig Ginn
Washington EMD
Craig.Ginn@mil.wa.gov
(253) 512-7097
Kristin Ramos
Washington EMD
Kristin.Ramos@mil.wa.gov
(253) 512-7058

To download the application;


CLICK HERE. Submit completed
applications to EMD.Training@
mil.wa.gov or fax to (253) 5127206.
NEW!
G-427: Community Emergency
Response Team (CERT) Program
Manager Training

Hosted by Washington Citizen


Corps. The purpose of this
2-day course is to prepare CERT
Program Managers for the tasks
required to establish and sustain
an active local CERT program.
The target audience includes
current or anticipated program
mangers of registered CERT
programs, or those considering
starting a CERT program.

Thurston County, WA
October 16-17, 2013

Paula Towne
Paula.Towne@ofm.wa.gov
(360) 725-5290

NEW!
SAR Tracking

Hosted by Benton County


Emergency Management.

Corvallis, OR
October 19-20, 2013

Lacey Duncan
Benton County
Lacey.Duncan@co.benton.or.us

Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

L-0950: All Hazards Position


Specific Incident Commander

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the Department
of Public Safety Standards and
Training (DPSST). This course is an
Emergency Management Institute
(EMI) regional field offering
and limited spaces are available.
Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, ICS-300, ICS-400, IS-700,
and IS-800. Copies of certificates
of completion must accompany
application. Out of state applicants
must route their applications
through their respective State
Emergency Management Training
Officer. CLICK HERE to complete the
Form 119-25-1 application.

Salem, OR
October 21-25, 2013

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Idaho BHS.


Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, IS-700, and IS-800.

Fort Hall, ID
October 22-23, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for


Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Seattle City Light and


Seattle Department of Transportation.
Prerequisites include IS-100, IS-200,
IS-700, and IS-800. Courses are open
to any responder from cities, tribes,
county agencies, state agencies,
federal agencies, special purpose
districts, and private and non-profit
partners.

Seattle, WA
October 22-23, 2013

Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
G-290: Basic Public Information
Officer (PIO)

Hosted by the City and Borough


of Juneau.

Juneau, AK
October 23-24, 2013

Tom Mattice
Tom_Mattice@ci.juneau.ak.us
(907) 586-0419

NEW!
G-291: Joint Information
System/Center (JIS/JIC) for
PIOs

Hosted by Washington EMD.


This course builds on
competencies gained in the Basic
PIO course (G-290) applying
those skills in an expanding
incident where coordination is
enhanced by establishing a JIS/
JIC. The target audience includes
Washington Homeland Security
Region 7 personnel that have
PIO responsibilities as their
main function or as an auxiliary
responsibility at the state, local,
or tribal levels of government.
Other applicants will be accepted
on a space available basis only.
Prerequisites include G-290.
Please include a copy of your
certificate of completion with
your course application.

Moses Lake, WA
October 24, 2013

Shelly Glenn
Washington EMD
Shelly.Glenn@mil.wa.gov
(253) 512-7048

To download the application;


CLICK HERE. Submit completed
applications to EMD.Training@
mil.wa.gov or fax to (253) 5127206.
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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for


Expanding Incidents

Hosted by the Northwest


Regional Training Center
(NWRTC). Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, and IS-700.

Vancouver, WA
October 24-25, 2013

Cindy Simukka
NWRTC
Cindy.Simukka@nwrtc.org
(360) 397-2100

NEW!
AWR-308: Natural Disaster
Awareness for Caregivers of
Senior Citizens

Hosted by the Clark Regional


Emergency Services Agency
Emergency Management Division
and the Peace Health South
West Emergency Preparedness
Office. This course is designed
to enhance the caregivers
awareness of vulnerability factors
associated with senior citizens.
This course is intended for senior
care providers (including family
members, friends, personal
attendants, home health agencies,
in-house services, roommates,
and medical personnel), care
providers, emergency managers,
and first responders.

Vancouver, WA
October 28, 2013

Scott Johnson
Homeland Security Region 4
Scott.Johnson@clark.wa.gov

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by the Matanuska-Susitna


(Mat-Su) Borough. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, IS-700,
ICS-300, and IS-800.

Wasilla, AK
Oct 28-29, 2013

Casey Cook
Casey.Cook@matsugov.us
(907) 373-8812

NEW!
CERT Train-the-Trainer

Hosted by the Kenai Peninsula


Borough.

Soldotna, AK
Oct 28-31, 2013

Dan Nelson
DNelson@borough.kenai.ak.us
(907) 262-2098

Training
Training Name
NEW!
Logistics Section Chief

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Hosted by EPA Region 10.


Although examples discussed
will focus on Emergency Support
Function (ESF)10 (Oil and
Hazardous Materials) the class is
equivalent to L-967: All-Hazards
Position Specific Logistics Section
Chief

Seattle, WA
October 28 November 1, 2013

Point of Contact
Wendy Adams
EPA Region 10
Adams.Wendy@epa.gov
(206) 553-2956
Dale Becker
Becker.Dale@epa.gov
(206) 553-6235

To register CLICK HERE.


NEW!
AWR-308: Natural Disaster
Awareness for Caregivers of
Senior Citizens

Hosted by the Clark Regional


Emergency Services Agency
Emergency Management Division
and the Peace Health South
West Emergency Preparedness
Office. This course is designed
to enhance the caregivers
awareness of vulnerability factors
associated with senior citizens.
This course is intended for senior
care providers (including family
members, friends, personal
attendants, home health agencies,
in-house services, roommates,
and medical personnel), care
providers, emergency managers,
and first responders.

Vancouver, WA
October 29, 2013

Scott Johnson
Homeland Security Region 4
Scott.Johnson@clark.wa.gov

Training
Training Name
NEW!
AWR-136: Essentials of
Community Cyber Security
& MGT-384: The Emergency
Operations Center (EOC) Role
in Community Cyber Security

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Hosted by Pierce County EM.


The Essentials of Community
Cyber Security (ECCS) course
provides individuals, community
leaders, and first-responders with
information on how cyber-attacks
can impact, prevent, and/or
stop operations and emergency
responses in a community. The
EOCs Role in Community Cyber
Security provides an awareness
of how cyber events can impact
communities. Throughout the
course participants will learn the
roles and responsibilities needed
to detect, prevent and respond to
a cyber-security incident.

Point of Contact

Lakewood, WA
October 29-30, 2013

Judy L. Harmon
Pierce County Emergency
Management
PCDEMTraining@co.pierce.wa.us

To register; CLICK HERE.


NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Idaho BHS.


Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, IS-700, and IS-800.

Twin Falls, ID
October 29-30, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

NEW!
MGT-324: Prevention of,
Response to, and Recovery from
Campus Emergencies

Hosted by Idaho BHS.

Pocatello, ID
October 29-30, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for


Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Clackamas County


Emergency Management.
Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, and IS-700.

Oregon City, OR
October 30-November 1, 2013

Nora Yotsov
Clackamas County
NoraYot@co.clackamas.or.us

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by FEMA Region X.


Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, ICS-300, and
IS-800. The target audience
includes Federal, state, tribal,
and local emergency manager
and response personnel who
require ICS-400 training within
their organization. This course
provides advanced training
the application of the ICS and
expands upon the information
provided in ICS-300.

Lynnwood, WA
October 30-31, 2013

Ilyssa Plumer
FEMA Region X
Ilyssa.Plumer@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-4500

NEW!
G-428: CERT Train-the-Trainer

Hosted by Polk County CERT.


Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, IS-800, and
CERT Basic course. Visit the Polk
County CERT website; CLICK
HERE.

Independence, OR
November 1-3, 2013

Kimber Townsend
Polk.CERT@yahoo.com
(503) 689-0904

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by Idaho BHS.


Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, ICS-300, and IS800.

Gooding, ID
November 4-5, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for


Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Clackamas County


Emergency Management.
Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, and IS-700.

Oregon City, OR
November 4-6, 2013

Nora Yotsov
Clackamas County
NoraYot@co.clackamas.or.us

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by the Mat-Su Borough.


Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, and IS-700.

Wasilla, AK
November 4-7, 2013

Casey Cook
Casey.Cook@matsugov.us
(907) 373-8812

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Kodiak Fire


Department. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, and IS-700.

Kodiak, AK
November 5-7, 2013

Rome Kamai
RKamai@city.kodiak.ak.us
(907) 486-8040

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by Portland Bureau


of Emergency Management.
Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, ICS-300, and IS800.

Portland, OR
November 6-7, 2013

To register, CLICK HERE.

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Idaho BHS.


Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, IS-700, and IS-800.

Riggins, ID
November 7-8, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by Idaho BHS.


Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, ICS-300, and IS800.

Fort Hall, ID
November 12-13, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

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Training
Training Name
NEW!
L-0133 Operations-based
Exercise Design and Evaluation
Course

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Hosted by FEMA Region X. This


is the second required course for
the Master Exercise Practitioner
Program (MEPP) candidates that
focus on the knowledge, skills,
and proficiency demonstrations
necessary to successfully complete
the five phases of the exercise
process for operations-based
exercise.

Point of Contact

Lynnwood, WA
November 12-15, 2013

Ilyssa Plumer
FEMA Region X
Ilyssa.Plumer@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-4500

Clackamas, OR
Camp Withycombe
November 12-15, 2013

Josh Carlson
TrainingCommandJC@gmail.com
(253) 495-2277

Target audience includes


personnel from all levels
of government and local
jurisdictions representative of
emergency management/services
personnel whose responsibilities
include emergency management
exercises.

NEW!
L-954: All Hazards Position
Specific Safety Officer

Prerequisites include IS-100,


IS-200, IS-700, IS-800, ICS-300,
and ICS-400. Copies of certificates
of completion must accompany
application.

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

ICS-400: Advanced ICS for


Complex Incidents

Hosted by Seattle City Light


and Seattle Department of
Transportation. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300,
IS-700, and IS-800. Courses are
open to any responder from
cities, tribes, county agencies,
state agencies, federal agencies,
special purpose districts, and
private and non-profit partners.

Seattle, WA
November 13-14, 2013

Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

ICS-400: Advanced ICS for


Complex Incidents

Hosted by Pierce County


Emergency Management.
Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, ICS-300, and IS-700. To
self-register, CLICK HERE.

Tacoma, WA
November 13-14, 2013

Judy L. Harmon
Pierce County Emergency
Management
PCDEMTraining@co.pierce.wa

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by Kodiak Fire


Deparment. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, and IS700.

Kodiak, AK
November 14-15, 2013

Rome Kamai
RKamai@city.kodiak.ak.us
(907) 486-8040

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Training
Training Name
NEW!
G-291: JIS/JIC for PIOs

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Hosted by Washington EMD.


This course builds on
competencies gained in the Basic
PIO course (G-290) applying
those skills in an expanding
incident where coordination is
enhanced by establishing a JIS/
JIC. The target audience includes
Washington Homeland Security
Region 3 personnel that have
PIO responsibilities as their
main function or as an auxiliary
responsibility at the state, local,
or tribal levels of government.
Other applicants will be accepted
on a space available basis only.
Prerequisites include G-290.
Please include a copy of your
certificate of completion with
your course application.

Point of Contact

Olympia, WA
November 20, 2013

Shelly Glenn
Washington EMD
Shelly.Glenn@mil.wa.gov
(253) 512-7048

McMinnville, OR
November 20, 2013

Sue Lamb
Yamhill County
LambS@co.yamhill.or.us

To download the application;


CLICK HERE. Submit completed
applications to EMD.Training@
mil.wa.gov or fax to (253) 5127206.
NEW!
PER-300: Social Media for
Disaster Response and Recovery

Hosted by Yamhill County


Emergency Management.

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
PER-300: Social Media for
Disaster Response and Recovery

Hosted by Good Samaritan


Health.

Albany, OR
November 21, 2013

Joy Chase
Good Samaritan Health
JChase@samhealth.org

NEW!
PER-300: Social Media for
Disaster Response and Recovery

Hosted by the City of Eugene.

Eugene, OR
November 22, 2013

Patence Winningham
City of Eugene
Patence.M.Winningham@
ci.eugene.or.us

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by Idaho BHS.


Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, ICS-300, and IS800.

Hayden, ID
November 22-23, 2013

Natalie Lahti
Idaho BHS
NLahti@bhs.idaho.gov
(208) 422-3417

L-0952: All Hazards Position


Specific PIO

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the DPSST. This
course is an EMI regional field
offering and limited spaces are
available. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, ICS400, IS-700, and IS-800. Copies
of certificates of completion
must accompany application.
Out of state applicants must
route their applications through
their respective State Emergency
Management Training Officer.
CLICK HERE to complete the Form
119-25-1 application.

Salem, OR
December 2-6, 2013

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
G-428: CERT Train-the-Trainer

Hosted by Polk County CERT.


Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, IS-800, and
CERT Basic course. Visit the Polk
County CERT website; CLICK
HERE.

Independence, OR
December 6-7, 2013

Kimber Townsend
Polk.CERT@yahoo.com
(503) 689-0904

NEW!
PER-300: Social Media for
Disaster Response and Recovery

Hosted by Marion County


Emergency Management.

Salem, OR
December 10, 2013

EAnderson@co.marion.or.us

NEW!
PER-300: Social Media for
Disaster Response and Recovery

Hosted by Marion County


Emergency Management.

Salem, OR
December 11, 2013

EAnderson@co.marion.or.us

ICS-400: Advanced ICS for


Complex Incidents

Hosted by the NWRTC.


Prerequisites include IS-100, IS200, ICS-300, and IS-700.

Vancouver, WA
December 19-20, 2013

Cindy Simukka
NWRTC
Cindy.Simukka@nwrtc.org
(360) 397-2100

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

L-0954: All Hazards Position


Specific Safety Officer

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the DPSST. This
course is an EMI regional field
offering and limited spaces are
available. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, ICS400, IS-700, and IS-800. Copies
of certificates of completion
must accompany application.
Out of state applicants must
route their applications through
their respective State Emergency
Management Training Officer.
CLICK HERE to complete the
Form 119-25-1 application.

Salem, OR
January 13-16, 2014

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by FEMA Region X.


Prerequisites include IS-100,
IS-200, IS-700, and IS-800.
Target audience includes Federal,
state, tribal, and local emergency
management and response
personnel who require ICS
training within their organization.

Lynnwood, WA
January 14-16, 2014

Ilyssa Plumer
FEMA Region X
Ilyssa.Plumer@fema.dhs.gov
425 487 4500

Intermediate Incident Command


System 300 training provides
training and resources for
personnel who required advanced
application of the Incident
Command System and expands
upon ICS 100 and 200 courses.
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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
Standardized Awareness
Training (SAT)

Hosted by Seattle Department


of Transportation and Seattle
City Light. Topics in this
course include prevention and
deterrence, identification of
hazardous materials, chemical
agents, biological agents,
radiological materials and
nuclear weapons, and explosive
devices. This course is open to
any responder from cities, tribes,
county agencies, state agencies,
Federal agencies, special purpose
districts, and private and nonprofit partners.

Seattle, WA
January 22, 2014

Lawrence Eichhorn
Seattle Department of
Transportation
Lawrence.Eichhorn@seattle.com
(206) 684-7574

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Seattle City Light


and Seattle Department of
Transportation. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, IS-700,
and IS-800. Courses are open to
any responder from cities, tribes,
county agencies, state agencies,
federal agencies, special purpose
districts, and private and nonprofit partners.

Seattle, WA
January 28-29, 2014

Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

L-0956: All Hazards Position


Specific Liaison Officer

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the DPSST. This
course is an EMI regional field
offering and limited spaces are
available. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, ICS400, IS-700, and IS-800. Copies
of certificates of completion
must accompany application.
Out of state applicants must
route their applications through
their respective State Emergency
Management Training Officer.
CLICK HERE to complete the
Form 119-25-1 application.

Salem, OR
February 3-4, 2014

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

NEW!
MGT-318: Public Information
in All Hazards Events

Hosted by Clatsop County


Emergency Management.

Astoria, OR
February 4-5, 2014

Tiffany Brown
TBrown@co.clatsop.or.us

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by the U.S. Coast Guard


(USCG).

Seattle, WA
February 11-14, 2014

LCDR Brian Henry


USCG
Brian.J.Henry@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7343

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by Seattle City Light


and Seattle Department of
Transportation. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, IS-700,
ICS-300, and IS-800. Courses
are open to any responder from
cities, tribes, county agencies,
state agencies, federal agencies,
special purpose districts, and
private and non-profit partners.

Seattle, WA
February 25-26, 2014

Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

L-0958: All Hazards Position


Specific Operations Section
Chief

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the DPSST. This
course is an EMI regional field
offering and limited spaces are
available. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, ICS400, IS-700, and IS-800. Copies
of certificates of completion
must accompany application.
Out of state applicants must
route their applications through
their respective State Emergency
Management Training Officer.
CLICK HERE to complete the
Form 119-25-1 application.

Salem, OR
March 10-13, 2014

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

NEW!
L-0136 Operations-based Exercise Development Course

Hosted by FEMA Region X. This is


the third required course for the
MEPP candidates that focus on the
knowledge, skills, and proficiency
demonstrations necessary to
successfully complete the five
phases of the exercise process for
operations-based exercise.

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Lynnwood, WA
March 2014

Ilyssa Plumer
FEMA Region X
Ilyssa.Plumer@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-4500

Salem, OR
April 7-10, 2014

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

Personnel from all levels


of government and local
jurisdictions representative of
emergency management/services
personnel whose responsibilities
include emergency management
exercises.
L-0952: All Hazards Position
Specific Planning Section Chief

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the DPSST. This
course is an EMI regional field
offering and limited spaces are
available. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, ICS400, IS-700, and IS-800. Copies
of certificates of completion
must accompany application.
Out of state applicants must
route their applications through
their respective State Emergency
Management Training Officer.
CLICK HERE to complete the
Form 119-25-1 application.
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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Seattle City Light


and Seattle Department of
Transportation. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, IS-700,
and IS-800. Courses are open to
any responder from cities, tribes,
county agencies, state agencies,
federal agencies, special purpose
districts, and private and nonprofit partners.

Seattle, WA
April 8-9, 2014

Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Hosted by Seattle City Light


and Seattle Department of
Transportation. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, IS-700,
ICS-300, and IS-800. Courses
are open to any responder from
cities, tribes, county agencies,
state agencies, federal agencies,
special purpose districts, and
private and non-profit partners.

Seattle, WA
May 6-7, 2014

Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

NEW!
MGT-346: EOC Operations and
Planning for All Hazards

Hosted by the City of Brookings.

Brookings, OR
May 7-9, 2014

Gary Milliman
GMilliman@brookings.or.us

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Training
Training Name
NEW!
G-291: JIS/JIC for PIOs

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Hosted by Washington EMD.


This course builds on
competencies gained in the Basic
PIO course (G-290) applying
those skills in an expanding
incident where coordination
is enhanced by establishing a
JIS/JIC. The target audience
includes personnel that have
PIO responsibilities as their
main function or as an auxiliary
responsibility at the state, local,
or tribal levels of government.
Other applicants will be accepted
on a space available basis only.
Prerequisites include G-290.
Please include a copy of your
certificate of completion with
your course application.

Point of Contact

Pasco, WA
May 8, 2014

Shelly Glenn
Washington EMD
Shelly.Glenn@mil.wa.gov
(253) 512-7048

Astoria, OR
May 12, 2014

Tiffany Brown
TBrown@co.clatsop.or.us

To download the application;


CLICK HERE. Submit completed
applications to EMD.Training@
mil.wa.gov

NEW!
MGT-346: EOC Operations and
Planning for All Hazards

Hosted by Clatsop County


Emergency Management.

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

L-0964: All Hazards Position


Specific Situation Unit Leader

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the DPSST. This
course is an EMI regional field
offering and limited spaces are
available. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, ICS400, IS-700, and IS-800. Copies
of certificates of completion
must accompany application.
Out of state applicants must
route their applications through
their respective State Emergency
Management Training Officer.
CLICK HERE to complete the
Form 119-25-1 application.

Salem, OR
May 12-16, 2014

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Portland, OR
June 3-6, 2014

LT Dylan McCall
USCG
Dylan.K.Mccall@uscg.mil
(503) 247-4002

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

L-0957: All Hazards Position


Specific Logistics Section Chief

Hosted by the Oregon Emergency


Management and the DPSST. This
course is an EMI regional field
offering and limited spaces are
available. Prerequisites include
IS-100, IS-200, ICS-300, ICS400, IS-700, and IS-800. Copies
of certificates of completion
must accompany application.
Out of state applicants must
route their applications through
their respective State Emergency
Management Training Officer.
CLICK HERE to complete the
Form 119-25-1 application.

Salem, OR
June 16-20, 2014

Kelly Jo Craigmiles
Oregon Emergency Management
Kelly.Jo.Craigmiles@state.or.us
(503) 378-2911 x2246

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by the U.S. Coast Guard.

Seattle, WA
August 12-15, 2014

LCDR Jason Flennoy


USCG
Jason.B.Flennoy@uscg.mil
(206) 217-6387

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Training
Training Name

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
SAT

Hosted by Seattle Department


of Transportation and Seattle
City Light. Topics in this
course include prevention and
deterrence, identification of
hazardous materials, chemical
agents, biological agents,
radiological materials and
nuclear weapons, and explosive
devices. This course is open to
any responder from cities, tribes,
county agencies, state agencies,
Federal agencies, special purpose
districts, and private and nonprofit partners.

Seattle, WA
September 23, 2014

Lawrence Eichhorn
Seattle Department of
Transportation
Lawrence.Eichhorn@seattle.com
(206) 684-7574

NEW!
ICS-300: Intermediate ICS for
Expanding Incidents

Hosted by Seattle City Light


and Seattle Department of
Transportation. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, IS-700,
and IS-800. Courses are open to
any responder from cities, tribes,
county agencies, state agencies,
federal agencies, special purpose
districts, and private and nonprofit partners.

Seattle, WA
October 1-2, 2014

Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

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Training
Training Name
NEW!
ICS-400: Advanced ICS for
Complex Incidents

Description & Audience

Location & Date

Hosted by Seattle City Light


and Seattle Department of
Transportation. Prerequisites
include IS-100, IS-200, IS-700,
ICS-300, and IS-800. Courses
are open to any responder from
cities, tribes, county agencies,
state agencies, federal agencies,
special purpose districts, and
private and non-profit partners.

Seattle, WA
November 4-5, 2014

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Point of Contact
Jerry J. Koenig
Seattle City Light
Jerry.Koenig@seattle.gov
(206) 684-3095

Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

NEW!
Vigilant Shield (VS) 14

Hosted by the North American


Aerospace Defense Command
(NORAD)/United States Northern
Command (NORTHCOM). VS
14 is a joint exercise program
of NORAD/NORTHCOM and a
Tier 1 exercise event supported
by Department of Defense,
Joint Staff J7, and Joint Staff J7
Suffolk. Conducted as a CPX, with
supporting field training exercises
designed to train NORAD/
NORTHCOM headquarters
staff on Homeland Defense and
Homeland Security missions and
processes. Defense Coordinating
Element (DCE) X will be prepared
to manage Joint Personnel
Repatriation Centers in order
to receive stage and prepare for
onward movement of Department
of Defense (DOD) dependents.

Bothell, WA
October 28 November 1, 2013

Dave Boughton
DCE X
David.C.Boughton.civ@mail.mil
(210) 295-5292

Scoggins Dam Emergency Action


Plan (EAP) Table Top Exercise
(TTX)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Bend Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Hillsboro, OR
October 29, 2013

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

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Point of Contact

Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Group North Bend Mass Rescue


Operation (MRO) TTX

Hosted by USCG. Exercise


Sector Columbia Rivers MRO
plan. Scenario based on a vessel
collision in the fog leaves 100+
people in the water 24 nautical
miles West of Newport, OR.

Newport, OR
November 6, 2013

LT Matthew Shaffer
USCG
Matthew.A.Shaffer@uscg.mil
(541) 756-9608

NEW DATE!
Alaska DHS & EM EOC Continuity of Operations (COOP) Drill

Hosted by Alaska DHS & EM. EOC


COOP Drill to move State EOC
and staff to an alternate location.
Target audience is State EOC staff
and liaisons.

Anchorage, AK
November 13, 2013

Kathy Cavyell
Alaska DHS & EM
Kathy.Cavyell@alaska.gov
(907) 428-7049

Alaska Shield Leadership TTX

Hosted and sponsored by the


Alaska National Guard. Joint
leadership TTX for Vigilant Guard
and Alaska Shield exercises.

Anchorage, AK
January 13, 2014

Kathy Cavyell
Alaska DHS & EM
Kathy.Cavyell@alaska.gov
(907) 428-7049

Alaska Shield/National Guard


Vigilant Shield Regional TTX

Hosted and sponsored by the


Alaska National Guard. Joint TTX
for Vigilant Guard and Alaska
Shield exercises.

Anchorage, AK
January 17, 2014

Kathy Cavyell
Alaska DHS & EM
Kathy.Cavyell@alaska.gov
(907) 428-7049

NEW!
Alaska Annex TTX

Hosted by FEMA Region X. A


discussion based exercise using
the scenario of a catastrophic
earthquake and tsunami in Alaska
to validate the new Alaska Annex
to the FEMA Region X AllHazards Plan.

February 2014

Stephen Simerly
FEMA Region X
Stephen.Simerly@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-4605

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Mann Creek Dam EAP TTX

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Ontario, OR
February 2014

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

Rogue River Basin Project EAP


Functional Exercise (FE) (Agate,
Emigrant, Fish Lake, Howard
Prairie, Hyatt and Keene Creek
Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Bend Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Medford, OR
March 4-5, 2014

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

Sector Columbia River Area


Maritime Security Training &
Exercise Program (AMSTEP)
Maritime Security (MARSEC)
Communications

Hosted by USCG. Test notification


process for communicating
security information, MARSEC
directives, and/or changes
to MARSEC levels. Maritime
Transportation Security Act
(MTSA) entities needing exercise
credit may use this for that
purpose.

Columbia River, OR
March 19, 2014

Dave Maresh
USCG
David.J.Maresh@uscg.mil
(503) 240-9313

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Exercise
Exercise Name
NEW!
WA State EOC Earthquake Response Seminar/TTX

Focus

Location & Date

Hosted by Washington EMD.


As a component of the State
Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state.

Point of Contact

Camp Murray, WA
March 19, 2014

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

North Bend, OR
March 20, 2014

LT Matthew Shaffer
USCG
Matthew.A.Shaffer@uscg.mil
(541) 756-9608

For each of these quarterly


exercises, the State Exercise
Program will engage stakeholders
from State Agencies that fall into
the ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.
Group North Bend Natural
Disaster TTX

Hosted by USCG. Poorly


forecasted winter storm, of epic
proportion, hits the Oregon Coast
causing multiple SAR cases in
the crabbing fleet, severe power
outages, flooding, and erosion.

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Alaska Shield 2014

Hosted by Alaska DHS & EM.


In memory of the 50 year
anniversary of the 1964 Alaska
earthquake. Cold weather with a
catastrophic event during a cold
snap.

Various locations in Alaska


March 27-April 3, 2014

Kathy Cavyell
Alaska DHS & EM
Kathy.Cavyell@alaska.gov
(907) 428-7049

Arctic Edge 14 Full Scale


Exercise (FSE)

Hosted by Alaskan Command


(ALCOM)/Joint Task Force-Alaska
(JTF-AK). Focused on planning
and execution of Defense Support
of Civil Authorities (DSCA) with
emphasis on catastrophic incident
SAR, patient movement, and
logistics resupply. Linked with
Alaska Shield 14, Vigilant Guard
Alaska, Ardent Sentry 14, JLOTS
14, and Ultimate Caduceus 14.

Various locations in Alaska


March 27-April 3, 2014

Rick Everson
ALCOM/JTF-AK
Richard.Everson.ctr@us.af.mil
(907) 552-4873

Columbia Basin Project EAP


TTX (Dry Falls, OSullivan and
Pinto Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Ephrata Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Moses Lake, WA
April 30, 2014

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Palisades and Ririe Dams TTX

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Burley, ID
April 2014

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

NEW!
Silver Phoenix TTX

Hosted by FEMA Headquarters


and included as a component in
the National Exercise Program
Capstone Exercise 2014. A
discussion based exercise using
the Alaska Shield 2014 Exercise
scenario to development,
familiarization, and training
of doctrine associated with
the National Disaster Recovery
Framework (NDRF). The TTX
will explore the consequences
beyond the operations-based
phases into the timeframes
where long-term recovery issues
are fully addressed by Federal,
state, local, territorial, and tribal
governments, as well as by forprofit and nonprofit elements of
the private sector.

April 2014

Stephen Simerly
FEMA Region X
Stephen.Simerly@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-4605

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Exercise
Exercise Name
NEW!
Annual WA State EOC Wildland
Fire Seminar/TTX

Focus

Location & Date

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state.

Point of Contact

Camp Murray, WA
May 21, 2014

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

North Bend, OR
May 22, 2014

LT Matthew Shaffer
USCG
Matthew.A.Shaffer@uscg.mil
(541) 756-9608

For each of these quarterly


exercises, the State Exercise
Program will engage stakeholders
from State Agencies that fall into
the ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Group North Bend COOP TTX

Hosted by USCG. An earthquake


along the Alaskan coast causes a
distant tsunami along the Oregon
Coast, giving no longer than four
hours notice prior to tsunami
impact.

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Exercise
Exercise Name
Edward Markham School
Exercise

Pasco School District Bus Driver


Exercise

Focus

Location & Date

Hosted by Washington EMD.


Evacuation drill based on a
simulated release at the Columbia
Generating Station (CGS) nuclear
power plant.

Richland, WA
May/June 2014

Hosted by Washington EMD.


Evacuation drill based on a
simulated release at the CGS
nuclear power plant.

Richland, WA
May/June 2014

Point of Contact
Steve Williams
Washington EMD
Steve.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Todd Kilpatrick
Washington EMD
Todd.Kilpatrick@mil.wa.gov
Steve Williams
Washington EMD
Steve.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Todd Kilpatrick
Washington EMD
Todd.Kilpatrick@mil.wa.gov

Canada - United States - Pacific


(CANUSPAC) FSE

Hosted by USCG and Canadian Coast


Guard. Joint field exercise by US and
Canadian Coast Guards to test key
components of CANUSPAC Annex to
Canada - U.S. Joint Response Plan.

Location TBD
June 2-6, 2014

Bob McFarland
USCG
Robert.E.McFarland@uscg.mil
(206) 217-4662

Sector Puget Sound National


Preparedness for Response
Exercise Program (NPREP)
Industry-Led Oil Spill FSE

Hosted by USCG. Exercise the


North West Area Contingency
Plan in an industry-led exercise
scenario.

Location TBD
June 9-13, 2014

Steve Harvey
USCG
Stephen.J.Harvey@uscg.mil
(206) 217-6096

Sector Puget Sound - Seattle


Tacoma (SeaTac) Airport MRO
FSE

Hosted by USCG. Flight due to


land at SeaTac Airport crashes on
approach. Immediate response
required with massive casualties.

SeaTac, WA
June 10, 2014

Steve Harvey
USCG
Stephen.J.Harvey@uscg.mil
(206) 217-6096

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW INFORMATION!
US Department of EnergyRichland Exercise (USDOE-RL)

Hosted by Washington State


and USDOE-RL. An annual
exercise to practice the plans
and procedures associated with a
radiological incident originating
from a USDOE-RL facility on
the Hanford Site. Participants
will include Washington and
Oregon States, Benton, Franklin,
and Grant Counties, and the US
Department of Energy-Richland.

Richland, WA
June 19, 2014

Grand Coulee & North Dam


EAP FE

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the Grand
Coulee Power Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Grand Coulee, WA
June 24-25, 2014

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

Sector Columbia River Portland Preparedness Response


Exercise Program (PREP) Spill
Management Team (SMT)

Hosted by the USCG. SMT


functional exercise held in
conjunction with Industry-led
Worst-case discharge exercise in
the Portland/Vancouver area.

Portland, OR
June 25, 2014

Stuart Blanchette
USCG
Stuart.H.Blanchette@uscg.mil
(503) 240-2467

Owyhee Dam EAP TTX

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Ontario, OR
June 2014

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

Steve Williams
Washington EMD
Steve.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Todd Kilpatrick
Washington EMD
Todd.Kilpatrick@mil.wa.gov

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Kadlec Regional Medical Center


and Richland Fire Medical Drill
Dress Rehearsal

Hosted by Washington EMD.


Evacuation and decontamination
drill based on a simulated release
at the Columbia Generating
Station nuclear power plant.

Location & Date


Richland, WA
June/July 2014

Point of Contact
Steve Williams
Washington EMD
Steve.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Todd Kilpatrick
Washington EMD
Todd.Kilpatrick@mil.wa.gov

NEW INFORMATION & POC!


CGS FSE

Kadlec Regional Medical Center


and Richland Fire Medical
Evaluated Drill

Hosted by Washington State and


FEMA Region X. A dress rehearsal
exercise to practice fulfilling the
requirements of the Radiological
Emergency Preparedness (REP)
Program.
Participants will include FEMA
Region X staff, Washington
and Oregon States, Benton
and Franklin Counties, Energy
Northwest, and the US
Department of Energy-Richland.

Richland, WA
July 8, 2014

Hosted by Washington EMD.


Evacuation and decontamination
drill based on a simulated release
at the CGS nuclear power plant.

Richland, WA
July/August 2014

Steven Williams
Washington EMD
Steven.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Bill Webb
FEMA Region X
Bill.Webb@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-2175

Steve Williams
Washington EMD
Steve.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Todd Kilpatrick
Washington EMD
Todd.Kilpatrick@mil.wa.gov

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

District 13 Emergency Towing


System (ETS)/ MRO FSE

Hosted by the USCG. An ETS


staged in Astoria, OR is in place
to facilitate the response to a
large vessel adrift that poses a
risk the vessels crew or threatens
the environment. This drill will
educate potential responders and
partners of the ETS capabilities
and gain knowledge of how to
properly deploy the system.

Astoria, OR
August 4, 2014

LCDR Tim Callister


USCG District 13
Timothy.F.Callister@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7221

Sector Columbia River/Marine


Safety Unit (MSU) Portland
COOP FSE

Hosted by the USCG. FullScale exercise based on major


earthquake off the OR coast
affecting Astoria and Portland.
Sector relocates to COOP site at
Camp Rilea.

Camp Rilea, OR
Camp Withycombe, OR
August 20, 2014

Stuart Blanchette
USCG
Stuart.H.Blanchette@uscg.mil
(503) 240-2467

NEW INFORMATION & POC!


CGS FSE

Hosted by Washington State and


FEMA Region X. An evaluated
exercise to fulfill the requirements
of the REP Program. Participants
will include FEMA Region X staff,
Washington and Oregon States,
Benton and Franklin Counties,
Energy Northwest, and the US
Department of Energy-Richland.

Richland, WA
August 26, 2014

Steven Williams
Washington EMD
Steven.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Bill Webb
FEMA Region X
Bill.Webb@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-2175

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

District 13 ETS / MRO FSE

Hosted by USCG. An ETS staged


in Port Angeles, WA is in place
to facilitate the response to a
large vessel adrift that poses a
risk the vessels crew or threatens
the environment. This drill will
educate potential responders and
partners of the ETS capabilities
and gain knowledge of how to
properly deploy the system.

Port Angeles, WA
September 9, 2014

LCDR Tim Callister


USCG District 13
Timothy.F.Callister@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7221

NEW!
DCE X Certification Exercise
(CERTEX)

Certify Defense Coordinating


Element/Officer as mission
capable.

September 2014

Dave Boughton
DCE X
David.C.Boughton.civ@mail.mil
(210) 295-5292

USCG Sector Puget Sound Area


Maritime Security FE

Hosted by USCG. Annual exercise


of the Captain of the Ports Area
Maritime Security Plan.

Seattle, WA
October 2, 2014

Steve Harvey
USCG
Stephen.J.Harvey@uscg.mil
(206) 217-6096

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
Annual WA State EOC Winter
Storm Seminar/TTX

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state. For
each of these quarterly exercises,
the State Exercise Program
will engage stakeholders from
State Agencies that fall into the
ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
October 22, 2014

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

Okanogan Project EAP FE


(Salmon Lake and Conconully
Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Ephrata Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Conconully, WA
October 29, 2014

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
Annual WA State EOC COOP
Seminar/TTX

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state. For
each of these quarterly exercises,
the State Exercise Program
will engage stakeholders from
State Agencies that fall into the
ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
November 19, 2014

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

Umatilla Project EAP FE (Cold


Springs and McKay Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Umatilla Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Pendleton, OR
February 10, 2015

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Payette River Basin EAP FE


(Cascade, Deadwood and Black
Canyon Diversion Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Emmett, ID
February 2015

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

USCG Sector Columbia River


Mass Rescue FE

Hosted by USCG. Exercise Sector


Columbia Rivers MRO plan.

Location TBD
March 12, 2015

Stuart Blanchette
USCG
Stuart.H.Blanchette@uscg.mil
(503) 240-2467

NEW!
Annual WA State EOC Earthquake Seminar/TTX

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state. For
each of these quarterly exercises,
the State Exercise Program
will engage stakeholders from
State Agencies that fall into the
ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
March 18, 2015

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

NEW!
Annual WA State EOC Wildland
Fire Seminar/TTX

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state. For
each of these quarterly exercises,
the State Exercise Program
will engage stakeholders from
State Agencies that fall into the
ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
April 20, 2015

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

Baker and Burnt River Projects


EAP FE (Unity, Mason and Thief
Valley Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Baker City, OR
April 2015

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

USCG Sector Columbia River


NPREP Oil Spill FSE

Hosted by the USCG. Exercise the


NW Area Contingency Plan in an
oil spill scenario.

Location TBD
May 8, 2015

Stuart Blanchette
USCG
Stuart.H.Blanchette@uscg.mil
(503) 240-2467

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Point of Contact

Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Group North Bend COOP/


Natural Disaster Drill

Hosted by USCG. Exercise of the


COOP plan for Group Air Station
North Bend and outlying units in
reaction to a Cascadia Subduction
Zone Earthquake & Tsunami.

North Bend, OR
May 14, 2015

LT Matthew Shaffer
USCG
Matthew.A.Shaffer@uscg.mil
(541) 756-9608

Exercise Trident Fury

Hosted by Canadian Maritime


Forces Pacific (MARPAC). USCG
District 13 will participate.

Strait of Juan de Fuca


May 15-20, 2015

LT Laura Springer
USCG
Laura.M.Springer@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7039

USCG Sector Puget Sound Mass


Rescue TTX

Hosted by USCG. Exercise Sector


Puget Sounds MRO plan.

Seattle, WA
May 26, 2015

Steve Harvey
USCG
Stephen.J.Harvey@uscg.mil
(206) 217-6096

Nuclear Weapon Accident Incident Exercise (NUWAIX)

Hosted by Navy Region


Northwest (NRNW). Scenario
will focus on the initial 48-72
hours following an event at Naval
Base Kitsap. Target audience to
include interagency partners.

Location TBD
May 2015

Mark Guillory
NRNW
Mark.Guillory.ctr@navy.mil
(360) 315-5319

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

CANUSPAC

Hosted by Canadian Coast


Guard and USCG. Plan joint
exercise conducted by U.S. and
Canadian Coast Guards to test key
components of CANUSPAC Annex
to Canada-U.S. Joint Response
Plan. Canada is host for FY15
planning and FY16 execution
of FSE. Make recommended
updates to Joint Contingency Plan
based on Lessons Learned (LL)/
After Action Report (AAR) from
previous exercises.

Vancouver, BC, Canada


June 2, 2015

Scott Knutson
USCG District 13
Scott.R.Knutson@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7219

Sector Columbia River AMSTEP


Drill - Rose Festival Fleet Week

Hosted by USCG. Concurrent


with 2015 Rose Festival Fleet
Week, conduct an OperationsBased Drill that includes activation
of an Incident Command Post,
and an increase in the local
MARSEC level in response to the
threat of a Transportation Security
Incidents (TSI) made during the
early stages of Fleet Week.

Portland, OR
June 12, 2015

Dave Maresh
USCG
David.J.Maresh@uscg.mil
(503) 240-9313

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Exercise
Exercise Name
NEW INFORMATION!
USDOE-RL Exercise

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Hosted by Washington State


and USDOE-RL. An annual
exercise to practice the plans
and procedures associated with a
radiological incident originating
from a USDOE-RL facility on
the Hanford Site. Participants
will include Washington and
Oregon States, Benton, Franklin,
and Grant Counties, and the US
Department of Energy-Richland.

Richland, WA
June 18, 2015

Steven Williams
Washington EMD
Steven.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030

Deschutes Project EAP FE


(Crane Prairie, Wickiup and
Haystack Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Bend Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Bend, OR
June 23-24, 2015

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

Sector Columbia River Portland PREP FSE

Hosted by the USCG. IndustryLed PREP full-scale exercise Crane under heavy load fails and
topples into large storage tank,
releasing contents and damaging
containment wall. 25K barrels
medium diesel spill onto grounds
and into river.

Portland, OR
June 24, 2015

Stuart Blanchette
USCG
Stuart.H.Blanchette@uscg.mil
(503) 240-2467

Todd Kilpatrick
Washington EMD
Todd.Kilpatrick@mil.wa.gov

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Wasco Dam EAP FE

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Bend Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Bend, OR
June 25, 2015

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

Lewiston Orchards Project


EAP FE (Soldiers Meadow and
Reservoir A Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Lewiston, ID
June 2015

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

ETS - Sector Columbia River


Drill

Hosted by USCG. ETS currently


staged in Astoria, OR requires
annual exercise. This drill will
educate potential responders and
partners of the ETS capabilities
and gain knowledge of how to
properly deploy the system.

Astoria, OR
August 17, 2015

LCDR Tim Callister


USCG District 13
Timothy.F.Callister@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7221

NEW!
District 13 Civil Disturbance/
Alien Migrant Interdiction Operations (AMIO) FSE 2015

Hosted by USCG. Exercise in


response to a civil disturbance
and AMIO event in the vicinity of
the Columbia River.

Astoria, OR
August 20, 2015

Rick Rodriguez
USCG
Ricardo.Rodriguez@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7040
Stuart Blanchette
USCG
Stuart.H.Blanchette@uscg.mil
(503) 240-2467

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

American Falls and Minidoka


Dams EAP FE

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Burley, ID
August 2015

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

Naches River Basin EAP FE


(Bumping Lake, Cold Springs,
French Canyon and Tieton
Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Yakima Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Yakima, WA
September 8-9, 2015

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

ETS Port Angeles Drill

Hosted by USCG. An ETS staged


in Air Station Port Angeles is in
place to facilitate the response to
a large vessel adrift that poses a
risk the vessels crew or threatens
the environment. This drill will
educate potential responders and
partners of the ETS capabilities
and gain knowledge of how to
properly deploy the system.

Port Angeles, WA
September 14, 2015

LCDR Tim Callister


USCG District 13
Timothy.F.Callister@uscg.mil
(206) 220-7221

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
Annual WA State EOC Winter
Storm Seminar/TTX

As a component of the State Exercise


Program, Emergency Management
Division will conduct four exercises
annually with the objective of
enhancing the operations of the
State EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of different
scenarios based on the hazards we
face in our state. For each of these
quarterly exercises, the State Exercise
Program will engage stakeholders
from State Agencies that fall into
the ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
October 28, 2015

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

NEW!
Sector Puget Sound Area
Maritime Security Committee
(AMSC) Annual Exercise FSE
2015

National intelligence sources will


provide Department of Homeland
Security (DHS) and the Federal
Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
with information indicating
the Puget Sound Area of
Responsibility (AOR) is subject
to potential terrorist activity
causing the MARSEC level to be
raised to II. Sector Puget Sound
will increase MARSEC level in the
geographic and functional areas
as described by DHS and the FBI.

Puget Sound, WA
November 3, 2015

Steve Harvey
USCG
Stephen.J.Harvey@uscg.mil
(206) 217-6096

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

NEW!
Annual WA State EOC COOP
Seminar/TTX

As a component of the State Exercise


Program, Emergency Management
Division will conduct four exercises
annually with the objective of
enhancing the operations of the
State EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of different
scenarios based on the hazards we
face in our state. For each of these
quarterly exercises, the State Exercise
Program will engage stakeholders
from State Agencies that fall into
the ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
November 18, 2015

Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

NEW!
CGS FSE

Hosted by Washington State


and FEMA Region X. A dress
rehearsal exercise to practice
fulfilling the requirements of the
REP Program. Participants will
include FEMA Region X staff,
Washington and Oregon States,
Benton and Franklin Counties,
Energy Northwest, and the US
Department of Energy-Richland.

Richland, WA
February 23-26, 2016

Steven Williams
Washington EMD
Steven.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Bill Webb
FEMA Region X
Bill.Webb@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-2175

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Lower Boise River Basin EAP


FE (Boise River Diversion Dam,
Deer Flat Dam and the New
York Canal)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Boise, ID
February 2016

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

Upper Boise River EAP FE


(Anderson Ranch & Arrowrock
Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Boise, ID
February 2016

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

NEW!
CGS FSE

Hosted by Washington State and


FEMA Region X. An evaluated
exercise to fulfill the requirements
of the REP Program. Participants
will include FEMA Region X staff,
Washington and Oregon States,
Benton and Franklin Counties,
Energy Northwest, and the US
Department of Energy-Richland.

Richland, WA
March 29-31, 2016

Steven Williams
Washington EMD
Steven.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Rexburg, ID
April 2016

Grassy Lake and Island Park EAP


FE

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Bill Webb
FEMA Region X
Bill.Webb@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-2175

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Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

Exercise
Exercise Name
NEW!
Annual WA State EOC Wildfire
Seminar/TTX

Focus

Location & Date

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state. For
each of these quarterly exercises,
the State Exercise Program
will engage stakeholders from
State Agencies that fall into the
ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
May 18, 2016

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Point of Contact
Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

Exercise
Exercise Name
NEW!
Cascadia Subduction Zone
(CSZ) 2016 FE

NEW!
USDOE-RL Exercise

Focus

Location & Date

Co-hosted by Washington
EMD and FEMA Region X. The
CSZ 2016 FE objective is to
collaboratively plan, design,
and conduct a comprehensive
Functional Exercise that tests
local, state, tribal, and federal
catastrophic earthquake plans to
improve our joint-interagency
and whole community ability to
effectively respond to a widearea, catastrophic earthquake and
tsunami caused by a rupture of
the Cascadia Subduction Zone
(CSZ) fault along the Northwest
coast of the United States.

Washington State
May/June 2016

Hosted by Washington State


and USDOE-RL. An annual
exercise to practice the plans
and procedures associated with a
radiological incident originating
from a USDOE-RL facility on
the Hanford Site. Participants
will include Washington and
Oregon States, Benton, Franklin,
and Grant Counties, and the US
Department of Energy-Richland.

Richland, WA
June 16, 2016

Point of Contact
Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440
Stephen Simerly
FEMA Region X
Stephen.Simerly@fema.dhs.gov
(425) 487-4605

Steven Williams
Washington EMD
Steven.Williams@mil.wa.gov
(509) 545-2030
Todd Kilpatrick
Washington EMD
Todd.Kilpatrick@mil.wa.gov

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Exercise
Exercise Name

Focus

Location & Date

Point of Contact

Crooked River Project EAP TTX


(Ochoco and A.R. Bowman
Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Bend Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Prineville/Bend, OR
June 23, 2016

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

Vale and Warm Springs EAP FE

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Ontario, OR
June 2016

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

Little Wood River Dam EAP FE

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Middle Snake Field
Office. Focus on communications
utilizing new EAP and initiating
conditions for the facilities.

Jerome, OR
August 2016

Megan McKay
Bureau of Reclamation
MnMcKay@usbr.gov
(208) 383-2262

Upper Yakima River Basin EAP


FE (Cle Elum, Easton, Kachees &
Keechelus Dams)

Hosted by the Bureau of


Reclamation, Pacific Northwest
Regional Office and the
Yakima Field Office. Focus on
communications utilizing new
EAP and initiating conditions for
the facilities.

Yakima, WA
September 13-14, 2016

Suzanne Marinelli
Bureau of Reclamation
SMarinelli@usbr.gov
(208) 378-5204

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Exercise
Exercise Name
NEW!
Annual WA State EOC Winter
Storm Seminar/TTX

Focus

Location & Date

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state. For
each of these quarterly exercises,
the State Exercise Program
will engage stakeholders from
State Agencies that fall into the
ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
October 26, 2016

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Point of Contact
Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

Exercise
Exercise Name
NEW!
Annual WA State EOC COOP
Seminar/TTX

Focus

Location & Date

As a component of the State


Exercise Program, Emergency
Management Division will
conduct four exercises annually
with the objective of enhancing
the operations of the State
EOC. The intent is to provide
an opportunity on a quarterly
basis for participants to validate
emergency response activities
through the discussion of
different scenarios based on the
hazards we face in our state. For
each of these quarterly exercises,
the State Exercise Program
will engage stakeholders from
State Agencies that fall into the
ESF structure in the State EOC,
local government and others as
appropriate in the design and
conduct of the exercise.

Camp Murray, WA
November 16, 2016

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Point of Contact
Lit Dudley
Washington EMD
Lit.Dudley@mil.wa.gov
(253)512-7440

Acronym Index
AAR

After Action Report

AK

Alaska

ALCOM
AMIO

EAP

Emergency Action Plan

ECCS

Essentials of Community Cyber


Security

Alaskan Command
EM

Alien Migrant Interdiction


Operations

Emergency Management

EMD

Emergency Management Division


(Washington State)

AMSC

Area Maritime Security Committee


EMI

Emergency Management Institute

AMSTEP

Area Maritime Security Training &


Exercise Program

EOC

Emergency Operations Center

AOR

Area of Responsibility

ESF

Emergency Support Function

BHS

Bureau of Homeland Security


(Idaho)

ETS

Emergency Towing System

FBI

Federal Bureau of Investigation

FE

Functional Exercise

FEB

Federal Executive Board

CANUSPAC
CERT
CERTEX
CGS

Canada - United States - Pacific


Community Emergency Response
Team
Certification Exercise

FEMA

Columbia Generating Station

COOP

Continuity of Operations Program

CPOD

Community Point of Distribution

CSZ

Cascadia Subduction Zone

DCE

Defense Coordinating Element

DHS

Department of Homeland Security

DHS & EM

Division of Homeland Security &


Emergency Management (Alaska )

Federal Emergency Management


Agency

FSE

Full Scale Exercise

ICS

Incident Command System

ID

Idaho

IS

Independent Study

JIC

Joint Information Center

JIS

Joint Information System

JFT-AK

Joint Task Force Alaska

DOD

Department of Defense

LL

DOE

Department of Energy

MARPAC

Maritime Forces Pacific

Department of Public Safety


Standards & Training (Oregon)

MARSEC

Maritime Security

Mat-Su

Matanuska-Susitna

MEPP

Master Exercise Practitioner Program

DPSST
DSCA

Defense Support to Civil


Authorities
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Lessons Learned

Acronym Index
MRO

Mass Rescue Operations

PIO

Public Information Officer

MSU

Maritime Security Unit

POC

Point of Contact

MTSA

Maritime Transportation Security


Act

PREP

Preparedness for Response Exercise


Program

MYTEP

Multi-Year Training & Exercise Plan

REP

NDRF

National Disaster Recovery


Framework

Radiological Emergency
Preparedness

RISC

Regional Interagency Steering


Committee

SAR

Search and Rescue

SAT

Standardized Awareness Training

NORAD

North American Aerospace Defense


Command

NORTHCOM

Northern Command

NPREP

National Preparedness for Response


Exercise Program

NRNW

Navy Region Northwest

NUWAIX

Nuclear Weapon Incident Accident


Exercise

NWRTC

Northwest Regional Training


Center

OEMA
OR
OSSA

SeaTac
SMT

Spill Management Team

TEQC

Training & Exercise Quarterly


Compendium

TSI

Transportation Security Incident

TTX

Table Top Exercise

USCG

Oregon Emergency Management


Association

USDOE-RL

Oregon
Oregon State Sheriffs Association

Seattle Tacoma

United States Coast Guard


United States Department of Energy
- Richland

VS

Vigilant Shield

WA

Washington

First responders provide aid after the I-84 bus crash in Umatilla County, OR in December 2012.

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Points of Contact
FEMA Region X Training Team

FEMA Region X Exercise Team

Scott Zaffram
Regional Training Manager

Stephen Simerly
Regional Exercise Officer

Scott.Zaffram@fema.dhs.gov

Stephen.Simerly@fema.dhs.gov

(425) 487-4662

(425) 487-4605

Adina M. Pease
Training & Exercise Specialist

Gala Gulacsik
Exercise Specialist

Adina.Pease@fema.dhs.gov

Gala.Gulacsik@fema.dhs.gov

(425) 487-4672

(425) 487-4573

Ilyssa Plumer
Training Specialist

Ilyssa.Plumer@fema.dhs.gov

(425) 425-4500

Idaho State Training & Exercise Manager, Coleen Rice, discusses Regional Priorities with FEMA Regional Exercise Officer, Stephen Simerly at the Regional
Training & Exercise Planning Workshop in Seattle, WA in July 2013.

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