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Strengthen, Prepare, Respond: The Interagency Board FY 2017 Annual Report
"The InterAgency Board (IAB) is a voluntary, collaborative panel of emergency preparedness and response practitioners whose members are from a wide array of professional disciplines. The IAB includes members from all levels of government and operational, technical, and support organizations. It provides a structured forum for the exchange of ideas among local, state, and federal response communities to improve national preparedness and promote interoperability. Based on direct field experience, IAB members advocate for and assist with developing and implementing performance criteria, standards, test protocols, and technical, operating, and training requirements for all-hazards incident response equipment with a special emphasis on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosive (CBRNE) issues. The IAB also provides subject matter expertise to inform the development of emergency preparedness and response policy, doctrine, and practice."
InterAgency Board
2017
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Strengthen, Prepare, Respond: The Interagency Board FY 2015 Annual Report
"The InterAgency Board (IAB) is a voluntary, collaborative panel of emergency preparedness and response practitioners from a wide array of professional disciplines that represents all levels of government and operational, technical, and support organizations. The IAB provides a structured forum for the exchange of ideas to improve national preparedness and promote interoperability and compatibility among local, state, and federal response communities. Based on direct field experience, IAB members advocate for and assist with developing and implementing performance criteria, standards, test protocols, and technical, operating, and training requirements for all-hazards incident response equipment with a special emphasis on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) issues. The IAB also informs broader emergency preparedness and response policy, doctrine, and practice."
InterAgency Board
2015
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Strengthen, Prepare, Respond: The Interagency Board FY 2014 Annual Report
"The InterAgency Board (IAB) is a voluntary, collaborative panel of emergency preparedness and response practitioners from a wide array of professional disciplines that represents all levels of government and operational, technical, and support organizations. The IAB provides a structured forum for the exchange of ideas to improve national preparedness and promote interoperability and compatibility among local, state, and federal response communities. Based on direct field experience, IAB members advocate for and assist with developing and implementing performance criteria, standards, test protocols, and technical, operating, and training requirements for all-hazards incident response equipment with a special emphasis on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNE) issues. The IAB also informs broader emergency preparedness and response policy, doctrine, and practice."
InterAgency Board
2014
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Strengthen, Prepare, Respond: The Interagency Board FY 20163 Annual Report
"The InterAgency Board (IAB) is a voluntary, collaborative panel of emergency preparedness and response practitioners from a wide array of professional disciplines that represents all levels of government and operational, technical , and support organizations. The IAB provides a structured forum for the exchange of ideas to improve national preparedness and promote interoperability and compatibility among local, state, and federal response communities. Based on direct field experience, IAB members advocate for and assist with the development and implementation of performance criteria, standards, test protocols, and technical, operating, and training requirements for all-hazards incident response equipment with a special emphasis on CBRNE issues. The IAB also informs broader emergency preparedness and response policy, doctrine, and practice."
InterAgency Board
2013
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Strengthen, Prepare, Respond: The Interagency Board FY 2012 Annual Report
"The IAB [InterAgency Board] is a voluntary, collaborative panel of emergency preparedness and response practitioners from a wide array of professional disciplines that represent all levels of government and the voluntary sector. The IAB provides a structured forum for the exchange of ideas among operational, technical, and support organizations to improve national preparedness and promote interoperability and compatibility among local, state, and federal response communities. Based on direct field experience, IAB members advocate for and assist with the development and implementation of performance criteria, standards, test protocols, and technical, operating, and training requirements for all-hazards incident response equipment with a special emphasis on Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) issues. The IAB also informs broader emergency preparedness and response policy, doctrine, and practice. [...] The IAB seeks to be the source for emergency responder insight about any policy, doctrine, practice, standard, research and development program, or training and exercise program that affects interoperability, compatibility, and standardization. The IAB will continue to be a trusted, authoritative, representative, and valid repository of field perspective, operational knowledge, and technical expertise."
InterAgency Board
2012
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Strengthen, Prepare, Respond: The Interagency Board FY 2011 Annual Report
"The IAB [InterAgency Board] is a voluntary, collaborative panel of emergency preparedness and response practitioners from a wide array of professional disciplines that represent all levels of government and the voluntary sector. The IAB provides a structured forum for the exchange of ideas among operational, technical, and support organizations to improve national preparedness and promote interoperability and compatibility among local, state, and federal response communities. Based on direct field experience, IAB members advocate for and assist the development and implementation of performance criteria, standards, test protocols, and technical, operating, and training requirements for all-hazards incident response equipment with a special emphasis on Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) issues. The IAB also informs broader emergency preparedness and response policy, doctrine, and practice. [...] The IAB seeks to be the source for emergency responder insight about any policy, doctrine, practice, standard, research and development program, or training and exercise program that affects interoperability, compatibility, and standardization."
InterAgency Board
2011
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InterAgency Board (IAB) FY 2009-2010 Annual Report and 2010 Standardized Equipment List (SEL)
"The IAB is a voluntary collaborative panel of emergency preparedness and response practitioners from a wide array of professional disciplines that represent all levels of government and the voluntary sector. The IAB provides a structured forum for the exchange of ideas among operational, technical, and support organizations to improve national preparedness and promote interoperability and compatibility among local, state, tribal, and federal response communities. Based on direct field experience, IAB members advocate for and assist the development and implementation of performance criteria, standards, test protocols, and technical, operating, and training requirements for all-hazards incident response equipment with a special emphasis on Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) issues. The IAB also reviews and comments on broader emergency preparedness and response policy, doctrine, and practices."
InterAgency Board
2010
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Interagency Board 2008 Annual Report and 2009 Standardized Equipment List
"The InterAgency Board (IAB) for Equipment Standardization and Interoperability is designed to establish and coordinate local, state, and federal standardization, interoperability, compatibility, and responder health and safety to prepare for, train and respond to, mitigate, and recover from any incident by identifying requirements for an all-hazards incident response with a special emphasis on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive (CBRNE) issues." From the Chair, Robert Ingram: "IAB Committee members worked diligently to prioritize issues and gaps in Science and Technology, Standards, and Interoperability and Compatibility areas. The final lists will be posted on the IAB website and forwarded to federal agency partners and have been presented at Department of Homeland Security (DHS) conferences already. IAB members participated in working groups on several issues responders have determined are important: • Development of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) law enforcement personal protective equipment standard • The DHS S&T/ASTM review of the Standard Practices for Bulk Sample Collection of Visible Powders on Non-Porous Surfaces (ASTM Standard E2458-06) • The DHS S&T Stakeholders Panel on Agent (Bio) Detection Assays (SPADA) committee work on standards development for detection equipment • International Association of Fire Chiefs and the Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration's Haz-Mat Fusion Center and Regional Incident Survey Teams."
InterAgency Board
2009
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InterAgency Board (IAB) 2007 Annual Report and the 2008 Standardized Equipment List (SEL)
"Found in this annual report are our prioritized lists of gaps in technology, standards, and interoperable and compatible areas of equipment our membership identified as important in preventing, planning, and training for and preparing to respond to all-hazard events with a special emphasis on WMD [Weapons of Mass Destruction] equipment issues. These lists represent a true multidisciplinary view of critical issues in equipment today. Our five SubGroups--Interoperable Communications and Information Systems (ICIS), Decontamination and Detection (D&D), Medical, Training, and Personal Protective and Operational Equipment (PP&OE), consisting of members from multiple disciplines--identify and prioritize gaps in technology, standards, and interoperability. Our committees--Science and Technology, Standards Coordination, and Compatibility and Interoperability--refine these gaps further and present them to the entire membership for a vote to develop a final, prioritized list of gaps in equipment-related issues for first responders. The final step is to make them accessible to our federal partners to use in shaping their budget and program plans."
InterAgency Board
2008
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InterAgency Board (IAB) 2006 Annual Report and the 2007 Standardized Equipment List (SEL)
This Annual Report outlines the mission and scope of the InterAgency Board, and addresses key issues from each SubGroup and Committee. Accomplishments from the year are emphasized and goals for the next year are noted.
InterAgency Board
2007
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InterAgency Board (IAB) 2005 Annual Report and the 2006 Standardized Equipment List (SEL)
This Annual Report outlines the mission and scope of the InterAgency Board, and addresses key issues from each SubGroup and Committee. Accomplishments from the year are emphasized and goals for the next year are noted.
InterAgency Board
2006
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2003 InterAgency Board (IAB) Annual Report and the 2004 Standardized Equipment List (SEL)
This Annual Report outlines the mission and scope of the InterAgency Board, and addresses key issues from each SubGroup and Committee. Accomplishments from the year are emphasized and goals for the next year are noted.
InterAgency Board
2004
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InterAgency Board (IAB) for Equipment Standardization and InterOperability: 2002 Annual Report
This report summarizes the InterAgency Board's annual work toward achieving greater equipment standardization and interoperability within the emergency response and homeland security communities.
InterAgency Board
2002-01-01?
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InterAgency Board for Equipment Standardization and InterOperability: 2001 Annual Report
This Annual Report outlines the mission and scope of the InterAgency Board, and addresses key issues from each SubGroup and Committee. Accomplishments from the year are emphasized and goals for the next year are noted.
InterAgency Board
2001
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Strengthen, Prepare, Respond: The Interagency Board FY 2016 Annual Report
"The IAB's [InterAgency Board] mission is to strengthen the Nation's ability to prepare for and to respond safely and effectively to emergencies, disasters, and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear,
and explosive (CBRNE) incidents. Today, this mission is more complex than in the early days of the IAB. Attacks on police, civil unrest, wildfires, and widespread addiction were not as prominent then as they are now. These incidents have significant impacts on our communities and tax public safety resources. Incidents today routinely cross disciplinary lines and have raised citizens' expectations of local, state, and federal response capabilities. Public safety responses to local incidents now include emergency management, public health, and state and federal partners in addition to police, fire, and emergency medical services. Assets such as the National Guard Civil Support Teams, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection are increasingly integrated into local planning meetings. Additionally, our Nation's Fusion Centers are routinely involved in intelligence sharing with local partners. Interagency cooperation across all tiers of response is vital as we all work in a common mission space."
InterAgency Board
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Interagency Board: 2004 Annual Report and 2005 Standardized Equipment List
This is an annual report of the Interagency Board (IAB). IAB for Equipment Standardization and Inter Operability Working Group is designed to establish and coordinate local, state, and federal standardization, interoperability, and responder safety to prepare for, respond to, mitigate, and recover from any incident by identifying requirements for Chemical, Biological, and Radiological, Nuclear, or Explosives (CBRNE) incident response equipment.
InterAgency Board
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