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New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES) [website]
From the site description: "Welcome to the website of the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services. Created by an act of the State Legislature in July 2010, the Division is comprised of five offices dedicated to the protection of New Yorkers, their property and the State's economic well-being from acts of terrorism and natural and manmade emergencies or disasters. The Division accomplishes this core mission through its offices - Counter Terrorism, Emergency Management, Fire Prevention and Control, Cyber Security and Interoperable & Emergency Communications - who coordinate the response of State agencies in support of local government. Our website is a roadmap as to what we do and how we do it. It also offers valuable information from our five offices to better protect yourself, your families and your communities. We hope you find it to be a valuable and useful resource. The women and men of DHSES are dedicated to working closely on a daily basis with all levels of government, the private sector, and volunteer organizations to improve the readiness and response capabilities of communities throughout the Empire State. Thank you for taking the time to visit us. We hope you return often."
New York (State). Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services
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State of New York National Incident Management System (NIMS): 2009 Implementation Strategy
"NIMS [National Incident Management System] Provides a Systematic, Proactive Approach to Guiding Departments and Agencies at All Levels of Government, the Private Sector, and Nongovernmental Organizations to Work Seamlessly to Prepare for, Prevent, Respond to, Recover from, and Mitigate the Effects of Incidents, Regardless of Cause, Size, Location, or Complexity, in Order to Reduce the Loss of Life, Property, and Harm to the Environment. NIMS Works Hand in Hand with the National Response Framework (NRF). [...] NIMS Provides the Template for the Management of Incidents, While the NRF Provides the Structure and Mechanisms for National-Level Policy for Incident Management. This Consistency Provides the Foundation for Implementation of the NIMS for All Incidents, Ranging from Daily Occurrences to Incidents Requiring a Coordinated Federal Response."
New York (State). Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services
2009
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