For Governments & Tribal

Building Partnerships with Tribal Governments is essential in emergency management​ planning, response and recovery.  Effective relationships with tribes are a necessary step in working together to build more resilient and better prepared communities.

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​Plan & Prepare

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 ​In California, we prepare for floods, wild land fires, earthquakes and tsunamis, storms, droughts, terrorism, pandemics, landslides, hazardous material spills, protecting nuclear power plants, and any other emergency that might occur or all types of hazards.

​Response

​The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) Response consists of Regional Operations, Local Emergency Agencies, Mutual Aid, Fire and Rescue, Hazardous Materials, Law Enforcement, Volunteer, Threat Response and Reporting Suspicious Activity. In partnership, Cal OES works with, coordinates and responds to multiple types of emergency response situations.

​Recovery

Within Cal OES, the Recovery Section is responsible for managing disaster recovery and providing assistance to local governments and individuals impacted by disasters.

​Grants & Funding

​Cal OES’ Grants Management Section is responsible for administering more than $2 billion in funds for homeland security, emergency management, justice programs and victim services, a majority of which are distributed to local and regional entities to enable the most effective prevention, detection, response and recovery efforts.

​Training

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Cal OES provides training support to the First Responder community within California. The Training Division, while working closely with the California State Training Institute (CSTI) ensures the most comprehensive access to training courses which enhance the capability to accomplish the critical mission areas of Prevent, Protect, Respond, Mitigate and Recover in support of the California statewide training strategy.

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Public Safety

​Public Safety Communications (PSC) serves the State of California by providing public safety communications to the State's first responders and oversight of the 9-1-1 system to the People of California. The PSC is dedicated to the preservation and protection of human life and public safety by delivering reliable and dependable communication services keeping the public connected during times of crisis.

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​Events for Governments & Tribal

 

 

Applicants' Briefing for Hillside Firehttps://www.caloes.ca.gov/RecoverySite/Lists/ApplicantBriefings/DispForm.aspx?ID=162Applicants' Briefing for Hillside FireApplicants' Briefing FEMA-5301-FM-CA for Hillside Fire 12/11/2019 6:00:00 PM12/11/2019 8:00:00 PM<div>San Bernardino County Government Center<br>385 N. Arrowhead Avenue, 1st Floor</div><div>Sage Conference Room <br>San Bernardino, CA 92415<br></div><p>​Applicants' Briefing</p><p><br>The FMAG Program provides reimbursement of eligible costs for emergency response and protective measures, and fire suppression. Permanent work, such as smoke damage repair, is not eligible under the FMAG program. <br> <br>This briefing will provide information on the application procedures, cost eligibility, documentation requirements, payment processing, and deadlines specific to the Hillside FMAG. <br> <br>Potential applicants for this event are encouraged to attend the Applicants’ Briefing.</p>{43149575-08BA-4778-AA31-E25E43C55A73}GP0|#5c2352b6-fb4e-475d-8d45-1bce5e618ade;L0|#05c2352b6-fb4e-475d-8d45-1bce5e618ade|Recovery;GTSet|#35129ea4-2b69-4523-92bc-aa23dc2aa4fb0x0100E06C2D919CFD734A97280E79E87DD00B01020044D24B94BBDA524F97A9D7F7141BE157162

 
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