Catastrophic WMD events and major natural disasters require executive decision-making under conditions of high stress and uncertainty. County government leaders must have sufficient background information, knowledge of the issues and actionable options relating to these types of events to effectively perform as leaders.

Training and information content in the CEA HSRC programs address professional leadership, policies, laws, authorities, plans, regulations and best practices as an encyclopedia of incidents and relevant issues concerning prevention, preparedness, response, crisis management and recovery. 

Consultative practice expertise includes:

• Developing joint public/private sector emergency plans and how community resources can be identified and shared to respond to disasters.
• Fusion Center Intelligence Operations and Coordination
• Intel Training for County Law Enforcement Officials
• Intelligence Led Law Enforcement
• Facilitating business resumption and recovery.
• Developing training exercises and understanding the value of exercising the joint plan.
• Identifying gaps in existing training for:
  • Homeland Security Resource Access and Mobilization
  • Intelligence and Information Sharing between the Public and Private Sectors
  • Regional Asset Allocations
  • Procurements
• Recognizing public/private partnerships in preventing a disaster and reducing its potential impact
• Security/Emergency Management Preparedness and Operations
• County School Safety and Security Assessment Services Mass Transit Security Preparedness Planning and Training
• Faith-based and non for profit capacity building