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3 Comments:
If clicking "Teview of the National Response ....." is suppose to bring to the "National Response Framwork" page it is not working. All it does is bring you back to this page.
Jim, blame the Web guy (me) on this one.
Here's the link: http://www.fema.gov/nrf
A comment from Michael H. Reynolds...
"During my rapid and cursory scan of the NRF, I did not notice the mention of LEPCs or their role. These organizations could be the portals through which the NRF is taught, implemented, and managed. They could become the pivotal organizations upon which training, exercising, and planning is charged at the local level. This implies that the LEPCs be funded through a specific grant program designed for LEPC implementation of the NRF . . . dream on. This lack of funding is a primary reason that LEPCs are frequently wishy-washy, non productive, or inactive. In spite of this some LEPCs are very proactive and productive. Involving LEPCs in the NRF and in a funding scheme through the ODP could bring them to the forefront of the NRF."
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