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{{HIRA/THIRA/SPR AND RTIPP:
WHAT ARE THEY AND HOW DO THEY WORK TOGETHER?
Peri Rogowski, State Planning Director Kathy Borgmann, Technological Planning Manager
INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITYDivision of Planning, Training and Exercise
OVERVIEW
• Hazard Identification Risk Assessment (HIRA)• Threat and Hazard Identification Risk Assessment (THIRA) • Stakeholder Preparedness Review (SPR)• Readiness: Training Identification Preparedness Planning
(RTIPP)• Save the Dates• Summary• Questions
HAZARD IDENTIFICATIONRISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)
WHAT IS THE HIRA? • The HIRA provides historic and current information on human-
caused, natural, and technological hazards which states are most vulnerable
• Provides knowledge, frequency, and the state’s vulnerability to these hazards
• It allows state and local government officials to better assess their risks to plan and prepare for consequences of threats and hazards
• The HIRA will now be required every 3 years• The next HIRA will be due no later than 31 December 2020
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)
METHODOLOGY• A hazard identification and risk assessment consists of two elements:
1. Identification of a hazard 2. Assessment of the vulnerability associated with that hazard
• Comprehensive review of historical and statistical data regarding disaster and large-scale emergencies in Indiana and around the world
• Information is then systematically analyzed for potential risk value• Data is obtained from government agency records, open-source
media, personal interviews, and consultation of subject matter experts
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT (HIRA)
WEIGHTED SCORES IN FOUR AREAS1. Probability: Chance a hazard/threat
will occur causing injuries/deaths, property/CI damage, disruption of essential services and degradation of emergency response
2. Magnitude/Severity: The relative size and overall impact a hazard/threat
3. Warning Time: Amount of time between initial warning and onset of hazard/threat
4. Duration: Length of time the effects of a hazard/threat will remain active
CPRI is a quantifiable value against a subjective assessment RISK RANKING
THREAT AND HAZARD IDENTIFICATION RISK ASSESSMENT (THIRA)
+STAKEHOLDER
PREPAREDNESS REVIEW (SPR)
THREAT & HAZARD IDENTIFICATION RISK ASSESSMENT (THIRA)
WHAT IS THE NEW THIRA?• The THIRA is a 3-step risk assessment completed every 3
years1. Identify the Threats and Hazards of Concern 2. Give the Threats and Hazards Context3. Establish Capability Targets
• Allows communities to collect more specific information while also providing important context
• The new assessment includes standardized language to describe threat and hazard impacts and capability targets
CROSS-CUTTING
CAPABILITIES
NPG 32 CORE CAPABILITIES
• Through the updated SPR process, communities collect more detailed and actionable data on current capabilities and identified gaps
• Communities indicate their approaches for reducing gaps, and assess the impact of relevant funding on building and sustaining capabilities
• Communities are encouraged to seek input from stakeholders, SMEs, businesses, non-profit organizations, and higher education
• States, territories, tribes, urban areas, and the Federal Government use SPR results to prioritize capabilities to build and sustain, plan for threats and hazards, and validate capabilities
STAKEHOLDER PREPAREDNESS REVIEW (SPR)
THIRA/SPR RELATIONSHIP
HOW THE THIRA/SPR FUELS THE NPS
• District-level THIRA/SPR• 19 Core Capabilities ÷ among each county within districts • Exception: 3 cross-cutting capabilities plus 1 that crosses both
response and recovery is requested from all counties • Dividing capabilities will provide time to learn new process &
reduce time completing assessments • Pre-loaded scenarios and categories for counties/districts• IDHS staff will provide on-site and remote assistance
INDIANA’S THIRA/SPR STRATEGY FOR 2018
READINESS: TRAINING IDENTIFICATION AND
PREPAREDNESS PLANNING (RTIPP)
READINESS: TRAINING IDENTIFICATION & PREPAREDNESS PLANNING
WHY USE THE RTIPP PROCESS?• Helps plan training that is
relevant to community preparedness
• Identifies training gaps and is part of preparedness planning
• Prioritized multiyear training plans for near, mid and long-term training
• Justification for grant training funds
• Uses whole community approach
• Lists required training by capability and mission area associated with identified gap in training
• Aids in populating the Training, Exercise, Planning Workshop (TEPW) worksheet
Team Building
Jurisdictional Profile
Training Needs
Training GoalsPrioritiesPersonnel
Training SourcesMission Areas
Core Capabilities
Multiyear Plan
RTIPP PROCESS
THIRA
AAR
SPR
Emergency Operation
Plans (EOP)
Strategic National Risk Assessment
(SNRA)
Other?
RTIPP SOURCE DOCUMENTS
• The HIRA is a quantitative report that supports the State Hazard Mitigation Grant Program by assessing and ranking the risk to all hazards
• The THIRA/SPR is a qualitative report that supports the Homeland Security Grant Program by assessing impacts and outcomes of the top hazards to identify performance thresholds for each capability
HIRA, THIRA, SPR & RTIPP RELATIONSHIP
• The hazard rankings developed in the HIRA are used to develop THIRA scenarios that would stress the State’s ability to execute capabilities
• The SPR utilizes the information collected in the THIRA and identifies current capabilities and gaps in preparedness at the community level
• The RTIPP utilizes the THIRA/SPR to capture the gaps that the RTIPP bases a communities’ training, planning, and exercise requirements
HIRA, THIRA, SPR & RTIPP RELATIONSHIP
SAVE THE DATES
• 2018 THIRA/SPR – Due 15 November 2018 (Response and Recovery only)
• NIMS Survey – Due by 1 October 2019• SEAR Report – Open until 15 October 2019• RTIPP/District TEPW – 5 April 2019 • State TEPW – 30 April 2019• 2019 THIRA/SPR – Due 15 November 2019
(all 32 Core Capabilities)
SUMMARY
• HIRA – Hazard/Threat Identification Risk Assessment
• THIRA – Threat and Hazard Identification Risk Assessment
• SPR – Stakeholder Preparedness Review• RTIPP – Readiness: Training Identification
Preparedness Planning• Save the Dates
{{QUESTIONS?
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INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY302 West Washington Street Room E208Indianapolis, IN 46204
Peri RogowskiState Planning [email protected]
Kathy BorgmannTechnological Hazard Planning [email protected]