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DESCRIPTION AND CONDITIONS: <br />The Department of Emergency Services, Division of Emergency Management, presented the FY <br />96/97 Emergency Management, Preparedness and Assistance (EMPA) Agreement to the Board <br />in November, 1996, and received approval to expend the funds consistent with the County/State <br />agreement and in accordance with the prior approved 001-238 budget for this fiscal year. Since <br />the 001-238 budget is approved by the Board prior to receiving final funding notice from the <br />Florida Department of Community Affairs, staff routinely submits a very conservative budget <br />request. The balance of funds are placed in a contingency account for capital improvements as <br />governed by the grant and approved by the Board. <br />The grant rules are explicit in that the eligible funding is to improve and expand the County's <br />Emergency Management program. It is a direct violation of the grant to use any funding to <br />supplant local revenues, in fact the County must annually send a financial spreadsheet validating <br />that the local emergency management funding level has not declined as a requisite for future <br />funding. <br />As a condition of the grant, staff submits biannual progress reports relating to the Five -Year <br />Strategic Plan (scope of work) found within the EMPA Agreement contract. Any EMPA monies <br />not spent by Indian River County to improve the Emergency Management program have to be <br />returned to the State and are pooled by the State and reallocated to other counties to enhance <br />their programs. It is our goal to expend the available funds in lieu of returning them to the State <br />for other jurisdictions to benefit from our portion of the funds. <br />Staff is respectfully requesting the Board to authorize staff to utilize $17,875 in available 001- <br />238 contingency funds (current fiscal year funds) to improve and expand the Emergency <br />Management Program in accordance with Rule 9G-19 on the following projects: <br />1. Upgrade/expand the telephone system used by the Department of Emergency <br />Services, to include purchasing/replacing handsets, additional telephone locations, <br />central office line cards, and required installation charges. This is consistent with <br />Goal 7, Task 1, and Goal 10, Task 1, of the Five -Year Strategic Plan. <br />'Anticipated expense for the phone system upgrade is $2,275. <br />2. Continue with Phase II of computerizing the Emergency Operations Center <br />(EOC). Last year, staff received Board approval to begin the process of <br />purchasing laptop computers for the purpose of automating the internal messaging <br />of the EOC. This request is to continue developing the EOC network by <br />purchasing four (4) additional laptop computers. This is consistent with Goal 10, <br />Task 1, of the Five -Year Strategic Plan. Anticipated expense for the four (4) <br />laptop computers at $1,800 each is $7,200. <br />3. Purchase of three (3) 800 MHz portable radios to be utilized in the event of a <br />local emergency. Present funding of the 800 MHz equipment did not afford staff <br />any spare radios, radios for county staff who do not have assigned radios, or <br />radios for volunteers or mutual aid personnel. This is consistent with Goal 3, <br />Task 3, of the Five -Year Strategic Plan. Anticipated expense of the three (3) <br />portable radios at $2,800 each is $8,400. <br />TOTAL ANTICIPATE) GRANT EXPENDITURES $17,875 <br />71 <br />August 12, 1997 <br />BOOK x.02 PAGE s";'J <br />
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