Nebraska Homeland Security Planning Project
The goal of Nebraska's homeland security planning project is to engage local jurisdictions in regional planning that strengthens and integrates local, regional and state emergency management plans and processes. Planning capabilities will be sustained via establishment of a statewide planning community.
The University of Nebraska Public Policy Center provides technical assistance to enhance the capacity of local, regional and state planners. This web site is designed to facilitate communication among Nebraska's Homeland Security Planning Community. Each Planning, Exercise & Training (PET) Region has a page on this web site and is able to post information specific to its membership. The Nebraska Council of Regions (NCOR) page contains information of interest to all the Regions, specifically in the area of interoperable communications planning.
To receive emails regarding the homeland security planning project, please click here. NCOR and NWIN Meeting information is distributed through this service.
Statewide News & Announcements
- A joint meeting of the Nebraska Wireless Interoperable Network (NWIN) and the Nebraska Council of Regions (NCOR) will by held on Friday, January 27, 2012 at 10:00 AM in Lincoln, Nebraska.
- A 1-day Radio Communications Essentials FREE training for Elected Officials, Dispatch Center Managers, and other Public Communications Stakeholders will be offered in February. Click here for more information.
- Narrowbanding in Nebraska: A Step by Step Guide is available here.
- NCOR-Regional Connectivity Project is available in pdf format here.
- Nebraska Interoperable Public Safety Communications Mutual Aid Base Station Information is available in pdf format here.
- Nebraska Statewide Interoperability Executive Committee Interoperability Mutual Aid Plan is available in pdf format here.
Reminders
- Please check the NEMA training site for upcoming courses across the state.
- Please remember to add Aaron Alward (NEMA) as a person who can review the documentation of your exercises in the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP). For more information, please see the NEMA exercise web site.
Contact Information
University of Nebraska Public Policy Center
(402) 472-5678
Denise Bulling dbulling@nebraska.edu
Mark DeKraai mdekraai@nebraska.edu
Kate Speck kspeck@nebraska.edu
Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA)
1300 Military Road
Lincoln, NE 68508-1090
(402) 471-7421
Fax:(402) 471-7433
Chief Information Officer
501 South 14th Street
Lincoln, NE
(402) 471-3719
