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Exhibit C WORK PLAN/APPROVED PROJECTS 2015 Homeland Security Grant (HSGP) State Homeland Secu rity Program (SHSP) Agency: KITTlT AS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE As the Pass-through Entity (PTE). the Washington State Military Department (WMD) Emergency Management Di v ision 's (EMO ) Preparedness Grants Section (PGS), referenced as the Department. is responsible for ensuring federal funding is expended and programs imp lemented in fu ll accordance with governing law and regula tions . Eig hty-percent of the state's award is allocated to local and tr ibal units of government in accordance w ith Federal guidelines . Washington State is divided into nine Homeland Security Regions . Funding is allocated to the Regions according to a county base, population , and population density funding formula . The remaining twenty percent is allocated to state agencies using a sustainment funding model , Region 7 is faces the risks related to the acts of terrorism and the use of force, or violence against persons, property, and government. Region 7 is vulnerable to wildland fire, landslides , floods, winter storms, windstorms , earthquakes, pandemic incidents , and the human caused acts of terrorism directed towards hydroelectric facilities, transportation, public events, and industry . R isks are the expected negative impact of an adverse incident (whe ther the resul t s of terrorism or natural hazard) considering the magnitude of its impact. Homeland Security Grant Funding will susta in capabilities with a functional regional emergency management programs . This investment enhances the planning , training , exercise , and response of the reg ional responders and volunteers . Region 7 will achieve a disaster resilient region through this investment by working to review and update CEMP /EOP /SOP to correlate with the core capabilities, THIRA. SPR, and CPG 101 v2 . Defined guidelines will be restructured with additional planning relating to threat assessment and mitigation specific to rural response areas within Reg ion 7. Region 7 will ensure all plans are current, representative of the "whole community". Public outreach for enhanced community preparedness through recruitment and training of volunteers will occur to increase the level of education of citizens on risks and alert systems. Region 7 will work to strengthen the Chemical , Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) detection, response, and decontamination capabilities Region 7 is composed of Chelan, Douglas , Grant, and Okanogan Counties . The responsibility of the Region 7 Homeland Security Coordinating Office and po int of contact for the Region 7 In v es tment is rotated with ea c h county serving in turn . Region 7 submitted an Investment as part of the Washington Sta te FY15 SHSP Investment Justification . Kittitas County is responsible for the following projects approved as a part of the regional Investment. PROJECT #1 Emergency Management Storage Unit I $6,4ao DESCRIPTION : Kittitas County Emergency Management rents a storage unit behind the office to store emergency management equipment to include , generators , mobile lights, Mobile EOC, etc. PROJECT #2 SWAT Team Training/ Emergency Management Training I 6 ,000 This training is for the Kittitas County Special Response Team, KCSRT is a multi-regional team. DESCRIPTION: The training is sponsored by the Washington State Tactical Officers Association. The EM training is to cover travel for the annual WASEMA conference. PROJECT #3 Courthouse security '. $28,848 The Kittitas County Courthouse houses the Auditor, Assessor, Board of County Commissioners, DESCRIPTION: Treasurer, County IT and the Courts. The doors are controlled by proxy cards. The cards have a picture ID and must be worn by staff at all times. This project would upgrade the door lock to exterior doors having proxy card door locks . PROJECT #4 SWAT team medical kit/ AED pads \ $1,600 I The Kittltas County Special Response Team is in need of a battlefield expedient medical kit to help DESCRlPTION: trauma patients in the field before victims can be extracted via ems . Kittitas County is also in need of bulk Automatic External Defibrillator pads . The current emergency stored pads have expired and need replacing . DHS-FEMA-HSGP-SHSP-FFY15 Page 23 of 26 Kittitas County Sheriff's Office, E16-071