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equipment therefore allowing the counties to leverage specialized equipment for high-risk operations no matter the jurisdiction' No one county can afford to equip their entire team with this critical piece of equipment, through this grant we will be able to assigntheeasilyportableequipmentthroughouttheregion. Theequipmentiseasilytransferablefrom jurisdictiontojurisdiction with ease. Through the NPA project, each county will be able to purchase the same equipment. P RI MARY CORE CAPAEILITI ES Core CapabilitY #1 Core Capability #2 (oPtional) PLANNING SOLUTION AREAS ORGANIZATION EQUIPMENT EXERCISE TOTALTRAINING lnterdiction and DisruPtion Operational Coordination $o.oo s5g#oe,so s127,625.00$o.oo$s+ess'oq $127,625.00s0.005o.oo cAP(S) IDENTTFIED WA 2022 SPR - ,3r%out of 17 Local Respondents have gaps in equipment, supplies, and systems that comply with relevant standards in Law Enforcement". - ,,There is a need to replace expiring equipment and improve electronics, ballistic protection, communication, and other equipment used in law enforcement operations." -,;ldentify, purchase, and distribute specialized tactical teams'equipmentsuch as: ballistic helmets, shields, and vests in local jurisdictions" ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORM ED - Purchase night vision goggles and ballistic shields COLLABORATION The tactical commanders of each county's team have agreed to start standardizing tactical equipment. This will allow operators from different jurisdictions the ability to utilize specialized equipment from their partners. Regional teams will be equipped with the same equipment and attend the same training. All five counties in Region 7 will benefit from this NPA project' Since we will all be trained on the same equipment, all Region 7 tactical teams will benefit by being able to borrow the standardized equipment on high-risk missions as needed. The specialized equipment will be spread out throughout the region with the ability to easily transfer the assets quicklY. MLTRT has had multiple mutual training days with the Kittitas Cou last of rs. SRT has also assisted MLTRT on multiple nty 5heriff's Office Special Response Team (SRT) throughout the risk search warrant operations. After speaking with SRT, they have also identified a need for ballistic shields. Collaboration within Grant County: Grant County Sheriff s Office, Grant County Fire District(s), Moses Lake Police Department, Ephrata Fire Department, Moses Lake Fire Department ASSOC I AT ED D ELIV ERAB LES/OUTPI]TS ( I M M E DIATE) Region tactica nd th e tea ms will E etteof7's b b rteamarojectmediatelvexndtheThiswiltmoperatioalpabiitiesalof ilit-y..to.sh r:e.critica l-rn i ssion,specifi p p n re rred-.to,add equipment. D ESt RED O U TCO M ES ( I NT ERM E Dt ATE o nd LO N G -TERM ) For the intermediate and long-term outcomes, this project will allow Region 7 tactical teams the ability to assist one another with both manpower and equipmJnt. Since the specialized equipment is standardized, the teams will already have training in its use therefore allowing the teams to share the night vision and shields throughout Region 7 as needed, resulting in better, safer outcomes for the teams and the community. NEXUS TO TERRORISM All of Region 7's tactical teams are trained in responding to acts of terrorism. This project will enhance the operational capabilities of the regional teams to respond to terrorist acts more safely and effectively' pa r.ess high-r,isk'inci e nt-s-.Th is. projeeL-will.also-a llow-the.taetlca l'tearns,the-ad b DHS-FEMA-HSGP-SHSP-FY23 Page 5 of 7 Kittitas County, E24-135 Amendment 2