TruDefender FT is a three-pound handheld FTIR system designed for field-based chemical identification and, as a vitally important extension to the first responder's toolkit, will enable users to analyze and act faster than ever before.
This class is an overview of public health concepts related to the earthquake threat in the New Madrid Seismic Zone (NMSZ), & is open to first responders, medical and public health officials, emergency managers, & others concerned with public issues.
Agentase Disclosure Spray pinpoints the exact location of agents on surfaces, allowing decontamination teams to accurately focus their regimens. Post-decontamination, the spray helps ensure that affected areas have been thoroughly cleaned.
The NRF, which focuses on response and short-term recovery, articulates the doctrine, principles, and architecture by which the US prepares for and responds to all-hazard disasters across all levels of government and all sectors of local communities.
The RAID-XP rapidly identifies over 20 chemical agents, provides real-time gamma radiation readings, monitors chemical vapors and radiation, and can monitor hazmat sites on a 24/7 basis.
Secretary Chertoff announced that, as the department's first Assistant Secretary for State and Local Law Enforcement, Sheriff Edmund M. "Ted" Sexton will be the chief DHS liaison with state and local law-enforcement partners.
Patrick Massey, the new preparedness coordinator, will be responsible for strengthening, integrating, and institutionalizing the region's preparedness efforts to prevent, protect against, and recover from disasters.
E Team, an information-sharing tool, empowers emergency managers in the region to work together in preparation for, and response to, critical incidents, as well as for both planned and unplanned events.
This change primarily affects U.S. and Canadian citizens who have previously been permitted entry by oral declaration alone, and marks the transition toward standard and consistent documents for all travelers entering the country.
