FFY11 - 12 UASI Suggested Project Development and Grant Activity

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Although this is dated (from July 26, 2010), it is unlikely these dates will change as they have generally been used for some years. It also helps us realize how to take part most effectively in planning (and funding!) efforts for the county. It comes from Jennifer Schaal, UASI Program Manager, Washington State Emergency Management Division.

Additional information on state level grants (i.e., primarily for counties I suspect, but perhaps open to Vashon directly) can be found at: www.emd.wa.gov/grants/grants_index.shtml

JanuaryFY11 Write IJs and obtain stakeholder reviews (EMD w/optional input)
  
FebruaryFY11 IJs continue...
  
MarchIJs continue...
 FY11 Core Group approves final project list
  
 

NEW PROJECT CYCLE BEGINS

AprilFY11 HSGP application filed on grants.gov (EMD)
 FY12 County capabilities inventory updated and used as benchmark for new projects
  
MayFY12 Project template sent out (EMD)
 FY12 Subcommittees meet to update capabilities inventory and discuss project ideas
  
JuneFY12 UASI Strategy document guides project development
 FY12 Subcommittees meet to discuss projects
  
JulyFY11 Award received
 FY12 Subcommittees meet to discuss projects
  
AugustFY11 Contracts executed
 FY12 Subcommittees meet to discuss projects
 FY12 State Agency project kickoff
  
SeptemberFY11 Projects underway
 FY12 Subcommittees submit projects
  
OctoberFY11 Projects continue
  
NovemberFY11 Projects continue
 FY12 Project list into spreadsheet (EMD)
 FY12 Guidance received
 FY12 Project list reviewed and ranked
 FY12 Projects voted into final list
  
DecemberFY11 Projects continue
 FY12 Core Group approves proposed project list
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