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== PBEM Community Preparedness Team Policy Drivers Journal ==
== PBEM Community Preparedness Team Policy Drivers Journal ==
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Below is a table listing the factors, both internal and external, which shape policies for PBEM's Community Preparedness Team.
Below is a table listing the factors, both internal and external, which shape policies for PBEM's Community Preparedness Team.
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|Communities better prepared for a disaster also present better public health outcomes, less social isolation, and less crime. When possible, PBEM should remove disaster resilience from its silo and connect programming to other resilience efforts.
|Communities better prepared for a disaster also present better public health outcomes, less social isolation, and less crime. When possible, PBEM should remove disaster resilience from its silo and connect programming to other resilience efforts.
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'''Background:''' TBA
'''Background:''' TBA
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==== NET Goal #1: Branding & Awareness of NET ====
==== NET Goal #1: Branding & Awareness of NET ====
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!Approval Status
!Approval Status
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| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |<big>'''NET 4A'''</big>
| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |<big>'''NET 5A'''</big>
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| style="width: 20%" |Offer classes based on volunteer VSF priorities
| style="width: 20%" |Maintain Standards
|Use the Annual Customer Service survey to schedule advanced classes based on volunteer interests.
|‘Autonomy’ does not mean ‘chaos’. Continue to foster initiative, and reward integration of those efforts withing established NET policy and priorities.
'''JVK note:''' '''Agreed, but not sure this belongs in a strategic plan if a strategic plan presupposes maintaining a status quo.'''
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| style="width: 15%; background-color: #B8F5D0; text-align: center; color: black" |<big>'''Proposed'''</big>
| style="width: 15%; background-color: #B8F5D0; text-align: center; color: black" |<big>'''Proposed'''</big>
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| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |<big>'''NET 4B'''</big>
| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |<big>'''NET 5B'''</big>
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|Recruit and train more NET trainers through Train the Trainer courses
|Team Leader Training
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* Staff should continue to focus on training trainers, not delivering classes themselves. The latter is unsustainable.
* Continue developing and deploying the well-received [[Team Development Arcs]].  
 
* The upfront investment can be high, but so is the return. In the long term, volunteer’s willingness to instruct for reduced rates, and for free, constrain costs.  


* Ongoing management and vetting of instructors is critical, so that volunteers continue to know that training offered by PBEM is high quality.  
* Find and deliver general leadership development training.  


* Address Instructor Constraints Develop and regularly offer a training about ‘How to Be an Excellent Instructor,’ separate from SME topic. Resources have been identified, but the project has not been a priority.  
* Implement, directly or through FPN, a TL mentorship program.  
 
* Demonstrated success with this model:
** VSF02 – Radio/RTLs
** VSF08 – NET HSI Instructor cadre
** VSF14 – Speakers Bureau
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| style="width: 15%; background-color: #B8F5D0; text-align: center; color: black" |<big>'''Proposed'''</big>
| style="width: 15%; background-color: #B8F5D0; text-align: center; color: black" |<big>'''Proposed'''</big>
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==== NET Goal #6: Fiscal Stability ====
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| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |<big>'''NET 4C'''</big>
| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |'''<big>NET 6A</big>'''
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|Peer Instructor Network (PIN)
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* Reassess feasibility.
| style="width: 20%" |Find new grant funding
 
|Meet with the Office of Grants and Funding to discuss potential funding streams, beyond General Fund, UASI, and SHSP.  
* If retained, develop a new recruiting approach.  
 
* Promote PIN for multi-team training (formerly NERF)
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| style="width: 15%; background-color: #B8F5D0; text-align: center; color: black" |<big>'''Proposed'''</big>
| style="width: 15%; background-color: #B8F5D0; text-align: center; color: black" |<big>'''Proposed'''</big>
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| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |<big>'''NET 4D'''</big>
| style="width: 5%; text-align:center" |'''<big>NET 6B</big>'''
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|Large-scale Exercises
|Generate income
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|Convert NET into an enterprise program.
* Continue integrating NET/BEECN into exercises, like IronOR.  
 
* Acknowledge that initiating a payment acceptance mechanism could potentially harm perception of the programs.
 
* Acknowledge that any income generation could cause, or be perceived to cause, competition for funds with Friends of Portland NET.
 
* Consider minimal fees, e.g. $5 for CPR training.
 
* Consider sliding-scale fees.  


* Continue CDEs, with inclusion of other Oregon CERTs.  
* Consider ‘pay it forward’ options for Basic NET Training, allowing new NETs to make a completely optional donation to defray the costs of BNT for future trainees.  


* Conduct an overnight and multi-day exercise.  
* Consider class fees that are refunded for attendance, or forfeited for not-attendance. The intent here is to reduce no-shows, rather than raise revenue.
* Payment receipt options are numerous. Other bureaus have adopted their own disparate mechanisms, so there is a precedent. An amendment to City Code by Council might be required.  
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==== UNIDOS NET ====
==== UNIDOS NET ====


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'''Program manager:''' Jeremy Van Keuren
'''Program manager:''' Jeremy Van Keuren
:''For background on the BEECN program, please visit the [[Basic Earthquake Emergency Communications Nodes (BEECN)#BEECN Program Introduction|BEECN Program Introduction article]].''
:''For background on the BEECN program, please visit the [[Basic Earthquake Emergency Communications Nodes (BEECN)#BEECN Program Introduction|BEECN Program Introduction article]].''
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==== BEECN Goal #1: Pull the BEECN Readiness Score to a consistent 50% quarterly average ====
==== BEECN Goal #1: Pull the BEECN Readiness Score to a consistent 50% quarterly average ====
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| style="width: 15%; background-color: #00C96B; text-align: center; color: white" |<big>'''Committee Approved'''</big>
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=== Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) ===
=== Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) ===
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Together, we can make sure our communities receive timely information, resources, and support—especially those most impacted by emergencies.
Together, we can make sure our communities receive timely information, resources, and support—especially those most impacted by emergencies.
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==== COAD Goal #1: Build and strengthen cross-sector coordination for disaster preparedness and response ====
==== COAD Goal #1: Build and strengthen cross-sector coordination for disaster preparedness and response ====
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==== COAD Response Network ====
==== COAD Response Network ====
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=== Community Trainings ===
=== Community Trainings ===