UASI MCDEM REGIONAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE TRAINING UASI PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET.DOCX
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Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) Project Summary Please email completed forms to phoenixuasi@phoenix.gov ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION Agency Name: Maricopa County Department of Emergency Management Point of Contact: Richard Peel Phone Number: 602-273-1411 Email: Richard.peel@maricopa.gov PROJECT TITLE: Regional National Annual Conference Training UASI SUBCOMMITTEE PROJECT FALLS UNDER: Emergency Management PROJECT SUMMARY DESCRIPTION: Project description must include: What the project intends to do or accomplish How this project would benefit the agency, region, or state Any additional information you see fit that would provide greater clarity as to what the project is trying to accomplish and/or the added benefit it would provide This project will provide up to twenty (20) Emergency Management staff from across Maricopa County with the opportunity to attend two premier national conferences—the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM) Annual Conference or the National Homeland Security Conference. Participation in these forums will expose staff to cutting-edge research, emerging national standards, and proven practices that directly support the National Preparedness Goal and Homeland Security mission areas, closing critical capability gaps while enhancing resilience across local, regional, and state levels. These conferences will enable Maricopa County’s emergency management professionals to strengthen operational plans in alignment with Homeland Security Core Capabilities, including family reunification, mass care services, continuity of operations, and long-term financial recovery following terrorism incidents or catastrophic disasters. Learning from recent national and international case studies will help staff identify innovative solutions to evolving threats and enhance readiness for both conventional hazards and emerging security challenges. By sending multiple emergency managers from Maricopa County, this project will foster sustained collaboration, strengthen interoperability, and promote shared learning across jurisdictions. Unified participation will reinforce the countywide homeland security framework, ensuring a more coordinated and effective response to terrorism, that threaten the safety of Arizona communities. The cost will be capped at $3,000 for each attendee per conference. BUDGET: Item Qty Requested Cost Per Item Total Requested National Homeland Security Conference 20 3,000 60,000 International Association of Emergency Managers Conference 20 3,000 60,000 TOTAL PROJECT REQUEST: $120,000