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THIRA guidance falls short, say state and local associations
A new Federal Emergency Management Agency all-hazards risk analysis methodology the agency says it'll use to identify regional preparedness gaps and fiscal 2013 grants came under criticism from state and local officials during an April 26 House hearing.
Colorado school district backs away from ICE-affiliated police officers
A school district in western Colorado is asking local police departments not to assign police officers to its schools who also participate in federal immigration enforcement activities. The board of
U.S., Canada sign assistance agreements
The United States and Canada signed Jan. 24 three military agreements meant to allow the two countries' militaries to work more closely together in event of a natural disaster or attack. Army Gen.
ACLU urges restrictions on domestic UAVs
Sustained surveillance by unmanned aerial vehicles for law enforcement purposes likely violates the Fourth Amendment, says the American Civil Liberties Union in a paper urging restrictions on the
DHS starts review of deportation cases
Immigration and Customs Enforcement began Nov. 17 a nationwide review of incoming deportation cases and a training program for ICE officials on how to implement the policy of prosecutorial discretion
Emergency alert system test had glitches
A Nov. 9 nationwide test of the emergency alert system went less than perfectly, according to reports from across the country. The test, meant to last 30 seconds at precisely 2 p.m. EST and be
SPIDERS JCTD microgrid baseline will be up to 10 megawatts
The Defense Department's Northern and Pacific commands have released a few more details about their effort to build a defensible smart microgrid capable of operating on its own for an extended period
