CSEPP Resources
To support the safety of communities adjacent to the U.S. Army’s chemical weapons stockpile, CSEPP has developed a variety of all-hazards tools to assist emergency management professionals:

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) developed this Essentials of Alerts, Warnings, & Notifications (AWNs) document to provide an overview of existing AWN systems.

Describes a process for planning an exercise involving local, state, and federal participants; managing and controlling the exercise event; and evaluating and documenting the results consistent with the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program.

Guide to identify and support the maintenance requirements of installed technology in critical emergency facilities.

Provides the pre-hospital and hospital medical communities with an all-hazards approach to medical preparedness that emphasizes chemical recognition, decontamination, and treatment.

The CSEPP Public Affairs Guidebook is a comprehensive resource of ideas and procedures for effectively engaging the public to provide emergency public information and details on how to enhance emergency public information using joint information systems and joint information centers.

Provides guidance for local officials on planning for and implementing temporary shelter-in-place as protection from airborne toxic chemical hazards that might result from an chemical agent accident or incident.

The Community Lifelines Implementation Toolkit provides whole community partners the information and resources to understand lifelines, coordinate with entities using lifelines, and serve as basic guidance for how to implement the lifeline construct during incident response. They can be used individually or printed into a binder as an all-inclusive resource.

Captures the best practices and lessons learned from an array of integrated process/product teams (generally consisting of local, state, and federal officials) that have developed solutions to CSEPP’s community emergency preparedness challenges.

Web-based, all-hazards tool for developing and maintaining emergency operations plans compliant with NIMS and other Federal planning requirements.

CSEPP and public safety officials have a long history of regularly testing systems that are used to protect the public.The IPAWS test plan was executed on December 8 and 9, 2014. Information on the systems used by the participating site as well as how IPAWS processes the messages was collected.


Video Resources
CSEPP Training videos
See all training videos provided by CSEPP