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Introduction

Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP) Investment Justification Template Introduction OMB Control Number: 1660-0113 FEMA Form 089-22

PAPERWORK BURDEN DISCLOSURE NOTICE
Public reporting burden for this data collection is estimated to average 300 hours per response. The burden estimate includes the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and submitting this form. This collection of information is required to obtain or retain benefits. You are not required to respond to this collection of information unless a valid OMB control number is displayed on this form. Send comments regarding the accuracy of the burden estimate and any suggestions for reducing the burden to: Information Collections Management, Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 500 C Street, SW., Washington, DC 20472-3100, Paperwork Reduction Project (1660-0113) NOTE: Do not send your completed form to this address.
Security Warning:
When opening the IJ template, some users may see a note that says "Security Warning: some active content has been disabled." Click on the [Options …] button next to the message, select "Enable this content," then click on the [OK] button. If this is not done, the text boxes may not function properly.

As part of the application, Tribes are required to use this Excel-based THSGP Investment Justification (IJ) template to apply for THSGP funding.

Eligible applicants must submit the THSGP Investment Justification as part of the overall application submission through the ND Grants system, located at https://portal.fema.gov, no later than TBD, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT).

THSGP applicants may include up to 3 Investments as part of their IJ submission. Applicants are also required to complete the THSGP Eligibility Certification form. The Eligibility Certification form, and three blank Investments appear as four separate “tabs” at the bottom of your Excel window. Select one tab at a time to complete your application. If only one or two Investment are used, the unused Investment tab(s) should remain blank. At a minimum, the Certification Form and one Investment should be completed.

When completing the IJ, it is recommended that tribes use the name of the tribe as listed in the Federal Register: http://www.bia.gov/idc/groups/xraca/documents/text/idc011463.pdf.

Self-Certification of Eligibility Criteria:

Applicants must self-certify as to whether they meet the eligibility requirements. Self-certification will be provided on the THSGP Eligibility Certification Form located in this Investment Justification. Any questions regarding an applicant’s proximity to a Critical Infrastructure and Key Structures (CI/KR) site, as described the eligibility criteria, may be directed to the State Administrative Agency (SAA).

If using Excel 2007, applicants are required to save the final version of the IJ in the Excel 97-2003 format before submitting. Excel 2007 or PDF formats cannot be accepted. Instructions on saving the IJ template in the Excel 97-2003 format are below in the “Helpful Hints” section.

Helpful Hints:

Moving Through the Investment Justification:
While entering information in the IJ template, applicants should try to minimize the use of the Tab and Enter keys to move between data entry fields. As the template consists of a combination of text boxes and cells, using these keys may cause the cursor to move to an undesired location.
Copying & Pasting in the Investment Justification:
Some applicants may find it helpful to begin drafting their IJ information in MS Word and then pasting this into the Excel-based template. However, please be aware that, when copying and pasting information from Word into the text boxes in the template, any formatting will not carry over. Also, right-clicking in the text boxes in Excel will not provide the usual pop-up menu where you can select Cut, Copy, Paste, or any of the usual such options. To copy from a text box, users must select the text, then use the [Edit] menu in Excel 2003 or the [Home] tab in Excel 2007 and select [Copy]. To paste data into a text box, click in the text box, then use the [Edit] menu in Excel 2003 or the [Home] tab in Excel 2007 and select [Paste].
Character Count:
The data entry fields included in the IJ allow for the maximum number of characters noted for that section, plus an additional number of characters to account for spaces. Once that limit has been reached, users will not be able to include any additional text.
Spell Check:
When using Spell Check in MS Excel, it will not review information entered into the data entry boxes. Therefore, it is suggested that applicants use MS Word to ensure that the entered information is spelled correctly. To use Spell Check in MS Word:
In MS Word 2003
a) Click on the [Tools] menu
b) Select [Spelling] and all spelling issues will be displayed
In MS Word 2007
a) Click on the [Review] tab near the top of the screen
b) Click on [Spelling & Grammar] and all spelling issues will be displayed
Saving in Excel 97-2003 Format:
As stated above, if using Excel 2007 to complete the IJ template, applicants are required to save the final version in the Excel 97-2003 format before submitting. To do that:
a) Click on the Office Button at the top left of the Excel window
b) Hover over [Save As] in the list
c) Click on [Excel 97-2003 Workbook]
d) In the “Save As” Window, chose a location and file name for the new file.

To begin entering information into the IJ, click on the "Eligibility" tab below.

FEMA Form 089-22 (11/16)

OMB Control#: 1660-0113 Expiration Date: 12/31/2016 FEMA Form: 089-22

Expiration Date: 12/31/2016 - &P -

Eligibility

Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP) Eligibility Certification
Tribal or Consortium Point of Contact Information

Please provide all contact information in the spaces provided:

Name: Title:

Office:

Position:

Tribe:

Address:

City State Zip Code:

Phone: xxx-xxx-xxxx

Email:

Tribal Eligibility Certification

Per the 9/11 Act, directly eligible Tribes must meet the requirements below in paragraphs (A)(i), (ii), and (iv). Tribes must also meet one of the requirements set forth in (A) (iii); either (I), (II), (III), or (IV). (B) may also be satisfied, if each Tribe meets the requirements of subparagraph (A). Please mark all that apply.

I certify that I am an eligible Tribe or consortium of Tribes. I have read and will abide by the requirements of the THSGP Guidance and Application Kit.

A) Any Indian Tribe

(i) that is located in the continental United States;

(ii) that operates a law enforcement or emergency response agency with the capacity to respond to calls for law enforcement or emergency services; (By checking this box, you are also certifying that the Tribal POC listed above can be reached, as necessary, to confirm that the Tribe meets this eligibility criteria.)

(iii) [please mark all that apply; at least one requirement must be marked]

(I) that is located on or near (50 miles) an international border or a coastline bordering an ocean (including the Gulf of Mexico) or international waters;

(II) that is located within 10 miles of a system or asset included on the prioritized critical infrastructure list established under section 210E(a)(2) [please refer to section 1001 of the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007] or has such a system or asset within its territory;

(III) that is located within or contiguous to 1 of the 50 most populous metropolitan statistical areas in the United States;

(IV) the jurisdiction of which includes not less than 1,000 square miles of Indian country, as that term is defined in section 1151 of title 18, United States Code;

and

(iv) that certifies to the Secretary that a State has not provided funds under section 2003 [UASI] or 2004 [SHSP] to the Indian Tribe or consortium of Indian Tribes for the purpose for which direct funding is sought; (By checking this box, you are also certifying that the Tribal POC listed above can be reached, as necessary, to confirm that the Tribe meets this eligibility criteria.)

B) A consortium of Indian Tribes, if each Tribe satisfies the requirements of subparagraph (A)

Tribe Consortium Information

If box B is marked above, please list each tribe participating in the consortium:
Tribe:
Tribe:
Tribe:
Tribe:
Tribe:
Tribe:
Tribe:
Tribe:

Bonus: Funding History

Tribal applicants that have not received THSGP funding in the past will receive five bonus points to each Investment score at the time of application submission to FEMA (for a possible total bonus of 15 points). If the Tribe has received THSGP funding in the past, provide the fiscal year(s) funding was received.

THSGP Funding in the Past (yes/no)
Fiscal Year(s) THSGP Funding Received

Instructions for Finalizing the IJ

If using Excel 2007, applicants are required to save the final version of the IJ in the Excel 97-2003 format before submitting. Excel 2007 or PDF formats cannot be accepted. Instructions on saving the IJ template in the Excel 97-2003 format are below in the “Helpful Hints” Section of the Introduction tab.

Please provide a copy of this Investment Justification through the ND Grants system, located at https://portal.fema.gov, by TBD, 11:59 p.m. EDT.

End of Sheet

Ref Values:
Select StateSTATEURBANERROR:#REF!Select a National PrioritySelect a Target CapabilityMulti State
AlabamaSelect StateERROR:#REF!HighNewExpanded Regional CollaborationPlanningYes
AlaskaAlabama30MediumOngoingImplement the Interim NIPPCommunicationsNo
American SamoaAlaskaLowImplement the NIMS and NRPCommunity Preparedness and Participation
ArizonaAmerican SamoaStrengthen CBRNE Detection, Response, & Decontamination CapabilitiesRisk Management
ArkansasArizonaAZ - Phoenix AreaStrengthen Planning and Citizen Preparedness CapabilitiesInformation Gathering and Recognition of Indicators and Warning
CaliforniaArkansasStrengthen Information Sharing and Collaboration CapabilitiesIntelligence Analysis and Production
ColoradoCaliforniaCA - Anaheim/Santa Ana AreaStrengthen Interoperable Communications CapabilitiesInformation Sharing and Dissemination
ConnecticutCaliforniaCA - Bay AreaStrengthen Medical Surge and Mass Prophylaxis CapabilitiesLaw Enforcement Investigation and Operations
DelawareCaliforniaCA - Los Angeles/Long Beach AreaCBRNE Detection
District of ColumbiaCaliforniaCA - Sacramento AreaCritical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
FloridaCaliforniaCA - San Diego AreaFood and Agriculture Safety and Defense
GeorgiaColoradoCO - Denver AreaEpidemiological Surveillance and Investigation
GuamConnecticutNY - New York CityPublic Health Laboratory Testing
HawaiiDelawareOnsite Incident Management
IdahoDistrict of ColumbiaDC - National Capital RegionEmergency Operations Center Management
IllinoisFloridaFL - Ft. Lauderdale AreaCritical Resource Logistics and Distribution
IndianaFloridaFL - Jacksonville AreaVolunteer Management and Donations
IowaFloridaFL - Miami AreaResponder Safety and Health
KansasFloridaFL - Orlando AreaPublic Safety and Security Response
KentuckyFloridaFL - Tampa AreaAnimal Health Emergency Support
LouisianaGeorgiaGA - Atlanta AreaEnvironmental Health
MaineGuamExplosive Device Response Operations
MarylandHawaiiHI - Honolulu AreaFirefighting Operations/Support
MassachusettsIdahoWMD/ Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
MichiganIllinoisIL - Chicago AreaCitizen Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place
MinnesotaIndianaIN - Indianapolis AreaIsolation and Quarantine
MississippiIowaUrban Search and Rescue
MissouriKansasEmergency Public Information and Warning
MontanaKentuckyKY - Louisville AreaTriage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
NebraskaLouisianaLA - Baton Rouge AreaMedical Surge
NevadaLouisianaLA - New Orleans AreaMedical Supplies Management and Distribution
New HampshireMaineMass Prophylaxis
New JerseyMarylandMD - BaltimoreMass Care (Sheltering, Feeding and Related Services)
New MexicoMarylandDC - National Capital RegionFatality Management
New YorkMassachusettsMA - Boston AreaStructural Damage and Mitigation Assessment
North CarolinaMichiganMI - DetroitRestoration of Lifelines
North DakotaMinnesotaMN - Twin Cities AreaEconomic and Community Recovery
Northern Marianas IslandsMississippi
OhioMissouriMO - Kansas City Area
OklahomaMissouriMO - St. Louis Area
OregonMontana
PennsylvaniaNebraskaNE - Omaha Area
Puerto RicoNevadaNV - Las Vegas Area
Rhode IslandNew Hampshire
South CarolinaNew JerseyNJ - Jersey City/Newark Area
South DakotaNew JerseyNY - New York City
TennesseeNew Mexico
TexasNew YorkNY - Buffalo Area
U.S. Virgin IslandsNew YorkNY - New York City
UtahNorth CarolinaNC - Charlotte Area
VermontNorth Dakota
VirginiaNorthern Marianas Islands
WashingtonOhioOH - Cincinnati Area
West VirginiaOhioOH - Cleveland Area
WisconsinOhioOH - Columbus Area
WyomingOhioOH - Toledo Area
OklahomaOK - Oklahoma City Area
OregonOR - Portland Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Philadelphia Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Pittsburgh Area
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
TennesseeTN - Memphis Area
TexasTX - Dallas/Fort Worth/Arlington Area
TexasTX - Houston Area
TexasTX - San Antonio Area
U.S. Virgin Islands
Utah
Vermont
VirginiaDC - National Capital Region
WashingtonWA - Seattle Area
West Virginia
WisconsinWI - Milwaukee Area
Wyoming

&11OMB Control#: 1660-0113

FEMA Form: 089-22

&11Expiration Date: 12/31/2016 &11- &P -

Investment 1

Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP) Investment Justification
I. Background

1 I.A. Tribe:

I.B. Investment Name:

I.C. Provide a baseline understanding of the spectrum of terrorism and natural hazard risks and demographics that the Tribe faces and influenced the development of this Investment Justification (IJ). (2,500 character max)

II. Overview (25%)

II.A. Investment Phase

If ongoing, describe the Investment’s current state and what will be accomplished prior to the application of requested funds. (1,500 character max)

Please note, if this Investment is marked “New,” please move to the next question.

II.B. Investment Focus

II.C. Provide a description of this Investment, including the planning, organization, equipment, training, and/or exercises that will be involved. (1,500 character max)

III. Baseline (25%)

II.A. Strategy - Investment Description

III.A. Identify the goals and objectives that will be supported by this Investment. (1,500 character max)

Please note, this should be linked to the all-hazards risks identified in the answer to question I.C. in the Background section.

III.B. Describe existing capability levels that address the identified goals/objectives and what will be in place to support the Investment prior to the use of requested funds. (1,500 character max)

III.C. Explain the capability gap(s) that this Investment is intended to address. (1,500 character max)

Please note, this should be linked to the terrorism and natural hazards risks identified in I.C.

IV. Project Management and Milestones (25%)

IV.A - IV.B. Provide the proposed THSGP funding amount for this Investment, as well as the amount of funding that will be dedicated to Management & Administration (M&A) expenditures. The percentage dedicated to M&A will automatically calculate.

Please note, M&A cannot exceed five percent (5%) of the total award amount.

Total Proposed
Funding AmountAmount of Funding
Dedicated to M&APercent of Funding Dedicated to M&A
0.0%

IV.C. Identify the National Preparedness Goal (NPG) Core Capabilities that are supported by this Investment. For each of the selected Core Capabilities, provide the proposed funding amount to be obligated from this Investment.

Please note, the Total Amount of Proposed Funding in the table below must equal the Proposed Funding Amount entered above. Percent of Proposed Funding will calculate automatically and should equal 100% once completed.

Proposed Funding by NPG Core CapabilityAmount of Proposed Funding ($)Percent of Proposed Funding (%)
Planning0.0%
Public Information and Warning0.0%
Operational Coordination0.0%
Forensics and Attribution0.0%
Intelligence and Information Sharing0.0%
Interdiction and Disruption0.0%
Screening, Search, and Detection0.0%
Access Control and Identity Verification0.0%
Cybersecurity0.0%
Physical Protective Measures0.0%
Risk Management for Protection Programs and Activities0.0%
Supply Chain Integrity and Security0.0%
Community Resilience0.0%
Long-Term Vulnerability Reduction0.0%
Risk and Disaster Resilience Assessment0.0%
Threats and Hazard Identification0.0%
Critical Tranportation0.0%
Environmental Repsonse/Health and Safety0.0%
Fatality Management Services0.0%
Infrastructure Systems0.0%
Mass Care Services0.0%
Mass Search and Rescue Operations0.0%
On-Scene Security and Protection0.0%
Operational Communications0.0%
Public and Private Services and Resources0.0%
Public Health and Medical Services0.0%
Situational Assessment0.0%
Economic Recovery0.0%
Health and Social Services0.0%
Housing0.0%
Natural and Cultural Resources0.0%
Total Proposed Funding$ -0.0%
Difference From Total Proposed Funding$ -

IV.D. Provide the proposed funding amount to be obligated from this Investment towards the primary Planning, Organization, Equipment, Training, and Exercises (POETE) Solution Area.

Please note, the Total Amount of Proposed Funding should equal the Proposed Funding Amount entered above. The Percent of Proposed Funding will calculate automatically and should equal 100% once completed.

Proposed Funding By Solution AreaAmount of Proposed Funding ($)Percent of Proposed Funding (%)
Planning0.0%
Organization0.0%
Equipment0.0%
Training0.0%
Exercises0.0%
Total Proposed Funding$ - 00.0%
Difference From Total Proposed Funding$ - 0

IV.E. Provide a detailed budget narrative, in addition to SF-424A, explaining related costs and expenses as a part of the application. This budget narrative should be detailed and should serve to: (1) explain how the costs were estimated, and (2) justify the needs for the costs incurred to the measurable achievement outcomes as stated in the Investment Justification. (1,500 character max)

IV.F. Identify up to ten projects/activities, with start and end dates, which will be implemented over the 36-month period of performance.

Project Name
(100 character max)Funding AmountProject Management ProcessDates (Month/Year)
StartEnd
IV.G. Does this Investment require new construction or renovation, retrofitting, or modification of existing structures?
Please note that these costs are allowable only when it is a necessary component of a security system at critical infrastructure facilities.

V. Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA)

V.A If applicable, provide the proposed funding amount that is expected to be obligated towards Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA). Activities that support this requirement should be clearly defined and explained in the answer to question II.C.

Total Proposed
Funding AmountAmount of Funding
Dedicated to LETPAPercent of Funding Dedicated to LETPA
$00.0%

VI. Accomplishments and Impact (25%)

IV. A. Project Management
VI.A. Describe the outcomes that will be achieved as a result of this Investment. The outcomes should demonstrate improvements towards building capabilities described in Section III, Baseline. (1,500 character max)

VI.B. Identify the Mission Areas from the National Preparedness Goal that are supported by this Investment. At least one mission area should be identified.

Prevention

Protection

Mitigation

Response

Recovery

Instructions for Finalizing the IJ

If using Excel 2007, applicants are required to save the final version of the IJ in the Excel 97-2003 format before submitting. Excel 2007 or PDF formats cannot be accepted. Instructions on saving the IJ template in the Excel 97-2003 format are below in the “Helpful Hints” Section of the Introduction tab.

Please provide a copy of this Investment Justification through the ND Grants system, located at https://portal.fema.gov, by TBD, 11:59 p.m. EDT.

End of Sheet

Ref Values:
Select StateSTATEURBANERROR:#REF!Select a National PrioritySelect a Target CapabilityMulti State
AlabamaSelect StateERROR:#REF!HighNewExpanded Regional CollaborationPlanningYes
AlaskaAlabama30MediumOngoingImplement the Interim NIPPCommunicationsNo
American SamoaAlaskaLowImplement the NIMS and NRPCommunity Preparedness and Participation
ArizonaAmerican SamoaStrengthen CBRNE Detection, Response, & Decontamination CapabilitiesRisk Management
ArkansasArizonaAZ - Phoenix AreaStrengthen Planning and Citizen Preparedness CapabilitiesInformation Gathering and Recognition of Indicators and Warning
CaliforniaArkansasStrengthen Information Sharing and Collaboration CapabilitiesIntelligence Analysis and Production
ColoradoCaliforniaCA - Anaheim/Santa Ana AreaStrengthen Interoperable Communications CapabilitiesInformation Sharing and Dissemination
ConnecticutCaliforniaCA - Bay AreaStrengthen Medical Surge and Mass Prophylaxis CapabilitiesLaw Enforcement Investigation and Operations
DelawareCaliforniaCA - Los Angeles/Long Beach AreaCBRNE Detection
District of ColumbiaCaliforniaCA - Sacramento AreaCritical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
FloridaCaliforniaCA - San Diego AreaFood and Agriculture Safety and Defense
GeorgiaColoradoCO - Denver AreaEpidemiological Surveillance and Investigation
GuamConnecticutNY - New York CityPublic Health Laboratory Testing
HawaiiDelawareOnsite Incident Management
IdahoDistrict of ColumbiaDC - National Capital RegionEmergency Operations Center Management
IllinoisFloridaFL - Ft. Lauderdale AreaCritical Resource Logistics and Distribution
IndianaFloridaFL - Jacksonville AreaVolunteer Management and Donations
IowaFloridaFL - Miami AreaResponder Safety and Health
KansasFloridaFL - Orlando AreaPublic Safety and Security Response
KentuckyFloridaFL - Tampa AreaAnimal Health Emergency Support
LouisianaGeorgiaGA - Atlanta AreaEnvironmental Health
MaineGuamExplosive Device Response Operations
MarylandHawaiiHI - Honolulu AreaFirefighting Operations/Support
MassachusettsIdahoWMD/ Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
MichiganIllinoisIL - Chicago AreaCitizen Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place
MinnesotaIndianaIN - Indianapolis AreaIsolation and Quarantine
MississippiIowaUrban Search and Rescue
MissouriKansasEmergency Public Information and Warning
MontanaKentuckyKY - Louisville AreaTriage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
NebraskaLouisianaLA - Baton Rouge AreaMedical Surge
NevadaLouisianaLA - New Orleans AreaMedical Supplies Management and Distribution
New HampshireMaineMass Prophylaxis
New JerseyMarylandMD - BaltimoreMass Care (Sheltering, Feeding and Related Services)
New MexicoMarylandDC - National Capital RegionFatality Management
New YorkMassachusettsMA - Boston AreaStructural Damage and Mitigation Assessment
North CarolinaMichiganMI - DetroitRestoration of Lifelines
North DakotaMinnesotaMN - Twin Cities AreaEconomic and Community Recovery
Northern Marianas IslandsMississippi
OhioMissouriMO - Kansas City Area
OklahomaMissouriMO - St. Louis Area
OregonMontana
PennsylvaniaNebraskaNE - Omaha Area
Puerto RicoNevadaNV - Las Vegas Area
Rhode IslandNew Hampshire
South CarolinaNew JerseyNJ - Jersey City/Newark Area
South DakotaNew JerseyNY - New York City
TennesseeNew Mexico
TexasNew YorkNY - Buffalo Area
U.S. Virgin IslandsNew YorkNY - New York City
UtahNorth CarolinaNC - Charlotte Area
VermontNorth Dakota
VirginiaNorthern Marianas Islands
WashingtonOhioOH - Cincinnati Area
West VirginiaOhioOH - Cleveland Area
WisconsinOhioOH - Columbus Area
WyomingOhioOH - Toledo Area
OklahomaOK - Oklahoma City Area
OregonOR - Portland Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Philadelphia Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Pittsburgh Area
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
TennesseeTN - Memphis Area
TexasTX - Dallas/Fort Worth/Arlington Area
TexasTX - Houston Area
TexasTX - San Antonio Area
U.S. Virgin Islands
Utah
Vermont
VirginiaDC - National Capital Region
WashingtonWA - Seattle Area
West Virginia
WisconsinWI - Milwaukee Area
Wyoming

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Investment 2

Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP) Investment Justification
I. Background

2 I.A. Tribe:

I.B. Investment Name:

I.C. Provide a baseline understanding of the spectrum of terrorism and natural hazard risks and demographics that the Tribe faces and influenced the development of this Investment Justification (IJ). (2,500 character max)

II. Overview (25%)

II.A. Investment Phase

If ongoing, describe the Investment’s current state and what will be accomplished prior to the application of requested funds. (1,500 character max)

II.B. Investment Focus

II.C. Provide a description of this Investment, including the planning, organization, equipment, training, and/or exercises that will be involved. (1,500 character max)

III. Baseline (25%)

II.A. Strategy - Investment Description

III.A. Identify the goals and objectives that will be supported by this Investment. (1,500 character max)

Please note, this should be linked to the all-hazards risks identified in the answer to question I.C. in the Background section.

III.B. Describe existing capability levels that address the identified goals/objectives and what will be in place to support the Investment prior to the use of requested funds. (1,500 character max)

III.C. Explain the capability gap(s) that this Investment is intended to address. (1,500 character max)

IV. Project Management and Milestones (25%)

IV.A - IV.B. Provide the proposed THSGP funding amount for this Investment, as well as the amount of funding that will be dedicated to Management & Administration (M&A) expenditures. The percentage dedicated to M&A will automatically calculate.

Please note, M&A cannot exceed five percent (5%) of the total award amount.

Total Proposed
Funding AmountAmount of Funding
Dedicated to M&APercent of Funding Dedicated to M&A
0.0%

IV.C. Identify the National Preparedness Goal (NPG) Core Capabilities that are supported by this Investment. For each of the selected Core Capabilities, provide the proposed funding amount to be obligated from this Investment.

Please note, the Total Amount of Proposed Funding in the table below must equal the Proposed Funding Amount entered above. Percent of Proposed Funding will calculate automatically and should equal 100% once completed.

Proposed Funding by NPG Core CapabilityAmount of Proposed Funding ($)Percent of Proposed Funding (%)
Planning0.0%
Public Information and Warning0.0%
Operational Coordination0.0%
Forensics and Attribution0.0%
Intelligence and Information Sharing0.0%
Interdiction and Disruption0.0%
Screening, Search, and Detection0.0%
Access Control and Identity Verification0.0%
Cybersecurity0.0%
Physical Protective Measures0.0%
Risk Management for Protection Programs and Activities0.0%
Supply Chain Integrity and Security0.0%
Community Resilience0.0%
Long-Term Vulnerability Reduction0.0%
Risk and Disaster Resilience Assessment0.0%
Threats and Hazard Identification0.0%
Critical Tranportation0.0%
Environmental Repsonse/Health and Safety0.0%
Fatality Management Services0.0%
Infrastructure Systems0.0%
Mass Care Services0.0%
Mass Search and Rescue Operations0.0%
On-Scene Security and Protection0.0%
Operational Communications0.0%
Public and Private Services and Resources0.0%
Public Health and Medical Services0.0%
Situational Assessment0.0%
Economic Recovery0.0%
Health and Social Services0.0%
Housing0.0%
Natural and Cultural Resources0.0%
Total Proposed Funding$ -0.0%
Difference From Total Proposed Funding$ -

IV.D. Provide the proposed funding amount to be obligated from this Investment towards the primary Planning, Organization, Equipment, Training, and Exercises (POETE) Solution Area.

Please note, the Total Amount of Proposed Funding should equal the Proposed Funding Amount entered above. The Percent of Proposed Funding will calculate automatically and should equal 100% once completed.

Proposed Funding By Solution AreaAmount of Proposed Funding ($)Percent of Proposed Funding (%)
Planning0.0%
Organization0.0%
Equipment0.0%
Training0.0%
Exercises0.0%
Total Proposed Funding$ - 00.0%
Difference From Total Proposed Funding$ - 0

IV.E. Provide a detailed budget narrative, in addition to SF-424A, explaining related costs and expenses as a part of the application. This budget narrative should be detailed and should serve to: (1) explain how the costs were estimated, and (2) justify the needs for the costs incurred to the measurable achievement outcomes as stated in the Investment Justification. (1,500 character max)

IV.F. Identify up to ten projects/activities, with start and end dates, which will be implemented over the 36-month period of performance.

Project Name
(100 character max)Funding AmountProject Management ProcessDates (Month/Year)
StartEnd
IV.G. Does this Investment require new construction or renovation, retrofitting, or modification of existing structures?
Please note that these costs are allowable only when it is a necessary component of a security system at critical infrastructure facilities.

V. Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA)

V.A If applicable, provide the proposed funding amount that is expected to be obligated towards Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA). Activities that support this requirement should be clearly defined and explained in the answer to question II.C.

Total Proposed
Funding AmountAmount of Funding
Dedicated to LETPAPercent of Funding Dedicated to LETPA
$00.0%

VI. Accomplishments and Impact (25%)

IV. A. Project Management
VI.A. Describe the outcomes that will be achieved as a result of this Investment. The outcomes should demonstrate improvements towards building capabilities described in Section III, Baseline. (1,500 character max)

VI.B. Identify the Mission Areas from the National Preparedness Goal that are supported by this Investment. At least one mission area should be identified.

Prevention

Protection

Mitigation

Response

Recovery

Instructions for Finalizing the IJ

If using Excel 2007, applicants are required to save the final version of the IJ in the Excel 97-2003 format before submitting. Excel 2007 or PDF formats cannot be accepted. Instructions on saving the IJ template in the Excel 97-2003 format are below in the “Helpful Hints” Section of the Introduction tab.

Please provide a copy of this Investment Justification through the ND Grants system, located at https://portal.fema.gov, by TBD, 11:59 p.m. EDT.

End of Sheet

Ref Values:
Select StateSTATEURBANERROR:#REF!Select a National PrioritySelect a Target CapabilityMulti State
AlabamaSelect StateERROR:#REF!HighNewExpanded Regional CollaborationPlanningYes
AlaskaAlabama30MediumOngoingImplement the Interim NIPPCommunicationsNo
American SamoaAlaskaLowImplement the NIMS and NRPCommunity Preparedness and Participation
ArizonaAmerican SamoaStrengthen CBRNE Detection, Response, & Decontamination CapabilitiesRisk Management
ArkansasArizonaAZ - Phoenix AreaStrengthen Planning and Citizen Preparedness CapabilitiesInformation Gathering and Recognition of Indicators and Warning
CaliforniaArkansasStrengthen Information Sharing and Collaboration CapabilitiesIntelligence Analysis and Production
ColoradoCaliforniaCA - Anaheim/Santa Ana AreaStrengthen Interoperable Communications CapabilitiesInformation Sharing and Dissemination
ConnecticutCaliforniaCA - Bay AreaStrengthen Medical Surge and Mass Prophylaxis CapabilitiesLaw Enforcement Investigation and Operations
DelawareCaliforniaCA - Los Angeles/Long Beach AreaCBRNE Detection
District of ColumbiaCaliforniaCA - Sacramento AreaCritical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
FloridaCaliforniaCA - San Diego AreaFood and Agriculture Safety and Defense
GeorgiaColoradoCO - Denver AreaEpidemiological Surveillance and Investigation
GuamConnecticutNY - New York CityPublic Health Laboratory Testing
HawaiiDelawareOnsite Incident Management
IdahoDistrict of ColumbiaDC - National Capital RegionEmergency Operations Center Management
IllinoisFloridaFL - Ft. Lauderdale AreaCritical Resource Logistics and Distribution
IndianaFloridaFL - Jacksonville AreaVolunteer Management and Donations
IowaFloridaFL - Miami AreaResponder Safety and Health
KansasFloridaFL - Orlando AreaPublic Safety and Security Response
KentuckyFloridaFL - Tampa AreaAnimal Health Emergency Support
LouisianaGeorgiaGA - Atlanta AreaEnvironmental Health
MaineGuamExplosive Device Response Operations
MarylandHawaiiHI - Honolulu AreaFirefighting Operations/Support
MassachusettsIdahoWMD/ Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
MichiganIllinoisIL - Chicago AreaCitizen Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place
MinnesotaIndianaIN - Indianapolis AreaIsolation and Quarantine
MississippiIowaUrban Search and Rescue
MissouriKansasEmergency Public Information and Warning
MontanaKentuckyKY - Louisville AreaTriage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
NebraskaLouisianaLA - Baton Rouge AreaMedical Surge
NevadaLouisianaLA - New Orleans AreaMedical Supplies Management and Distribution
New HampshireMaineMass Prophylaxis
New JerseyMarylandMD - BaltimoreMass Care (Sheltering, Feeding and Related Services)
New MexicoMarylandDC - National Capital RegionFatality Management
New YorkMassachusettsMA - Boston AreaStructural Damage and Mitigation Assessment
North CarolinaMichiganMI - DetroitRestoration of Lifelines
North DakotaMinnesotaMN - Twin Cities AreaEconomic and Community Recovery
Northern Marianas IslandsMississippi
OhioMissouriMO - Kansas City Area
OklahomaMissouriMO - St. Louis Area
OregonMontana
PennsylvaniaNebraskaNE - Omaha Area
Puerto RicoNevadaNV - Las Vegas Area
Rhode IslandNew Hampshire
South CarolinaNew JerseyNJ - Jersey City/Newark Area
South DakotaNew JerseyNY - New York City
TennesseeNew Mexico
TexasNew YorkNY - Buffalo Area
U.S. Virgin IslandsNew YorkNY - New York City
UtahNorth CarolinaNC - Charlotte Area
VermontNorth Dakota
VirginiaNorthern Marianas Islands
WashingtonOhioOH - Cincinnati Area
West VirginiaOhioOH - Cleveland Area
WisconsinOhioOH - Columbus Area
WyomingOhioOH - Toledo Area
OklahomaOK - Oklahoma City Area
OregonOR - Portland Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Philadelphia Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Pittsburgh Area
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
TennesseeTN - Memphis Area
TexasTX - Dallas/Fort Worth/Arlington Area
TexasTX - Houston Area
TexasTX - San Antonio Area
U.S. Virgin Islands
Utah
Vermont
VirginiaDC - National Capital Region
WashingtonWA - Seattle Area
West Virginia
WisconsinWI - Milwaukee Area
Wyoming

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Investment 3

Tribal Homeland Security Grant Program (THSGP) Investment Justification
I. Background

3 I.A. Tribe:

I.B. Investment Name:

I.C. Provide a baseline understanding of the spectrum of terrorism and natural hazard risks and demographics that the Tribe faces and influenced the development of this Investment Justification (IJ). (2,500 character max)

II. Overview (25%)

II.A. Investment Phase

If ongoing, describe the Investment’s current state and what will be accomplished prior to the application of requested funds. (1,500 character max)

II.B. Investment Focus

II.C. Provide a description of this Investment, including the planning, organization, equipment, training, and/or exercises that will be involved. (1,500 character max)

III. Baseline (25%)

II.A. Strategy - Investment Description

III.A. Identify the goals and objectives that will be supported by this Investment. (1,500 character max)

Please note, this should be linked to the all-hazards risks identified in the answer to question I.C. in the Background section.

III.B. Describe existing capability levels that address the identified goals/objectives and what will be in place to support the Investment prior to the use of requested funds. (1,500 character max)

III.C. Explain the capability gap(s) that this Investment is intended to address. (1,500 character max)

IV. Project Management and Milestones (25%)

IV.A - IV.B. Provide the proposed THSGP funding amount for this Investment, as well as the amount of funding that will be dedicated to Management & Administration (M&A) expenditures. The percentage dedicated to M&A will automatically calculate.

Please note, M&A cannot exceed five percent (5%) of the total award amount.

Total Proposed
Funding AmountAmount of Funding
Dedicated to M&APercent of Funding Dedicated to M&A
0.0%

IV.C. Identify the National Preparedness Goal (NPG) Core Capabilities that are supported by this Investment. For each of the selected Core Capabilities, provide the proposed funding amount to be obligated from this Investment.

Please note, the Total Amount of Proposed Funding in the table below must equal the Proposed Funding Amount entered above. Percent of Proposed Funding will calculate automatically and should equal 100% once completed.

Proposed Funding by NPG Core CapabilityAmount of Proposed Funding ($)Percent of Proposed Funding (%)
Planning0.0%
Public Information and Warning0.0%
Operational Coordination0.0%
Forensics and Attribution0.0%
Intelligence and Information Sharing0.0%
Interdiction and Disruption0.0%
Screening, Search, and Detection0.0%
Access Control and Identity Verification0.0%
Cybersecurity0.0%
Physical Protective Measures0.0%
Risk Management for Protection Programs and Activities0.0%
Supply Chain Integrity and Security0.0%
Community Resilience0.0%
Long-Term Vulnerability Reduction0.0%
Risk and Disaster Resilience Assessment0.0%
Threats and Hazard Identification0.0%
Critical Tranportation0.0%
Environmental Repsonse/Health and Safety0.0%
Fatality Management Services0.0%
Infrastructure Systems0.0%
Mass Care Services0.0%
Mass Search and Rescue Operations0.0%
On-Scene Security and Protection0.0%
Operational Communications0.0%
Public and Private Services and Resources0.0%
Public Health and Medical Services0.0%
Situational Assessment0.0%
Economic Recovery0.0%
Health and Social Services0.0%
Housing0.0%
Natural and Cultural Resources0.0%
Total Proposed Funding$ -0.0%
Difference From Total Proposed Funding$ -

IV.D. Provide the proposed funding amount to be obligated from this Investment towards the primary Planning, Organization, Equipment, Training, and Exercises (POETE) Solution Area.

Please note, the Total Amount of Proposed Funding should equal the Proposed Funding Amount entered above. The Percent of Proposed Funding will calculate automatically and should equal 100% once completed.

Proposed Funding By Solution AreaAmount of Proposed Funding ($)Percent of Proposed Funding (%)
Planning0.0%
Organization0.0%
Equipment0.0%
Training0.0%
Exercises0.0%
Total Proposed Funding$ - 00.0%
Difference From Total Proposed Funding$ - 0

IV.E. Provide a detailed budget narrative, in addition to SF-424A, explaining related costs and expenses as a part of the application. This budget narrative should be detailed and should serve to: (1) explain how the costs were estimated, and (2) justify the needs for the costs incurred to the measurable achievement outcomes as stated in the Investment Justification. (1,500 character max)

IV.F. Identify up to ten projects/activities, with start and end dates, which will be implemented over the 36-month period of performance.

Project Name
(100 character max)Funding AmountProject Management ProcessDates (Month/Year)
StartEnd
IV.G. Does this Investment require new construction or renovation, retrofitting, or modification of existing structures?
Please note that these costs are allowable only when it is a necessary component of a security system at critical infrastructure facilities.

V. Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA)

V.A If applicable, provide the proposed funding amount that is expected to be obligated towards Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities (LETPA). Activities that support this requirement should be clearly defined and explained in the answer to question II.C.

Total Proposed
Funding AmountAmount of Funding
Dedicated to LETPAPercent of Funding Dedicated to LETPA
$00.0%

VI. Accomplishments and Impact (25%)

IV. A. Project Management
VI.A. Describe the outcomes that will be achieved as a result of this Investment. The outcomes should demonstrate improvements towards building capabilities described in Section III, Baseline. (1,500 character max)

VI.B. Identify the Mission Areas from the National Preparedness Goal that are supported by this Investment. At least one mission area should be identified.

Prevention

Protection

Mitigation

Response

Recovery

Instructions for Finalizing the IJ

If using Excel 2007, applicants are required to save the final version of the IJ in the Excel 97-2003 format before submitting. Excel 2007 or PDF formats cannot be accepted. Instructions on saving the IJ template in the Excel 97-2003 format are below in the “Helpful Hints” Section of the Introduction tab.

Please provide a copy of this Investment Justification through the ND Grants system, located at https://portal.fema.gov, by TBD, 11:59 p.m. EDT.

End of Sheet

Ref Values:
Select StateSTATEURBANERROR:#REF!Select a National PrioritySelect a Target CapabilityMulti State
AlabamaSelect StateERROR:#REF!HighNewExpanded Regional CollaborationPlanningYes
AlaskaAlabama30MediumOngoingImplement the Interim NIPPCommunicationsNo
American SamoaAlaskaLowImplement the NIMS and NRPCommunity Preparedness and Participation
ArizonaAmerican SamoaStrengthen CBRNE Detection, Response, & Decontamination CapabilitiesRisk Management
ArkansasArizonaAZ - Phoenix AreaStrengthen Planning and Citizen Preparedness CapabilitiesInformation Gathering and Recognition of Indicators and Warning
CaliforniaArkansasStrengthen Information Sharing and Collaboration CapabilitiesIntelligence Analysis and Production
ColoradoCaliforniaCA - Anaheim/Santa Ana AreaStrengthen Interoperable Communications CapabilitiesInformation Sharing and Dissemination
ConnecticutCaliforniaCA - Bay AreaStrengthen Medical Surge and Mass Prophylaxis CapabilitiesLaw Enforcement Investigation and Operations
DelawareCaliforniaCA - Los Angeles/Long Beach AreaCBRNE Detection
District of ColumbiaCaliforniaCA - Sacramento AreaCritical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
FloridaCaliforniaCA - San Diego AreaFood and Agriculture Safety and Defense
GeorgiaColoradoCO - Denver AreaEpidemiological Surveillance and Investigation
GuamConnecticutNY - New York CityPublic Health Laboratory Testing
HawaiiDelawareOnsite Incident Management
IdahoDistrict of ColumbiaDC - National Capital RegionEmergency Operations Center Management
IllinoisFloridaFL - Ft. Lauderdale AreaCritical Resource Logistics and Distribution
IndianaFloridaFL - Jacksonville AreaVolunteer Management and Donations
IowaFloridaFL - Miami AreaResponder Safety and Health
KansasFloridaFL - Orlando AreaPublic Safety and Security Response
KentuckyFloridaFL - Tampa AreaAnimal Health Emergency Support
LouisianaGeorgiaGA - Atlanta AreaEnvironmental Health
MaineGuamExplosive Device Response Operations
MarylandHawaiiHI - Honolulu AreaFirefighting Operations/Support
MassachusettsIdahoWMD/ Hazardous Materials Response and Decontamination
MichiganIllinoisIL - Chicago AreaCitizen Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place
MinnesotaIndianaIN - Indianapolis AreaIsolation and Quarantine
MississippiIowaUrban Search and Rescue
MissouriKansasEmergency Public Information and Warning
MontanaKentuckyKY - Louisville AreaTriage and Pre-Hospital Treatment
NebraskaLouisianaLA - Baton Rouge AreaMedical Surge
NevadaLouisianaLA - New Orleans AreaMedical Supplies Management and Distribution
New HampshireMaineMass Prophylaxis
New JerseyMarylandMD - BaltimoreMass Care (Sheltering, Feeding and Related Services)
New MexicoMarylandDC - National Capital RegionFatality Management
New YorkMassachusettsMA - Boston AreaStructural Damage and Mitigation Assessment
North CarolinaMichiganMI - DetroitRestoration of Lifelines
North DakotaMinnesotaMN - Twin Cities AreaEconomic and Community Recovery
Northern Marianas IslandsMississippi
OhioMissouriMO - Kansas City Area
OklahomaMissouriMO - St. Louis Area
OregonMontana
PennsylvaniaNebraskaNE - Omaha Area
Puerto RicoNevadaNV - Las Vegas Area
Rhode IslandNew Hampshire
South CarolinaNew JerseyNJ - Jersey City/Newark Area
South DakotaNew JerseyNY - New York City
TennesseeNew Mexico
TexasNew YorkNY - Buffalo Area
U.S. Virgin IslandsNew YorkNY - New York City
UtahNorth CarolinaNC - Charlotte Area
VermontNorth Dakota
VirginiaNorthern Marianas Islands
WashingtonOhioOH - Cincinnati Area
West VirginiaOhioOH - Cleveland Area
WisconsinOhioOH - Columbus Area
WyomingOhioOH - Toledo Area
OklahomaOK - Oklahoma City Area
OregonOR - Portland Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Philadelphia Area
PennsylvaniaPA - Pittsburgh Area
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
TennesseeTN - Memphis Area
TexasTX - Dallas/Fort Worth/Arlington Area
TexasTX - Houston Area
TexasTX - San Antonio Area
U.S. Virgin Islands
Utah
Vermont
VirginiaDC - National Capital Region
WashingtonWA - Seattle Area
West Virginia
WisconsinWI - Milwaukee Area
Wyoming

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Dropdowns

AlabamaALNewMr.Building New CapabilitiesInitiateYes
AlaskaAKOngoingMs.Sustainment of Existing CapabilitiesPlanNo
American SamoaASMrs.Execute
ArizonaAZDr.Control
ArkansasARClose Out
CaliforniaCA
ColoradoCOThe amount of funding dedicated to M&A expenditures exceeds the allowed percentage of 5%.
ConnecticutCTThe amount of funding dedicated to LETPA does not reach the minimum percentage of 25%.
DelawareDE
District of ColumbiaDC
Federated States of MicronesiaFM
FloridaFL
GeorgiaGA
GuamGU
HawaiiHI
IdahoID
IllinoisIL
IndianaIN
IowaIA
KansasKS
KentuckyKY
LouisianaLA
MaineME
Marshall IslandsMH
MarylandMD
MassachusettsMA
MichiganMI
MinnesotaMN
MississippiMS
MissouriMO
MontanaMT
NebraskaNE
NevadaNV
New HampshireNH
New JerseyNJ
New MexicoNM
New YorkNY
North CarolinaNC
North DakotaND
Northern Mariana IslandsMP
OhioOH
OklahomaOK
OregonOR
PalauPW
PennsylvaniaPA
Puerto RicoPR
Rhode IslandRI
South CarolinaSC
South DakotaSD
TennesseeTN
TexasTX
UtahUT
VermontVT
Virgin IslandVI
VirginiaVA
WashingtonWA
West VirginiaWV
WisconsinWI
WyomingWY

DATA

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Eligibility_Office
Eligibility_Position
Eligibility_Tribe
Eligibility_Address
Eligibility_City
Eligibility_State
Eligibility_Zip Code
Eligibility_Phone
Eligibility_Email
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Certification_ivFALSE
Certification_BFALSE
Tribe_1
Tribe_2
Tribe_3
Tribe_4
Tribe_5
Tribe_6
Tribe_7
Tribe_8
Past_Funding
Years_Received
1_Tribe
1_InvestmentName
1_THIRA
1_InvestmentPhase
1_InvestmentPhaseNote
1_InvestmentFocus
1_InvestmentFocusNote
1_Goals
1_ExistingCapabilities
1_CapabilityGap
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1_M&AFunding$ - 0
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1_Public Information and Warning_Amount$ -
1_Operational Coordination_Amount$ -
1_Forensics and Attribution_Amount$ -
1_Intelligence and Information Sharing_Amount$ -
1_Interdiction and Disruption_Amount$ -
1_Screening, Search, and Detection_Amount$ -
1_Access Control and Identity Verification_Amount$ -
1_Cybersecurity_Amount$ -
1_Physical Protective Measures_Amount$ -
1_Risk Management for Protection Programs and Activities_Amount$ -
1_Supply Chain Integrity and Security_Amount$ -

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