NDPC 2021 Annual Report

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Learn More About the National Domestic Preparedness Consortium

The NDPC enhances the preparedness of federal, state, local, territorial and tribal emergency responders to reduce the nation’s vulnerability to incidents involving weapons of mass destruction, terrorism, and all-hazard high-consequence events. THe NDPC develops, delivers, and assesses response plans and provides training, technical assistance, and exercises. Visit the NDPC Website


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About the NDPC

The National Domestic Preparedness Consortium (NDPC) continuously enhances preparedness, safety, security and resilience against threats to the nation. Through its mission to identify, develop and deliver innovative, high-quality training and education, the NDPC works to secure and prepare a safe and resilient nation.


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NDPC Leadership

Chairman, Executive Directors and Committee Chairs


NDPC FY 2021 Appropriations

Establishment. 6 USC 1102.

The National Domestic Preparedness Consortium duties as established and authorized are to identify, develop, test and deliver training to state, local, territorial and tribal emergency response providers; provide on-site and mobile training at the awareness, performance and management and planning levels; and facilitate the delivery of training by the training partners of the Department of Homeland Security. The FY 2021 appropriation of $101 million allows the NDPC to help communities prevent, respond to, and recover from natural and man-made disasters.


NDPC Facts

Individuals Trained in 2021

Resident Training Indirect Training Mobile Training Web-Based Training Virtual Training Just-In-Time Training Total
5,837 8,153 24,233 40,618 38,831 36,637 154,299

2021 Contact Training Hours

Resident Training Indirect Training Mobile Training Web-Based Training Virtual Training Just-In-Time Training Total
114,339 57,346 310,537 247,869 186,898 4,841 921,830

2021 Training Deliveries

Resident Training Indirect Training Mobile Training Virtual Training Total
381 475 963 2,294 4,113

Individuals Trained Online in 2021 via DHS-Certified Courses

Web-Based Training Virtual Training Just-In-Time Training Total
40,618 38,831 36,637 116,086

Subject Matter Experts Active in 2021

NCBRT CDP CTOS NDPTC NMT SERTC NERRTC Total
330 371 13 111 110 22 338 1,295

Individuals Trained by State in 2021

State Indirect Mobile Resident Web-Based Virtual Total
AA 65 0 0 3 3 71
AE 0 0 0 28 4 32
AK 0 4 10 51 344 409
AL 19 513 181 553 1498 2764
AP 0 0 0 8 3 11
AR 0 324 68 625 211 1228
AS 0 0 1 0 1 2
AZ 42 223 159 626 556 1606
CA 252 1007 448 3684 1811 7202
CO 129 170 158 363 505 1325
CT 107 73 36 247 218 681
DC 0 153 18 158 507 836
DE 7 98 9 58 187 359
FL 239 1024 380 1597 2494 5734
FM 0 0 0 0 1 1
GA 94 536 102 583 1043 2358
GU 0 1 2 7 15 25
HI 173 60 57 358 241 889
IA 0 20 55 103 240 418
ID 0 10 30 91 114 245
IL 4 592 107 1147 966 2816
IN 60 141 193 1713 453 2560
INTL 8 17 0 764 1237 2026
KS 0 57 88 612 410 1167
KY 79 387 43 306 234 1049
LA 116 44 83 247 334 824
MA 0 281 28 485 304 1098
MD 164 497 100 662 740 2163
ME 47 15 23 199 102 386
MH 0 0 0 0 0 0
MI 289 368 91 510 801 2059
MN 1 506 80 496 482 1565
MO 179 725 121 772 957 2754
MP 0 0 0 5 1 6
MS 0 135 34 159 200 528
MT 14 77 10 67 87 255
NC 101 1044 187 704 664 2700
ND 81 35 45 32 214 407
NE 28 13 101 234 180 556
NH 206 180 25 627 258 1296
NJ 516 789 200 1327 3268 6100
NM 0 285 98 591 1535 2509
NV 98 251 107 1281 413 2150
NY 1439 7632 199 4266 3284 16820
OH 111 305 162 595 744 1917
OK 250 157 74 699 376 1556
OR 0 47 35 488 257 827
PA 369 751 210 1220 1871 4421
PR 94 154 22 168 1067 1505
PW 0 0 0 0 0 0
RI 0 141 4 318 162 625
SC 1063 220 120 313 745 2461
SD 0 38 43 16 41 138
TN 551 468 153 553 426 2151
TX 458 2037 586 4090 2646 9817
UT 1 129 187 190 202 709
VA 587 562 242 3952 1078 6421
VI 37 61 35 45 355 533
VT 0 82 6 54 42 184
WA 21 349 147 531 573 1621
WI 28 294 90 352 761 1525
WV 26 68 4 580 231 909
WY 0 73 40 99 134 346

NDPC Utilizes Digital Tools for a More Online Future

One lesson that many organizations learned during the COVID-19 pandemic is that we are living in an increasingly digital world. This year, the National Domestic Preparedness Consortium increased its efforts to reach students digitally. The NDPC unveiled its updated website design at the beginning of 2021, and in February, the NDPC launched its Twitter account (@NDPC_US) as a home base for students to connect with information and updates from all NDPC members.

NDPC member organizations who pivoted to online courses and resources are finding ways to incorporate these tools into their permanent training structures moving forward. When paired with their traditional infrastructure, these blended learning methods are proving efficient and effective for students.

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NDPC's impact is felt nationwide through powerful, meaningful and effective training.

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Nashville is a popular tourist destination, is home to several professional athletic teams, and hosts many special events each year. The NCS4 training courses provide an opportunity for the events community (emergency services as well as private sector groups) to train as we work, collaboratively. The NCS4 courses stress partnerships, and in the current environment that is critical to provide for the safety of fans at events. The NCS4 training courses have brought the events community forward and helped raise standards among all groups.

John Pepper, Sergeant, Metropolitan Nashville Police

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This course was excellent in every way! The online portion prepped our minds for this amazing hands-on experience! So many different and professional props that helped us understand the course material. The instructors were top notch and passionate about the subject matter. This course is definitely applicable to my area of work and will help me contribute positively to my department’s operations.

SERTC Participant

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I learned to advocate for a Disaster Recovery Plan process in *advance* of a disaster. While, it might be obvious to have a plan in advance, it requires lots of participants to collaborate and cooperate. What this course gave me was knowledge and techniques to advocate the Whole Community to get on board with a process, and with anapproach that FEMA endorses.

New York Office of Emergency Management employee

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On October 23, 2021, dispatch came over the radio and stated that they had multiple calls coming in of shots fired and people down at a massive block party. At that time, the training I received from your program told me to set up a staging point.I whole heartedly believe that if this incident would have occurred prior to me taking the class there would have been a different outcome. Our job as law enforcement is to bring stability in the midst of chaos, and the class that I attended through LSU’s program (PER-340 Active Threat Integrated Response Course) gave me the tools to do so. Ultimately, I want to say thank you to the instructors and whomever else plays a role in making these classes possible. People are alive today because of it.

Timothy Theus, Deputy, Peach County Sheriff’s Office, Georgia

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The hands-on training at the COBRA (the CDP facility where responders train with toxic chemical agents and hazardous biological materials) gave me a level of confidence I wouldn’t have had otherwise. You can’t get that level of confidence anywhere else.

Jason Ely, Detective, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office

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Several graduates of New Mexico Tech's PRSBI-Tactical course were serving a search warrant of a child pornography suspect when, while performing the search, they noticed numerous plastic tubes and empty cardboard which were recognized as items used in the production of explosive devices. Numerous additional items IED/HME components were found on the scene. Both the Detective and SWAT team member on the scene commented that had they not received recognition training from the PRSBI-Tactical course, they would not have halted the initial child pornography search or communicated the presence of possible explosive materials on the scene. The effective application of their training led to appropriate EOD involvement.

Collier County Sheriff’s Office, Florida

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CTOS has been an amazing partner to the San Francisco Bay Area STC Program throughout the pandemic. While it has been difficult to work through health restrictions and reassure agencies/students that training can be conducted in a safe and efficient manner, your cadre has exhibited amazing professionalism and technical expertise throughout all CTOS course offering. I’m hopeful that as we emerge from the pandemic that we can continue to work with CTOS to provide high quality radiological/nuclear material training throughout our region.

David Rocha, Regional Project Manager, City and County of San Francisco Department of Emergency Management


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