Homeland Security
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Development of preparedness plans, training, equipping and the conduct of exercises are necessary to protect Colorado's agriculture communities.
The four phases that make this possible are: prevent, protect, respond and recover. By building on these components, Colorado is better prepared to handle adverse events. Dr. Bill Bennett Director
BE PREPARED! All emergencies begin locally. While help may be on the way, ensure you have taken precautions to safeguard you, your family and your agricultural enterprise. Make an emergency plan, prepare a response kit; consider actions that will aid you in all phases of the emergency management cycle. |
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United States Department of Agriculture Primary resource for guidelines, rules, & regulations for Agriculture in America Pre-harvest security guidelines and checklist Industry self-assessment checklist for food security
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Ready Colorado Great family-focused readiness tools
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Colorado Information Analysis Center For reporting suspicious, non-criminal activity
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Community Emergency Response Team Guidence for community involvement
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Colorado Division of Emergency Management State roles in emergency manament explained |
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