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FEMA: Earthquake Mitigation and Recovery Exercise - training fema 2025

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The document is a comprehensive manual designed for local governments to prepare for long-term recovery and rebuilding after earthquakes. It outlines an interactive training exercise that simulates the responsibilities of local government staff in the aftermath of an earthquake, covering tasks such as damage assessment, emergency shelter setup, and reconstruction planning. The manual emphasizes the importance of preparation to improve recovery outcomes and reduce future risks, drawing on lessons from past earthquakes in various cities. It includes detailed instructions, checklists, and resources necessary for conducting the exercise effectively.

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Begin by reviewing the Preface and Introduction sections to understand the purpose of the exercise and its relevance to earthquake recovery.
Navigate to Task A, where you will create a damage scenario. Use the base map provided to outline areas expected to experience landslides or liquefaction.
Proceed to Task B, estimating shelter needs based on your damage assessment. Identify safe buildings for emergency shelters using your knowledge of local resources.
In Task C, mark areas that need closure for safety. Use the base map to indicate unsafe buildings and alternate traffic routes.
Continue through Tasks D to L, filling out each section as instructed, ensuring you record your estimates on the Earthquake Recovery Timeline provided in Handout 2.

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Does FEMA pay for training?

Through the Continuing Training Grants (CTG) program, FEMA provides funding for eligible applicants to support and target training solutions to facilitate an integrated, whole community, risk-informed, capabilities-based approach to preparedness.

How long do FEMA courses take?

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How long is FEMA training good for?

FEMA has also canceled all in-person, on-site emergency management training classes at every FEMA campus in the US, such as Collaborative Technical Assistance (CTA) programs, EMI classes, Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), etc., for the near future with no further information available.

Are FEMA trainings free?

If you need certificates or registration support or transcript information please visit the training providers site. You can find various training providers contact information on the Training Providers page. CDP certificates may be obtained by logging on the CDP Student Portal using your FEMA SID and password.

Is FEMA course free?

All are offered free-of-charge to those who qualify for enrollment. Visit the FEMA Independent Study (IS) Program for a list of courses. These courses offer exceptional opportunities to meet the training requirements for Associate Emergency Manager (AEM) or Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) certification.

How much do FEMA certifications cost?

There is no cost of tuition for the Basic Academy courses. Some individuals taking courses at the National Emergency Training Center (NETC) in Emmitsburg, Maryland may be eligible for stipend reimbursement.

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