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[object Object],Develop an interoperable communications and information technology infrastructure 1 THEN

[object Object],Develop an interoperable communications and information technology infrastructure 1 NOW READ MORE

[object Object],Develop an information sharing structure that addresses local and regional issues and that feeds data into Regional Information Centers and MCAC 2 THEN

2 NOW Develop an information sharing structure that addresses local and regional issues and that feeds data into Regional Information Centers and MCAC READ MORE We’ve made information from federal watch lists on dangerous individuals is made available to police officers in the field through our intelligence fusion center, which brings together personnel from more than 25 state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies. We’ve deployed more than 300 license plate readers throughout the state and are feeding data collected from these units into the fusion center to help local law enforcement agencies to recover stolen vehicles, identify wanted persons, and aid in criminal and terrorist investigations.

[object Object],Ensure that every metropolitan region has Type 1 HAZMAT and Explosive Device Response Teams 3 THEN

[object Object],3 NOW Ensure that every metropolitan region has Type 1 HAZMAT and Explosive Device Response Teams READ MORE

[object Object],Develop a system of coordination to facilitate the acquisition of universally compatible first responder protective equipment 4 THEN

[object Object],4 NOW Develop a system of coordination to facilitate the acquisition of universally compatible first responder protective equipment READ MORE

[object Object],Maximize participation from hospitals & pharmacies in bio-surveillance systems 5 THEN

[object Object],5 NOW Maximize participation from hospitals & pharmacies in bio-surveillance systems READ MORE

[object Object],Develop a unified statewide critical infrastructure database system 6 THEN

[object Object],6 NOW Develop a unified statewide critical infrastructure database system READ MORE

[object Object],Develop a single statewide exercise and training strategy 7 THEN

[object Object],7 NOW Develop a single statewide exercise and training strategy READ MORE

[object Object],Develop a robust CCTV system that monitors key public resources and critical facilities 8 THEN

[object Object],8 NOW Develop a robust CCTV system that monitors key public resources and critical facilities READ MORE

[object Object],Enhance Maryland's medical technology and information sharing infrastructure 9 THEN

[object Object],9 NOW Enhance Maryland's medical technology and information sharing infrastructure READ MORE

[object Object],10 THEN Constantly update emergency response plans

[object Object],10 NOW Constantly update emergency response plans READ MORE

[object Object],Backup power for critical facilities and communications 11 THEN

[object Object],11 NOW Backup power for critical facilities and communications READ MORE

[object Object],Fully harden Maryland’s maritime facilities, rail, bridges, roads, and tunnels 12 THEN

[object Object],12 NOW Fully harden Maryland’s maritime facilities, rail, bridges, roads, and tunnels READ MORE

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250 words agree or disagree Intelligence and Information Sharing A lack of information sharing is likely to be a stumbling block to implementing an effective homeland security strategy. There are currently two significant obstacles when it comes to intelligence, information sharing and fighting crime and terrorism. The fragmented nature of data collection and incident reporting among local, state and federal law enforcement agencies hinders their ability to connect information that may point to terrorist plots or other ongoing criminal activity (National Governors Association , 2007). Secondly, the private sector which owns a significant amount of data as well as majority of the country’s critical infrastructure is often not connected to the homeland security intelligence and information-sharing networks. This information-sharing problem can be resolved by: creating intelligence fusion centers that bring together law enforcement, intelligence, emergency management, public health, and other agencies, and the variety of information they collect into one central location joining national efforts that encourage intelligence and information sharing and include regional, multistate, and federal systems Utilizing national standards for information sharing that foster the ability of systems to exchange data. Intelligence Fusion Centers Fusion center were created after the 9/11 terrorist attacks and they were intended to improve homeland security by solving the information-sharing gaps among the different components of the intelligence community. Though fusion centers vary from state to state, most contain similar elements, including members of state law enforcement, public health, social services, public safety, and public works organizations. Increasingly, federal agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, and Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms station representatives at state-level fusion centers. State and federal representatives input into a fusion center’s database a broad spectrum of information, including the location and capabilities of area hospitals, details from calls to the state’s 911 emergency hotline, and names from federal terrorism watch lists. This data pool is then drawn on to form a clearer picture of threats facing each state. In addition, it helps inform police investigations, contingency planning, and emergency response. Experts say putting this information at the fingertips of local law enforcement transforms police officers from first responders into “first preventers.” The idea is that the next time a would-be terrorist on a government watch list is pulled over for speeding, the officer at the scene will have the information he needs. Placing federal representatives alongside local officials also helps to ensure more timely delivery of information. In the past, state and local authorities often received warnings only in times of.

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