Goal or Target
Each HCC responds ‘yes’ at least one time between the start of FY2019 and the end of FY2023.
Operational Intent
ASPR requires all HPP recipients to participate in or complete a jurisdictional risk assessment (JRA) in conjunction with their HCCs at least once every five years. The JRA is a critical input into a community’s emergency planning process, identifying hazards, vulnerabilities, and risks. This measure will assess if HCCs are engaged in the development of
JRAs.
Data Reporting
Each HCC should report the following data through the CAT. During the specified time period for end-of-year reporting, recipients should enter this information on behalf of each HCC into the end-of-year performance measure module in PERFORMS. SPPR will calculate percentages.
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Data Point |
Data Entity |
Data Source |
Response |
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| PM9.1 The HCC has provided input into its recipient’s
jurisdictional risk assessment | HCC |
Written communications, meeting notes, or other operational documents | HCC Name: _______ Yes ___ No ___
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Definitions and Interpretation
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Engaged: Provided meaningful opportunity to review and provide input to the recipient during the development or update of the jurisdictional risk assessment.
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Jurisdictional risk assessment (JRA): Recipients are required to coordinate the completion of JRAs to identify potential hazards, vulnerabilities, and risks within the community, including interjurisdictional (i.e., cross-border) risks (as appropriate) that specifically relate to the public health, medical, and mental/behavioral systems and to the functional needs of at-risk individuals.
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