Cooperative Actions. Seller and Buyer acknowledge and agree that all of the covenants and agreements under the PSA relating to cooperation in connection with the implementation of the transactions contemplated by the PSA and this Agreement, including those set forth in Section 6.3(c), are applicable to this Agreement.
Cooperative Actions. Seller and Buyer shall cooperate with each other in carrying out, implementing and defending the terms of this Agreement, including cooperating with each other with respect to any claims or litigation challenging any of the terms of this Agreement. Seller and Buyer agree to good faith mutual cooperation in any investigation, inquiry or litigation which jointly involves them or in which a party makes a reasonable request for cooperation. Each party will make its employees available on a reasonable basis to give testimony and assistance in connection with any lawsuit, dispute, investigation or proceeding involving the other party; provided, however, that such other party shall pay for all out-of-pocket costs incurred in connection with providing such testimony and assistance. Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, each party will pay all costs and expenses of its performance of and compliance with this Agreement.
Cooperative Actions. The Red Cross and County will coordinate their respective disaster relief activities to maximize services to the community and avoid duplication of efforts in the following ways:
1. Maintain close coordination, liaison, and support at all levels with conferences, meetings, and other means of communication. Include a representative of the other party in appropriate committees, planning groups and task forces formed to mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and other emergencies.
2. During disasters and emergencies, keep each other informed of the human needs created by the events and the services they are providing. Share current data regarding disasters, to include statistical information, historical information, emerging needs and trends, damage assessments, among others, and disaster declarations and service delivery.
3. Work together to develop plans and secure resources to facilitate delivery of services to people with disabilities and/or functional and access needs during a disaster.
4. During the time of disaster and readiness, work in coordination to provide public information by participating in a joint information center and or collaborating with the county designated public information officer.
5. Both parties will participate in the other’s training, educational, developmental and evaluation opportunities as applicable to the mitigation, preparation, response and recovery from disaster or emergencies. Examples of trainings from Red Cross include Shelter Fundamentals, and training on Red Cross nursing and mental health protocols. Examples of activities hosted by the county could include county wide exercises, drills and after action reporting .
6. The County will support the Red Cross in the use of the American Red Cross National Shelter System (NSS) and the Red Cross shall coordinate shelter information sharing and reporting with the County.
7. County will provide needed staff as available and to the extent permitted by state law, to assist the Red Cross in disasters and emergency operations. Examples of staff that could be deployed to a Red Cross shelter include public health nurses, mental health interns, licensed clinicians or case managers, social workers, environmental health specialists and deputies. Staff salaries and benefits will be provided by the County.
8. County through its Environmental Health Department will conduct initial shelter assessment inspections. Site visits will be conducted within the first 48 hou...
Cooperative Actions. The Parties shall;
Cooperative Actions. A. USDA and USAC (together, the Parties, and individually, a Party) intend to communicate and cooperate to support efficient eligibility determinations for ACP based on participation in USDA Federal benefit programs that are qualifying criteria for ACP to the extent allowed by Federal law. USDA’s FNS administers SNAP pursuant to the Food and Nutrition Act, codified at 7 U.S.C. Chapter 51. Enrollment in SNAP by at least one member of a household qualifies the household for benefits under the FCC’s ACP.13 USDA’s FNS administers WIC pursuant to Section 17 of the Child Nutrition Act, codified at 42 U.S.C. 1786.14 Enrollment in WIC by at least one member of a household qualifies the household for benefits under the FCC’s ACP. 15 USDA’s FNS administers NSLP and SBP. If at least one member of a household has been approved to receive benefits under the free and reduced-price lunch program under the Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx National School Lunch Act (42 U.S.C. § 1751 et seq.) or the school breakfast program under Section 4 of the Child Nutrition Act of 1966 (42 U.S.C. § 1773), the household qualifies for benefits under the FCC’s ACP.16 USDA’s FNS administers FDPIR, which is another qualifying program for ACP and would follow the same household enrollment criteria as SNAP.17
B. USDA and USAC intend to xxxxxx communications and cooperation between USAC and State agencies, including ITOs, that administer FNS programs in support of data matching and outreach activities. USDA does not collect program participant data that would be useful for purposes of verifying an individual’s eligibility for ACP. USDA, however, can encourage State agencies that administer FNS programs that may have such data available to share for this purpose.
Cooperative Actions. The Red Cross and the City of Xxxx will coordinate their respective disaster relief activities to maximize services to the community and avoid duplication of efforts in the following ways: Maintain close coordination, liaison, and support at all levels of both the ARC and the City of Xxxx by conferences, meetings, and other means of communication. Include a representative of the other party in appropriate committees, planning groups and task forces formed to mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and other emergencies. During disasters and emergencies, keep each other informed of the human needs created by the events and the services they are providing. Share current data regarding disasters, to include statistical information, historical information, emerging needs and trends, damage assessments, among others, and disaster declarations, and service delivery. During a disaster or emergency situation the Red Cross will, as appropriate at the request of the City of Xxxx, provide liaison personnel to the City of Xxxx Emergency Operations Center and any district Emergency Operations Centers during a disaster. The City of Xxxx will provide work space and, whenever possible, other required support, such as a computer, e-mail access and a designated phone line for the Red Cross liaison personnel assigned to the Emergency Operations Centers. Allocate the responsibility for joint expenses only in writing and only in advance of any commitment. The Red Cross can provide Canteen Operations, working with the local volunteer fire department during periods of operational response to operations. The City of Xxxx will support the Red Cross in the use of the American Red Cross National Shelter System (NSS) and the Red Cross will coordinate shelter information sharing and reporting with the City of Xxxx. Work together to develop plans and secure resources to facilitate delivery of services to people with disabilities and/or functional and access needs during a disaster. Actively participate in reviewing and carrying out responsibilities outlined in the local emergency operations plans. During the time of disaster and readiness, keep the public informed of the parties’ cooperative efforts through the public information offices of the Red Cross and the City of Xxxx. The City of Xxxx recognizes that the Red Cross is dependent upon voluntary public financial donations and will encourage residents to support Red Cross disaster relief with financial contribu...
Cooperative Actions. The Local Jurisdictions recognize the efforts of SCE to manage the safe decommissioning of SONGS and that the Local Jurisdictions agree that the funding provided for in Section VI of this MOU will be used for the following ongoing cooperative emergency planning and response actions described in the local jurisdictions emergency plans and/or annexes:
Cooperative Actions. The areas of cooperation referred to in Article I will be carried out in the Participants’ respective territories, subject to the laws and regulations of the Participants. This area of cooperation between the agencies and the groups will be in the form of:
a) Programmatic support b) Invitational travel c) Provision of equipment and
Cooperative Actions. The Red Cross recognizes the authority assigned to the local county judge and local city mayors in Texas State law and will engage in no action related to disaster response without first sharing operating plans, priorities and objectives with the delegated emergency management staff of the local jurisdiction as previously agreed upon (See Attachment 3: Points of Contact). The Xxxxxxx County Office of Emergency Management recognizes the national level roles and responsibilities designated to the American Red Cross in the October 22, 2010 Memorandum of Agreement between FEMA and Red Cross.
Cooperative Actions. The Red Cross and the State of South Carolina will coordinate in rendering their respective disaster relief activities in the following manner:
1. Maintain close liaison at all levels of both the Red Cross and the State of South Carolina by conferences, meetings, telephone, facsimile, e-mail, and other means. Share current data regarding disasters, disaster declarations, and changes in applicable legislation. Include a representative of the other party in appropriate committees and task forces formed to mitigate,prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and other emergencies.
2. Keep each other informed of disaster and emergency situations, the humanneeds created by the event, and the actions they have taken regarding service delivery to clients.
3. The American Red Cross will, as appropriate at the request of the State ofSouth Carolina, provide liaison personnel to the State of South Carolina Emergency Operations Center and any district Emergency OperationsCenters during a disaster. The State of South Carolina will provide space and other required support, such as computer, e-mail access and adesignated phone line for the Red Cross liaison personnel assigned to theEmergency Operations Center.
4. The Disaster Service Volunteer Leave Act (A361, R401, S283) authorizesstate employees who are volunteers of the American Red Cross to take up to 10 days paid leave to respond to disasters. The State will fully support the provisions of this law and the release of personnel, consistent with the operating needs of its agencies. The State, upon request of the American Red Cross, will assist in identifying specific categories of state employees (e.g., bilingual, mental health professionals, logisticians) who might be of assistance to the American Red Cross in fulfilling its disasterresponsibilities.
5. During the time of a disaster, keep the public informed of their and thecooperative efforts through the public information offices of the Red Cross and the State of South Carolina.
6. The State will support the Red Cross in conducting special appeals andcampaigns for funds during times of disaster.
7. Allocate the responsibility for joint expenses only in writing and only inadvance of any commitment.
8. Advocate for programs and public policy positions designed to mitigatedisaster damage and loss of life when appropriate.
9. In the discharge of their responsibilities, the State of South Carolina and the American Red Cross recognize the responsibilities of the ...
