Regional Security Team Sample Clauses

Regional Security Team. ‌ The Regional Security Team consists of representatives of VMR, Member Cities, the State of Arizona, and the United States Department of Homeland Security. These representatives shall have the authority to make recommendations in the areas of emergency response, fire/life safety, and security. The Regional Security Team meets on a bi-monthly basis to discuss and plan activities requiring interface between state and local emergency response departments. VMR shall chair the Regional Security Team. Final decisions regarding emergency response, fire/safety and security will be the responsibility of VMR’s CEO, the Board of Directors, and the designated public safety representatives from the Member Cities. Emergency Procedures‌ An emergency procedure will be developed by VMR consistent with the requirements defined in National Fire Protection Association 130 (NFPA 130) – Fixed Guideway Transit Systems, Chapter 6 as it currently exists or is hereafter amended or updated to the newest addition. Other applicable guidelines and regulations may also apply or be considered in developing future emergency procedures. The emergency procedure (Security and Emergency Preparedness Plan SEPP) will be reviewed and coordinated with and approved by state and local emergency response departments. Emergency Drills‌ Emergency response drills will be conducted at periodic intervals as defined by NFPA 130, Chapter 9 and other appropriate authority. VMR will plan and conduct drills in coordination with appropriate emergency response organizations through the Regional Security Team.
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Regional Security Team. The Regional Security Team consists of representatives of VMR, Member Cities, the State of Arizona, and the United States Department of Homeland Security. These representatives shall have the authority to make recommendations in the areas of emergency response, fire/life safety, and security. The Regional Security Team meets on a monthly basis to discuss and plan activities requiring interface between state and local emergency response departments. VMR shall chair the Regional Security Team. Final decisions regarding emergency response, fire/safety and security will be the responsibility of VMR’s CEO, the Board of Directors, and the Member Cities.
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