Each request must be made in writing. The request should be made at least three months in advance of the proposed class start date. Students will not receive reimbursements for courses requested by local government. COEM will cover all course materials, equipment needed, staff support, and in most cases the instructors. This will include the offering of a two day training and exercise event focusing on a community s response to a chemical scenario.
Federal funds are available to support local community training and exercises.
Emergency Management Institute EMI provides training to enhance U.S. emergency management practices through a nationwide program of resident and non-resident instruction. Resident courses are conducted at the National Emergency Training Center in Emmitsburg, Maryland. If an individual is interested in a resident course a separate application must be completed and sent to the Training Coordinator. This is the FEMA Form 75-5. An Associate Degree in Emergency Management is available.