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Name	FL-612 Debris Monitoring
	This focused training provides an overview of the key responsibilities involved in debris monitoring during a presidentially declared disaster. This half-day session is designed to equip participants with strategies to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of debris monitoring operations.
Target Audience	Public Works employees Facilities employees Local or State government officials GIS staff involved in damage assessments and utilizing technology Individuals involved in debris monitoring operations Agency heads who may wish to designate staff to handle this function in the event of a presidentially declared disaster
Course Objective	Explain the Importance of Debris Monitoring and Identify Federal, State, and Local Applicant Monitoring Responsibilities: Understand the role of debris monitoring and the specific responsibilities at each level of government (federal, state, and local) Explain the Debris Monitoring Process: Learn the techniques, best practices, and common issues involved in debris monitoring Identify Eligible and Ineligible Debris: Recognize the criteria for determining which debris is eligible and ineligible for assistance
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Student Pre-requisites

It is recommended to take FL-608 Emergency Work Eligibility as a prerequisite to this course.

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