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Info Is Pulled from Release Approved Yesterday but Appreciate Another Review From: Wyland, Kerri To: Piepenbrink, Brad; Rasmussen, Karl Subject: DRAFT RELEASE FOR REVIEW: FDLE-DCF Date: Wednesday, June 15, 2016 2:51:02 PM Attachments: FDLE-DCF Release.docx Brad- see attached. Most info is similar to the roundup. Karl- info is pulled from release approved yesterday but appreciate another review. Thanks!! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: GOVERNOR’S PRESS OFFICE June 15, 2016 (850) 717-9282 [email protected] Gov. Scott: State Agencies Continue to Provide Assistance to Orlando Community ORLANDO, Fla. – Today, Governor Rick Scott highlighted state agencies that are working to ensure the state is responding to any needs. Along with assisting the FBI with the ongoing investigation, FDLE currently has set aside more than $521,345 in residual Justice Assistance Grant funds for the City of Orlando and Orange County to be used for overtime and equipment associated with the terror attack. FDLE also requested $2 million in emergency Justice Assistance Grant funds from the Department of Justice (DOJ) on June 14th. The Florida Department of Children and Families is offering $500,000 in funding which may be used to address the increased needs of individuals and families in Orlando. Needs include crisis counseling services such as grief counseling, trauma support, emotional support that will be provided using these funds. Governor Scott said, “As a state, we will continue to do all we can to help Orlando heal. All of our state agencies are committed to doing everything in their power to provide assistance to those impacted by this horrific tragedy. FDLE has been working with their local partners around the clock, but additional funding from the DOJ is needed to help support the ongoing investigation. DCF is also constantly working to coordinate with counselors on the frontline to offer essential services to victims’ families and provide a supportive place for individuals to grieve loved ones. I appreciate the dedication of our state agencies and local organizations as we continue to work together to support the Orlando community.” FDLE Commissioner Richard Swearingen said, “FDLE agents continue to work with our law enforcement partners painstakingly investigating the Pulse nightclub shooting. FDLE members have also identified more than $520,000 in Justice Assistance Grants and we are requesting another $2 million from the Department of Justice to help with overtime and equipment costs associated with the shooting." DCF Secretary Mike Carroll said, "As we rally to support and console survivors, victims' families, and residents impacted by the shootings, we not only can offer resources to help them find the strength and resilience to overcome, we can, as an organization and as individuals, show how this event can serve to renew our faith in humanity. We will remain steadfast in working with our partners to provide grief and crisis counseling to all those in need." Florida Department of Law Enforcement While the FBI is leading the investigation, FDLE continues to assist in investigating links to terrorism, and work with the Florida Fusion Center to share resources, expertise and information to better identify, detect, prevent, apprehend and respond to criminal and terrorist activity utilizing an all crimes/all hazards approach. FDLE is coordinating with regional assets and all involved law enforcement agencies. FDLE is also leading the officer involved shooting investigation. All involved officers have been relieved of duties per normal officer-involved shooting procedure. FDLE also assisted with notifying all victims’ families, which has been completed. Florida Department of Children and Families DCF is coordinating with local service providers to provide crisis counseling to any individuals affected by the terror attack in Orlando. There is no income eligibility for the crisis counseling services. These services were initiated on Sunday and include assisting law enforcement officials in notifying family and friends of the status of their loved ones and offering grief and crisis counseling on site. Aspire Health Partners, a local provider contracted through the regional behavioral health managing entity contracted by DCF, Central Florida Cares Health System, continues to provide free crisis counseling to anyone in need. Services will be made available in the community as long as needed. Aspire’s counselors are available for crisis and grief counseling from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Aspire’s Princeton Plaza at 1800 Mercy Drive in Orlando. For more information, visit www.myflfamilies.com. Three crisis centers were also established on Sunday provided basic support, water, food, information, and counseling. Therapists were made available throughout the region to work with those affected by the tragedy, and assisted first responders and clergy. DCF is also coordinating additional needs assessments and behavioral health response planning with the Florida Division of Emergency Management, the Orange County Health Services Department, the US Department of Health and Human Services, the Florida Crisis Consortium, and other partners. ### From: Ivasco, Priscilla To: Piepenbrink, Brad; Stewart, Elliott Cc: Lomagistro, Collin; Maul, Wes; Trussell, Amanda; Williams, Leda Subject: Evening Schedule Date: Thursday, June 16, 2016 4:31:54 PM Please note the extra needed drive times for the 1st visitation. Camping World Stadium Family Assistance Center: 1 Citrus Bowl Pl, Orlando, FL 32805 s. 119.071(2)(d) F.S. Drive Time s. 119.071(2)(d) F.S. 6-6:15PM 1st Visitation: 3189 South John Young Pkwy, Kissimmee FL s. 119.071(2)(d) F.S. Drive Time s. 119.071(2)(d) F.S. 7-8PM Orange County Sheriff’s Office 911 Office Center: 2500 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32804 (Verifying address) s. 119.071(2)(d) F.S. Drive Time s. 119.071(2)(d) F.S. 8:30-9PM 2nd Visitation: 895 South Goldenrod Road, Orlando FL 32822 9-10:45PM Personal Dinner s. 119 071(2)(d) F.S. Drive Time s. 119.071(2)(d) F.S. 11:00-TBDPM Orlando Police Department 911 Call Center: 110 George Desalvia Way Orlando, FL 32807 From: Piepenbrink Brad To: Toni Young Subject: FW: Governor Scott Announces SunRail to Operate Evening and Night Service for Community Vigil on Sunday Date: Saturday, June 18, 2016 10:42:25 AM From: Governor's Press Office <Governor'[email protected]> Date: Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 10:41 AM Subject: Governor Scott Announces SunRail to Operate Evening and Night Service for Community Vigil on Sunday FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: GOVERNOR’S PRESS OFFICE June 18, 2016 (850) 717-9282 [email protected] Governor Scott Announces SunRail to Operate Evening and Night Service for Community Vigil on Sunday ORLANDO, Fla. – Today, Governor Rick Scott announced that the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is operating SunRail trains Sunday, June 19, starting in the evening and into the night, for those traveling to and from a community candlelight vigil planned at Lake Eola in downtown Orlando. This comes at the request of the City of Orlando. The first train departs DeBary southbound at 5 p.m., making all stops on the way to the Sand Lake Road SunRail station. It then returns northbound from the Sand Lake Road station, making all stops to DeBary. There are five round-trip trains total, with the last southbound train leaving DeBary at 10 p m. and then making a return northbound trip at 11:15 p m. from the Sand Lake Road station. Service is expected to conclude with the last stop at the DeBary station after midnight. Regular fares apply. For a full schedule, please visit www.SunRail.com. Lake Eola Park is located on the near east side of downtown Orlando. ### From: Koon, Bryan To: Maul, Wes; Piepenbrink, Brad; Gallaher, Aaron; Lachat, Leo; McWhorter, Linda; Jonathan Lord Subject: FW: New National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) Bulletin Date: Wednesday, June 15, 2016 12:50:37 PM Attachments: NTAS Bulletin Embargoed 2PM.PDF FYI. From: Trina Sheets [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2016 11:50 AM To: Trina Sheets Subject: New National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) Bulletin Important information from DHS that NEMA is passing along so you can prepare any comments should the media or others contact you for your state’s perspective. Officially embargoed until 2 pm today for public release. From: DHS.IGA [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2016 11:44 AM To: DHS.IGA <[email protected]> Subject: New National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) Bulletin Dear Homeland Security Partner: In December 2015, Secretary Johnson announced the revision of the Department of Homeland Security’s National Terrorism Advisory System, or “NTAS,” to include an intermediate level NTAS “Bulletin.” We then issued a new NTAS Bulletin at the same time. The duration of the December Bulletin was six months, and expires tomorrow. The Department of Homeland Security is today issuing a new NTAS Bulletin which reflects the tragic events of Orlando several days ago. An embargoed version of the Bulletin is being provided to you in advance so that you have time to prepare your community response. As the Bulletin will be publically released at 2:00 PM Eastern, please refrain from further distribution of this document. We will follow up with the FINAL NTAS Bulletin for further dissemination upon its public release at 2:00 PM Eastern. Here is what is stated in the new Bulletin’s summary: “In December, we described a new phase in the global threat environment, which has implications on the homeland. This basic assessment has not changed. In this environment, we are particularly concerned about homegrown violent extremists who could strike with little or no notice. The tragic events of Orlando several days ago reinforce this. Accordingly, increased public vigilance and awareness continue to be of utmost importance.” This NTAS Bulletin goes on to describe the government’s counterterrorism efforts, and how the public can help and be prepared in the current environment.
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