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Mutual aid agreements can be effective tools
to assist U.S. state and local governments, Tribes, Canadian provinces,
First Nations, and Mexican states in sharing information, data,
supplies, resources, equipment, or personnel for the purpose of
protecting the public’s health. Resources which can be accessed
here include:
There are currently several agreements in the works; please visit
often to get the updates. All current additions will be posted and
highlighted on this page (under "new" in the box to the right).
If you have any questions or just want to chat about Mutual Aid,
drop me a line!
Dan
Stier, JD
email: dstier@cdc.gov
Phone: 404.639.4680 |
New Stuff
CDC and the Indian Health Service
Issue Tribal SNS Resource Guide
A resource guide for American Indian and Alaska Native Government
leaders, Preparing Tribal Nations to Receive Strategic National
Stockpile Assets, has been issued by CDC and the Indian Health
Service. The brochure suggests that AI/AN governments should
work with state and local partners and the IHS to plan for requesting,
receiving, and dispensing SNS assets during a public health
emergency. In working with other governments, it is further
suggested that tribal leaders designate a tribal liaison to
speak with authority on public health emergency issues, and
to coordinate tribal plans with those of other government entities.
Mutual aid agreements are listed as important tools for accomplishing
exchange of resources and information between governments to
prevent or respond to public health emergencies. To access
the document, please click
here.
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