The Department of Homeland SecurityOffice of State and Local Government Coordination

April 12, 2023

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Mission

Prevent terrorist attacks within the U.S.

Reduce America’s vulnerability to terrorism

Minimize the damage from potential attacks and natural disasters

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Department Goals

Integrate Department Functions

Develop New Service Capabilities

Access to Information

Establish Regions

Support State, Local and Private Sector Activities

Preserve Individual Freedoms and Ensure Economic Security

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Organization

DHS combines 22 federal agencies into four policy directorates:

Border and Transportation Security

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection

Science and Technology

The fifth directorate focuses on Management

The U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Secret Service and Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Service exist as distinct entities

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Secretary----------------------------------

Deputy Secretary

Under SecretaryScience and Technology

Under Secretary Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection

Under SecretaryBorder &

Transportation Security

Under Secretary Emergency

Preparedness and Response

Under SecretaryManagement

Inspector General

Director of theSecret Service

Commandant ofCoast Guard

Director, Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services (1)

General Counsel

State and Local Coordination

Special Assistant to the Secretary(private sector)

National Capital Region Coordination

Shared Services

Citizenship & Immigration Service

Ombudsman

Legislative Affairs

Public Affairs

Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

Chief of StaffPrivacy Officer

Executive Secretary

International Affairs

Counter Narcotics

Small & Disadvantaged Business

Organization Chart

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Border and Transportation Security

Secure the borders and ports-of-entry of the United States

Protect its transportation infrastructure

Administer the nation’s immigration and customs laws

Protect federal buildings

Enforce agricultural laws at the nation’s borders

Help build security preparedness at the state and local levels

Balance security with preserving individual and economic freedoms

Asa Hutchinson

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Emergency Preparedness and Response

Coordinate and support Federal, state and local readiness and response efforts for all disasters, including terrorist attacks

Provide disaster preparedness educational programs for communities and citizens

Expand and enhance current capabilities of the Strategic National Stockpile of pharmaceuticals and critical medical equipment

Improve readiness and capabilities of the National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) teams

Partner with other Federal emergency training institutions, standardize training curriculum and provide single portal for accessing the programs, including terrorism training programs

Mike Brown

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Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection

Identify and assess current and future threats to the homeland

Map those threats against our vulnerabilities

Issue timely warnings

Take preventive and protective action

Frank Libutti

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Science and Technology

Partner with operational end-users to identify requirements and develop field capabilities to counter threats and enhance mission operations

Engage government and academic and private sectors in innovative research, development, rapid prototyping and systems development

Provide a rapid, efficient and disciplined process for systems engineering and development

Provide the nation with an enduring research and development capability dedicated to homeland security

Charles McQueary

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Management

The Management Directorate is responsible for:

Budgeting, appropriations, expenditure of funds, accounting finance, procurement

Human resources and personnel, including personnel security

Information technology

Facilities, property, equipment, and other material resources

Identification and tracking of performance measurements relating to the responsibilities of the Department

Janet Hale

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United States Coast Guard (USCG) Maritime Homeland Security

National Defense

Protection of Natural Resources

Prevention and response to oil & hazardous material spills

Protect against illegal fishing & destruction of natural resources

Maritime Mobility

Waterways management, ice-breaking, aids to navigation

Maritime Safety

Search & Rescue

Commercial & recreational boating safety

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United States Secret Service (USSS)

Protect the President and other government leaders

Plan, coordinate and implement security for designated national special security events (NSSE)

Protect U.S. currency from counterfeiters and safeguarding Americans from credit card fraud

Emphasize prevention through protective intelligence and threat assessment

Apply dual mission to protect nation’s key assets and critical infrastructure

W. Ralph Basham

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Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services (BCIS)

Immigrant and non-immigrant sponsorship

Adjustment of immigrant status

Work authorization and other permits

Naturalization of qualified applicants for citizenship

Asylum or refugee processing

Visa issuance to foreign nationals

Eduardo Aguirre, Jr.

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Office of International Affairs

Promote information and education exchange with nations friendly to the United States in order to promote sharing of best practices and technologies relating to homeland security

Identify areas for homeland security information and training exchange where the United States has a demonstrated weakness and another friendly nation or nations have a demonstrated expertise

Plan and undertake international conferences, exchange programs, and training activities

Manage international activities within the Department in coordination with other Federal officials with responsibility for counter-terrorism matters

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Office of National Capitol Region Coordination

Mission

Oversee and coordinate Federal programs for, and relationships with, State, local, and regional authorities in the National Capital Region

FunctionsCoordinate

Assess

Advocate

Provide information

Receive input

Serve as a liaison

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Budget

The President signed the first appropriations bill in the history of the Department of Homeland Security on October 1st, 2003

FY’04 budget is over $30 billion and includes:

$18.6 billion for Border and Transportation Security

$9.1 billion for Emergency Preparedness and Response

$839.3 million for Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection

$918.2 million for Science and Technology

$6.8 billion for the U.S. Coast Guard

$1.14 billion for the Secret Service

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FY 2004 Grant Funding

Office for Domestic Preparedness :$4.037 billion for assistance to our nation’s first responders$1.7 billion for State Homeland Security Grants

High-threat, high-density urban areas:$725 million

State and Local Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention:$500 million

Firefighter Assistance Grants:$750 million

Citizen Corps$40 million

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Training for First Responders

Since September 11, 2001, agencies in the Department of Homeland Security have trained over 291,000 first responders and run exercises across the country in order to better prepare our nation’s front line troops in the war against terrorism

Training

ODP – 270,473 first responders ▪ EP&R – 462,525

TOTAL TRAINING – 732,998 first responders trained

▪ Exercises

▪ ODP – 284 EP&R – 6,262

TOTAL EXERCISES – 6,546 exercises for first responders and emergency services

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A national public information campaign that educates and empowers American citizens to prepare themselves for a disaster or terrorist attack.

The campaign asks individuals and their families to take these simple steps to get prepared:

Make a Kit of Emergency Supplies

Make a Family Communications Plan

Be Informed About What Might Happen

FAQ: What is the Ready Campaign?

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www.dhs.gov

202-282-8000 (main line)

202-282-1092 (fax)

Department of Homeland Security

Attn: Division/Name of Employee/Phone Number

Washington, DC 20528

FAQ: How do I contact the Department?