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After Katrina in 2005 what was required that all state and local emergency responders be trained in?

The incident command system and the national incident management system

What is the EMAC the emergency management assistance compact

Is the first national disaster relief compact since civil by defense and disaster compact since 1950

What is NVOAD

The national volunteer organizations against disasters consist of 49 national member organizations 52 states and territories