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<abstract>As requested, GAO reviewed coordination practices in various
metropolitan areas to find regional programs with lessons learned
that could be applied in the National Capital Region (NCR) and	 
elsewhere. We addressed the following questions: (1) In selected 
metropolitan areas, what factors enhance regional coordination?  
(2) What features of federal programs enhance regional emergency 
preparedness coordination? (3) How does regional coordination for
emergency preparedness in the NCR incorporate features from other
areas and federal programs? For detailed analysis, we selected	 
Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and  
Tampa-St. Petersburg--considered by DHS to be high-threat urban  
areas because of their population and critical infrastructure,	 
among other factors. We also analyzed regional coordination in	 
the planning and implementation of transportation and		 
environmental programs because of their history of requiring such
collaboration. DHS and the District of Columbia&apos;s Deputy	 
Mayor/City Administrator generally agreed with our report	 
regarding the characteristics of regional coordination and that  
the NCR&apos;s Urban Area Security Initiative governance structure was
relatively advanced.</abstract>
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