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<abstract>After the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the National
Capital Region (NCR)--the District of Columbia and nearby	 
jurisdictions in Maryland and Virginia--was recognized as a	 
significant potential target for terrorism. In fiscal years 2002 
and 2003, about $340 million in emergency preparedness funds were
allocated to NCR jurisdictions. In May 2004, GAO issued a report 
(GAO-04-433) that examined (1) the use of federal funds emergency
preparedness funds allocated to NCR jurisdictions, (2) the	 
challenges within the NCR to organizing and implementing	 
efficient and effective preparedness programs, (3) any emergency 
preparedness gaps that remain in the NCR, and (4) the Department 
of Homeland Security&apos;s (DHS) role in the NCR. The report made	 
recommendations to the Secretary of DHS to enhance the management
of first responder grants in the NCR. We also reported in	 
September 2004 (GAO-04-1009) that the NCR&apos;s Governance Structure 
for the Urban Area Security Initiative could facilitate 	 
collaborative, coordinated, and planned management and use of	 
federal funds for enhancing emergency preparedness, if		 
implemented as planned DHS agreed to implement these		 
recommendations.</abstract>
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