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The Missouri Office of Homeland Security is providing SafePlans's Emergency Response Information Portal (ERIP) system to all Missouri faith-based organizations to help improve all hazards readiness; to include strategies to prevent, mitigate and respond to church shootings.

We are proud to be Missouri'ss preparedness solution as a core component of the nation'ss largest faith-based organization preparedness initiative, said Brad Spicer, SafePlans founder and CEO.

Missouri Gov. Ja Nixon addressed a meeting of faith leaders and emergency-management officials from across Missouri to discuss efforts to strengthen Missouri'ss disaster-response capabilities. The objective of this initiative is a coordinated partnership with local faith-based organizations to enhance emergency-response and recovery efforts in all Missouri communities.

Faith-based organizations play a critical role in community disaster recovery. These preparedness efforts will help these organizations to more efficiently manage and respond to emergencies, Spicer said. This not only protects their members; a faster recovery enables community support efforts to commence even sooner.

ERIP is a web-based application that improves preparedness by enabling the development of emergency plans, training of staff with comprehensive e-learning courses and the mapping of buildings through interactive maps and floor plans. ERIP has also been provided to all Missouri educational facilities.

SafePlans is a nationwide leader in emergency preparedness; providing solutions for education, government and private sector industries. An Advanced Level IBM Business Partner, SafePlans's ERIP application is IBM'ss premier emergency preparedness system.

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