California Rapid Response Team 2023-2026 (CalFERT) - maintenance

CalFERT - RRT维护- RFA-FD-23-019 项目总结/摘要 加州公共卫生部（CDPH）食品药品分支的使命 (FDB)，食物调查及技术支援组负责确保 通过有效的预防、干预和应对方案提供粮食供应。作为手段 为了完成这一使命，FDB制定了强有力的检查和执法方案， 行业教育和培训计划以及食品应急计划。 我们提案的主要目标是继续保持加州的最佳做法 制定高质量的监管计划，以加强食品安全。这就需要持续的机构间合作， 协作、合作和沟通;保持和维持一致性 制造食品监管计划标准（MFRPS）;维护和 支持加州的食品紧急反应小组（CalFERT）的活动， 饲料紧急情况，并继续加强，协调和与美国的互动。 食品和药物管理局（FDA）和其他州的食品安全和快速反应小组 (RRT)程序. 根据这项建议，我们要求在今后三年每年提供30万美元的赠款。 授权的赠款资金将用于增强目前的FITSS能力， 必要的基础设施，以继续维持CalFERT。 如果提供资金，CalFERT将使用这些资金来支持两名工作人员的工资。 这些人沿着另外五名工作人员组成的小组将负责维护和 加强该计划的能力，进行调查，评估， 追踪和执法活动。CalFERT工作人员已收到事故指挥部 系统（ICS）培训，并将继续使用ICS的修改版本，这将导致更多的 有效的全州人类和动物食品保护体系，最大限度地保护公众健康， 并为国家综合食品安全系统做出贡献。

CalFERT – RRT Maintenance – RFA-FD-23-019 Project Summary/Abstract The mission of the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), Food and Drug Branch (FDB), Food Investigations and Technical Support Section (FITSS) is to ensure the safety of the food supply through effective prevention, intervention, and response programs. As a means of accomplishing this mission, FDB has developed strong inspection and enforcement programs, industry education and training programs, and food emergency response programs. The primary objective of our proposal is to continue maintenance of California’s best practices for a high-quality regulatory program to enhance food safety. This entails continued interagency collaboration, cooperation, and communication; maintenance and sustainment of conformance with the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS); maintenance and sustainment of California’s Food Emergency Response Team (CalFERT) activities to food and feed emergencies, and continued strengthening, coordination and interactions with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other states’ food safety and rapid response team (RRT) programs. Under this proposal, we are requesting $300,000 in grant funds for each of the next three years. Authorized grant funds will be used to augment current FITSS capabilities and maintain the necessary infrastructure to continue sustainment of CalFERT. If funding is offered, CalFERT will use these funds to support the salary of two staff members. These individuals, along with a team of five additional staff, will work on maintaining and enhancing the program’s ability to conduct investigations, evironmental assessments, tracebacks, and enforcement activities. CalFERT staff have received Incident Command System (ICS) training and will continue to use a modified version of ICS that will result in a more efficient statewide human and animal food protection system, maximize public health protection, and contribute to the National Integrated Food Safety System.