Thursday, May 26, 2016

U.S. Trusted Traveler Programs.

Comparison Chart

The following chart outlines the Trusted Traveler programs offered by the Department of Homeland Security.


                      TSA Prev               DHS\Global Entry             NEXUS                      SENTRI

Website www.tsa.gov/tsa-precheck www.globalentry.gov NEXUS SENTRI
Eligibility Required U.S. citizens and U.S. lawful permanent residents. U.S. citizens, U.S. lawful permanent residents and citizens of certain other countries.1 U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, Canadian citizens and lawful permanent residents of Canada. Proof of citizenship and admissibility documentation.
Application Fee $85.00 (5 year membership) $100.00 (5 year membership) $50.00 (5 year membership) $122.25 (5 year membership)
Passport Required No Yes; or lawful permanent resident card No No
Application Process Pre-enroll online, visit an enrollment center; provide fingerprints and verify ID. Pre-enroll online, visit an enrollment center for an interview; provide fingerprints and verify ID. Pre-enroll online, visit an enrollment center for an interview; provide fingerprints and verify ID. Pre-enroll online, visit an enrollment center for an interview; provide fingerprints and verify ID.
Program Experience TSA Pre✓™ expedited screening at participating airports. Expedited processing through CBP at airports and land borders upon arrival in the U.S..
Includes the TSA Pre✓™ experience.
Expedited processing at airports and land borders  when entering the U.S. and Canada.
Includes Global Entry benefits.

Includes the TSA Pre✓™ benefits for U.S. citizens, U.S. lawful permanent residents and Canadian citizens.
Expedited processing through CBP at land borders.
Includes Global Entry and TSA Pre✓™ benefits for U.S. citizens and U.S. lawful permanent residents.
Ready to 
apply? Apply for TSA Pre✓® here      Apply for Global Entry here         Apply for NEXUS here Apply for SENTRI here


1For a list of eligible citizens, visit www.globalentry.gov

Tuesday, May 10, 2016

American Red Cross (AmRC). Volunteer Collection System.

Community members registration in the American Red Cross Collection System, in addition to working at the community level in your local jurisdictions CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) is a start for our future leaders to get involved in the community recovery from disasters.

Volunteer Opportunities can lead to a part-time, or full-time position.  The possibilities are endless.

Communities, BEMA, and the AmRC coming together for sustainable communities to recovery from crisis.

BEMA

Volunteer Connection

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The American Red Cross has officially launched Volunteer Connection, a new volunteer management system, which will transform the way people are connected to the Red Cross.
“This is a game-changer for us, the functionality of Volunteer Connection will dramatically enhance our capacity to communicate with and engage our volunteers,” said Skip Zimmerman, Director of Volunteer & Community Services for American Red Cross Northeastern New York Region. “We are part of a nationwide implementation that will bring this new system to more than 500,000 volunteers and we are very excited about it.”
With Volunteer Connection, people will be able to manage their involvement with the Red Cross by learning about and applying for volunteer opportunities that are available, scheduling volunteer shifts and being able to view the calendar of shifts and schedule of events.
It also gives volunteers the ability to build their Red Cross record by administering their own member profiles, recording volunteer hours, and registering for chapter events and disaster response shifts.
This new system makes it simpler to stay connected by downloading important files and documents, learning more about local chapters and regions, as well as communicating with other volunteers working in similar positions.
Volunteer Connection is made possible through the generous support of W.W. Grainger Inc... It will be beneficial for the Red Cross, its volunteers and the communities they serve. For more information, contact the volunteer resources department at the local Red Cross chapter.
Volunteers can start using Volunteer Connection now by logging ontohttp://volunteerconnection.redcross.org to register.

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