What does NJ OHSP do?
To meet the goals outlined in the executive order, OHSP identified six core functions: Grants — Oversees and distributes discretionary state and federal homeland security preparedness funds solely on basis of risk (i.e., threat, vulnerability and consequence). Protecting Critical Infrastructure — Works with private industry that controls 85 to 90 percent of New Jersey’s critical facilities to protect those facilities against potential terrorism as well as all types of “all hazards” incidents. Investigations — Conducts investigations related to potential terrorist activities, jointly with NJ State Police, the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Forces and other entities. Intelligence Gathering and Sharing — Collects intelligence affecting New Jersey, as wellas analyzing it and ensuring that it is shared with all the proper public agencies and private sector groups. Training — Conducts training of law enforcement personnel and other individuals involved with homeland security and emergency prepar