Colorado Preparedness & Response

“Expenses advertising 1,006 office expenses 12,471 travel 9,929 conferences and meetings 4,205 interest 20 licenses & permits 25 donations 244 misc exp 869 non-investment depreciation 800 total 29,569”

“Prior period adjustment -39,554”

“Accounts receivable 135,000 38,500 website development 4,000 4,000 less accumulated depreciation 2,800 3,600 49,805 -400 total 186,005 38,500”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 243”

“The mission of the colorado preparedness & response network (cprn) is to ensure that plans for dealing with emergencies are coordinated between public and private organizations and various governmental jurisdictions by: - developing and fostering relationships between industry and public emergency response organizations to build preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation solutions. - promoting safety and risk management best practices, strategies, training, tools, and standards to improve emergency response planning and readiness. - supporting mutual-aid collaboration between industry and public emergency response organizations to achieve a coordinated and effective response to an all-hazards event. - improving local emergency response and planning by combining industry emergency plans with other local planning to achieve an integrated community emergency response plan. - maximizing cooperation between industry, public agencies, first responders, regional stakeholders, and the response community through information sharing and lessons learned.”

“The colorado preparedness & response network is organized and operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare in accordance with section 501(c)(4) of internal revenue code. More specifically, the colorado preparedness & response network is dedicated to ensuring that plans for dealing with emergencies are coordinated between public and private organizations and various governmental jurisdictions in the state of colorado.”