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Alabama Capstone Exercise: AEMA SEOC Overview for Incident Management

This exercise provides an overview of AEMA SEOC responsibilities in Alabama for efficient incident management, including prioritizing life-saving, incident stabilization, and protection of property. The focus is on needs assessment, coordination, and communication to ensure a unified response. The socially impacted counties include Autauga, Baldwin, Bibb, and more. Immediate priorities include USAR, SAR, IMT, EMAC A-Team, HAZMAT, Water Rescue, and more for effective response within the first 72 hours. Power and water disruptions, shelter seeking populations, and damage assessments are crucial metrics for planning and coordination. Temporary housing and shelters are available within the counties for affected populations.

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Alabama Capstone Exercise: AEMA SEOC Overview for Incident Management

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  1. Alabama Impact Overview Capstone 14 Exercise

  2. Standing Priorities • Life Saving • Incident Stabilization • Protection of Property • Needs/Damage Assessment

  3. AEMA SEOC Responsibilities • Provide timely and accurate information for senior elected officials and the general public. • Manage the flow of state/federal/private resources, services, and personnel to the incident. • Establish and provide a unity of response, recovery, coordination, and control.

  4. 21 Socially Impacted • Autauga • Baldwin • Bibb • Bullock • Choctaw • Clarke • Dallas • Elmore • Escambia • Etowah • Fayette • Geneva • Hale • Lamar • Lowndes • Macon • Marengo • Mobile • Pickens • Russell • Tuscaloosa

  5. General Impact Note: temporary housing and shelters are available within the county

  6. Building Damage

  7. Total Number of Injured

  8. Total Number of Fatalities

  9. Shelter Seeking Populations Note: temporary housing and shelters are available within the county

  10. Power Disruptions

  11. Water System Disruptions

  12. Immediate Priorities (E+72hrs)

  13. Planning Metrics • 1 USAR – Major metropolitan areas, population of 100,000 or more with multi-story/multi-family structures • 5 SAR – One per County for initial response (Ground & Aerial) • 4 IMT – Per Area Command, State Forward Operating Division, and established JRSOI • 1 EMAC A-Team – Per State EOC (24/7 shifts) • 2 HAZMAT – Known infrastructure assessment (refineries, chemical plants, etc) • 1 Water Rescue – Per major waterway in impacted area • 1 Commo Strike Team – 2 Per Area Command, 1 per State Forward Operating Base, and 1 per established JRSOI • 2 LE Strike Team – 2 per Area Command. 2 additional for population >100,000 • 2 Crowd Control - Major metropolitan areas, population of 100,000 or more

  14. QUESTIONS?

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