The 2007 Model EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN FOR _____________________ IN _______________County

1. The 2007 Model EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN FOR _____________________ IN _______________County ___________ ___________ (Month) (Year)

2. FOUR MAJOR COMPONENTS • Planning Guide • Basic Plan • Functional • Checklists • Notification and • Resource Manual • (NARM)

3. The contents of these Checklists are not subject to Pennsylvania’s Right To Know Law.

4. WE’LL TALK ABOUT: • Plan Structure • THE BASIC PLAN • FUNCTIONAL CHECKLISTS • NOTIFICATION AND RESOURCE • MANUAL • Planning Requirements • PROMULGATION • PERIODIC REVIEW

5. Plan Structure - THE BASIC PLAN • It’s a Model Plan: None of the structure is • mandatory • ESF Alignment • Assignment of Responsibilities • The Directive & Law say what’s required • Promulgation • NIMS Compliance • Periodic Update & Review

6. Plan Structure - THE BASIC PLAN includes a short discussion of hazards, vulnerabilities and responsibilities Section I – Purpose & Scope Section II – Situation & Assumptions Section III – Concept of Operations Section IV – Assignment of Responsibilities Section V - Administration & Logistics Section VI – Training and Logistics Section VII – Plan Requirements, Maintenance & Distribution

7. EOC Manager _______________ Safety PIO/External Affairs ESF # 15 Liaison Operations Section Planning Section Logistics Section Finance and Administration Communications ESF # 2 Search and Rescue ESF # 9 Emergency Management ESF # 5 Transportation ESF # 1 Resource Support ESF # 7 Recovery and Mitigation ESF # 14 Firefighting ESF # 4 Oil and HAZMAT Response ESF # 10 Public Works and Engineering ESF # 3 Agriculture & Natural Resources ESF # 11 Public Health and Medical Services ESF # 8 Public Safety and Security ESF # 13 Mass Care, Housing & Human Services ESF # 6 Energy ESF # 12

8. Plan Structure – Functional Checklists actually provide procedures for implementing the plan • Contain Personal information (Not subject to R-t-K) • A checklist for each identified position in the EOC • IC/IM and section chiefs • Command Staff • Each (ESF) Branch Director • Includes suggested blank forms • Include ICS forms if possible • Maybe local forms work better • Forms subject to change as software applications • become available

9. Plan Structure – NARM lists facilities/persons who may need special notification during an emergency, and equipment and personnel who may be needed to help during the emergency response • Contain Personal information (Not subject to R-t-K) • Listings of Key personnel to be notified • Listings of Special Populations to be notified • You may add others, especially Special Pops • Listings of locally available resources • Resources missing from the NARM may be added, • or listed as unmet needs and referred to county

10. Planning Requirements – PROMULGATION AND PERIODIC REVIEW • PROMULGATION must be done by the current board • of elected officials. Repromulgate if: • Majority of board of elected officials changes • REVIEW is periodic and can be delegated to EMC • or staff. Review: • Basic Plan – every 2 years • Functional Checklists – every 2 years • NARM – every year • UPDATE NARM every 90 days

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