(Your Organization's Name)
All-Hazard Emergency Operations Plan (EOP)
Note: All items in this table are hyperlinked in the full plan version.
Scroll down to Annex E and click the Sample Links.
© 1998 Clark Reynolds & Co.
Contents
Basic Plan
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2. Situation & Assumptions...................................................................................................7
Potential Hazards......................................................................................................8 Critical Resource Dependencies on Other Jurisdictions................................................10 Characteristics and Policies
of the EOP Jurisdiction
Assumptions ...........................................................................................................12
How the County/City Will Handle Emergencies ...........................................................14 Typical Sequence of Emergency Activities..................................................................15 Graduated Response Approach .................................................................................16 Emergency Action Levels..........................................................................................17 Examples of Emergency Action Levels.......................................................................18
Responsibilities........................................................................................................20 Operational Functions...............................................................................................21 Description of Annexes to the Basic Plan...................................................................22
Reassigning Public Employees & Soliciting Volunteers................................................27
Responsibilities, Plan Development & Maintenance.....................................................29
Legal Basis for Emergency Management....................................................................31 References...............................................................................................................33 |
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Basic Plan Tabs
Tab A, Reference Maps (Available at the jurisdiction's Emergency Operations Center)
Tab B, Existing Mutual Aid Agreements
Tab C, Log of Actions Taken Instructions & Form
Tab D, Responsibilities
Tab E, Glossary of Terms & Acronyms
Tab F, Equivalent ESF's
Annexes A - L & Annex Tabs
Annex A, Direction & Control (checklist)
Tab B, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab C, Jurisdiction Authority for initial Response
Tab D, Confidential Emergency Notifications
Tab E, Activation, Emergency Operations Center
Tab F, Shift Schedule, Emergency Operations Center
Tab G, Declaration (sample), Disaster/Emergency
Tab H, Typical Incident Site
Tab I, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT)
Tab J, Floods & Dam Failure
Tab K, High Winds, Tornado
Tab L, Hurricane
Tab M, Earthquake
Tab N, Terrorism
Tab O, Fire, Forest Fire & Range
Tab P, Nuclear Attack
Tab Q, Telephone Numbers, Critical
Tab R, Electrical Power Procedure, Emergency, EOC
Tab S, Survey Plan, Aerial & Ground
Tab T, After Action Report Format
Tab B, Actual Broadcast Announcer Scripts
Tab C, Warning Centers (Contents)
Tab D, Warning Systems Responsibilities
Tab E, Communications
Tab F, Communications Networks, Diagrams
Tab G, Radio Frequencies (Confidential), Mobile Radio Agencies & Companies
Tab H, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab i, Emergency Alert System
Tab J, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab K, Flooding & Dam Failure, Contents
Tab L, High Winds & Tornado Warnings
Tab M, Terrorism
Tab N, Hurricane
Tab O, Nuclear Warning Considerations & Considerations
Tab B, Resources: Radio, TV Stations, Newspapers
Tab C, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab D, Floods & Dam Failure
Tab E, High Winds & Tornados
Tab F, Earthquakes
Tab G, Terrorism
Tab H, Hurricane
Tab I, Nuclear Attack
Tab J, Public Announcement Scripts, FEMA
Tab B, Resources Summary & Index
Tab C, Resource Contact Information
Tab D, Terrorism
Tab E, Hurricane
Tab B, Resource Contact Information
Tab C, Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT), Resources
Tab D, Floods & Dam Failure, Winter Storms, Hurricane
Tab E, High Winds & Tornados
Tab F, Earthquake
Tab G, Terrorism
Tab H, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab B, Responsibilities, Including Supporting Agencies
Tab C, Augmentation Personnel
Tab D, Supplies &Equipment, Resources & Services, Prearranged Sources
Tab E, Transportation of Medical Supplies, Personnel & Equipment, Arrangements Made for
Tab F, Hospitals and Clinics, Pharmacies, Nursing Homes
Tab G, Hazardous Materials (also Terrorism)
Tab H, Flooding & Dam Failure, Hurricane
Tab i, Medical Response Teams, Prearranged
Tab J, Telephone Directory
Tab M, Nuclear Attack
Tab N, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab O, Resource Summary, Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Tab P, Resources Contact Info (EMS)
Tab B, Resource Contact Information (Confidential)
Tab C, Hazardous Materials
Tab D, Floods & Dam Failure, Hurricane
Tab E, High Winds
Tab F, Earthquakes
Tab G, Terrorism
Tab H, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab I, Nuclear Attack, Shelter Upgrading Plan
Tab J, Priorities During Evacuations
Tab K, Response Plan to Damage Assessment
Tab L, Damage Assessment and Estimate Report
Tab B, Priorities
Tab C, Organization, Expandable, Transportation & Resources, Detailed Responsibilities
Tab D, Resources, Transportation, Personnel Evacuation
Tab E, Resources: Food, Supplies & Fuel
Tab F, Records & Reports
Tab G, Reassigning Public Employees, Soliciting Volunteers and Hiring
Tab H, Hazardous Material Supply Items, Sources of
Tab I, Flood Fighting Equipment , Supplies, Sources; Hurricane
Tab J, Collecing Cost Data for Reimbursement to the Jurisdiction
Tab K, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab L, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab M, Terrorism
Tab N, Nuclear Attack, Sources
Tab O, Augmentation Call Down List, Transportation & Resources
Tab P, State Disaster Assistance Program, Local Government Handbook
Tab B, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab C, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab D, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab E, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab F, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab G, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab H, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab B, Hazardous Material Emergencies, Evacuation During
Tab C, Floods & Dam Failure
Tab D, High Winds & Tornados
Tab E, Earthquake
Tab F, Hurricane
Tab G, Terrorism
Tab H, Nuclear Attack Plan
Tab B, Selecting Mass Care Facilities
Tab C, Distribution of Residents & Evacuees to Shelters & Mass Care
Tab D, Interjurisdictional Relationships
Tab E, Records & Reports
Tab F, Providing Mass Care Services for Special Needs Populations
Tab G, Congregate Care Facilities
Tab H, Animal Housing Facilities: Pets, Agricultural Animals
Tab I, Long-Term Post-Disaster Services
Tab J, Hazardous Materials
Tab K, Floods & Dam Failure
Tab L, High Winds & Tornados
Tab M, Earthquake
Tab N, Hurricane: Facilities That Meet Safety Requirements
Tab O, Terrorism
Tab P, Nuclear Attack
Tab Q, Fallout Shelters
Tab R, Sources of Staff,
Congregate Care Facilities
Tab D, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab F, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab G, (to be developed for local situation)
Tab H, (to be developed for local situation)