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248 HURRICANES: THEIR NATURE AND IMPACf ON SOCIETY
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P (0)
P (a/s)
p
s
p
(0)
(a/o)
(pIc)
P (a/s)
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p
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* * * * * * ..* 8 RESPONSE ACTIONS. * ..* * * * .
107. Advise the Chairperson of the Board of County
Commissioners to issue an evacuation order for
areas vulnerable to life-threatening conditions.
108. Continue
openings
phasing- of
<strong>and</strong> placement
emergency
of shelter
public
signs.
shelter
109. Maintain emergency public shelter communications.
110. Monitor
correct
emergency public
deficiencies.111.
shelter conditions <strong>and</strong>
Activate EOC emergency utility systems.112.
Advise <strong>and</strong> coordinate the shut-down of public <strong>and</strong>
private utility systems.113.
Observe traffic
ciencies.114.
situations <strong>and</strong> correct defi-
Commence coordination of post-storm response
planning activities:
0 Search & Rescue
0 Emergency Medical Care
0 Care of Dead
0 Security Check Points
0 Return of Evacuees
0 Emergency Regulations
0 Preliminary Damage Assessment
0 Portage Areas
0 Procurement of Supplies
0 Public Health Monitoring
0 Assessment of Community Needs
0 Emergency Relief Assistance
0 Restoration of Critical Lifelines
EM ASSIGNMENT: (a) = Administration (p) = Planning (0) = Operations
(r) = Resource Management (s) = Staff
LEVEL OF PRIORITY: P = PrimarY S = SecondarY T = Tertiarv
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