Hurricanes: Their Nature and Impacts on Society - Climate Science ...

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APPENDIX E
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STORM EVENT
P (a/p)
P (o/P)
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0 Removal of Debris
0 Emergency Worker Stations
0 Recovery Centers
0 Building Moratoriums
0 Recovery Task Force
0 Staging Areas
0 Emergency Distribution Centers
0 Federal Public Assistance
0 Disaster Field Offices (DFOS)
0 Disaster Application Centers (DACs)
0 presidential Declaration
0 Temporary Housing
0 EOC De-Briefing
* * * * * * * * * 3 RESPONSE ACTIONS * * * * * * * * *
115. Monitor storm characteristics.
116. Continue emergency public shelter communications.
117. Continue post-storm response planning activities.
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118. Determine if the primary threat still exists from
appropriate agencies.119.
Conduct <strong>and</strong> coordinate the initial emergency
assessment of situation.120.
Determine <strong>and</strong> prioritize emergency-generated
requirements.121.
Re-establish
following:
<strong>and</strong> affirm communications with the
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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