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The information in Table 3.18 provides the Impact Analysis of Potential for Detrimental Impacts
of Hazards done for accreditation with the Emergency Management Accreditation Program
(EMAP).
Table 3.18. Regional Consequence Analysis: Civil Disorder
Subject Ranking Impacts/Civil Disorder
Health and Safety of Persons in
the Area of the Incident
Severe
Impact could be severe for persons in the incident
area.
Responders Minimal to Severe Impact to responders could be severe if not trained
and properly equipped. Responders that are properly
trained and equipped will have a low to moderate
impact.
Continuity of Operations Minimal to Severe Depending on damage to facilities/personnel in the
incident area, re-location may be necessary and lines
of succession execution (minimal to severe).
Property, Facilities, and
Infrastructure
Severe
Impact within the incident area could be severe for
explosion, moderate to low for Hazmat.
Delivery of Services Minimal to Severe Delivery of services could be affected within and
around the affected area especially if communications,
road and railways, and facilities incur damage (minimal
to severe).
Environment Minimal to Severe Localized impact within the incident area could be
severe depending on the type of human caused
incident.
Economic Conditions Minimal to Severe Economic conditions could be adversely affected and
dependent upon time and length of clean up and
investigation (minimal to severe).
Public Confidence in
Jurisdiction’s Governance
Minimal to Severe
Impact will be dependent on whether or not the
incident could have been avoided by government or
non-government entities, clean-up and investigation
times, and outcomes. (minimal to severe)
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