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Table 3.170. Wyandotte County CPRI: Utility/Infrastructure Failure
Hazard Type Probability Magnitude
Warning
Time Duration CPRI
Planning
Significance
Utility/Infrastructure
Failure
Wyandotte County
4 1 4 3 3.00 High
Consequence (Impact) Analysis
The information in Table 3.171 provides the Consequence Analysis of Potential for Detrimental
Impacts of Hazards done for accreditation with the Emergency Management Accreditation
Program (EMAP).
Table 3.171. EMAP Consequence Analysis: Utility/Infrastructure Failure
Subject Ranking Impacts/Utility/Infrastructure Failure
Health and Safety of Persons in
the Area of the Incident
Moderate to Severe
Localized impact will be moderate to severe for
persons with functional and access needs, and
the elderly, depending on length of failure and
time of year.
Responders Minimal Impact to responders will be minimal if properly
trained and equipped.
Continuity of Operations Minimal Due to the nature of the hazard, the COOP plan is
not expected to be activated, however, if the
recovery time is excessive than temporary
relocation may become necessary (minimal).
Property, Facilities, and
Infrastructure
Minimal
Impact is dependent on the nature of the incident,
e.g., electric, water, sewage, gas, communication
disruptions). (Minimal)
Delivery of Services Minimal Delivery of services could be affected within and
around the affected area (minimal).
Environment Minimal Impact, depending on the nature of the incident,
should be minimal.
Economic Conditions Minimal Economic conditions could be adversely affected
depending on damages suffered, extent of
damages, etc. (minimal)
Public Confidence in
Jurisdiction’s Governance
Minimal
Impact will be dependent on whether or not the
government or non-government entities response,
recovery, and planning were not timely and
effective (minimal).
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