Joint Field Office Activation and Operations - Federal Emergency ...

UNCLASSIFIEDsubmission of the AAR.4.1.1 Incident NameThis is the name given to the operation, response, or exercise, such as Desert Storm,Positive Response Y2K, Exxon Valdez, Hurricane Andrew, etc.4.1.2 Type of IncidentThis is the specific NRP incident criterion which caused the implementation of the NRPand JFO.4.1.3 Point of ContactName of person and home organization of the person submitting the AAR.4.1.4 ExpendituresActual expenses made through the JFO against all applicable NRP-activated funds.4.2 Executive SummaryThis section should contain a concise summary of JFO and NRP-related strategic andoperational highlights while addressing areas for improvement in effectiveness, efficiency,coordination, and interoperability.4.3 JFO Coordination and Support OperationsThis section should be used to discuss specific JFO and NRP operational issues in thefollowing areas:4.3.1 Command Center Interoperability, Communication, and Information(essentially C3I)4.3.2 Intelligence Issues (threat assessment, vulnerability evaluation, consequenceassessment, integrated risk-based decision making, quality and capability ofdissemination of information);4.3.3 Coordination Planning Issues and Activities (coordination cycleimplementation, support operations, coordination activities);4.3.4 Security Issues (information classification and handling, physical security,badging and access control, emergency disclosure, operation of SCIFs);4.3.5 National Response Plan Issues (deriving from the NRP itself); and4.3.6 Statistical Data such as support assets provided, JFO-related aircraftsorties/hours, and law enforcement activities.4.4 JFO SupportThis section should address specific JFO support issues such as planning documents and18Version 8.3Interim Approval April 28, 2006