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<strong>GOHSEP</strong><br />

Louisiana <strong>Elected</strong> <strong>Officials</strong><br />

Emergency Management <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Prepare + Prevent + Respond + Recover + mitigate<br />

4.3 Requesting Resources<br />

Emergency management in Louisiana<br />

is supported by plans, procedures and<br />

How to get help when you<br />

partnerships. Logistics pre-disaster<br />

planning (see previous Prepare chapter need it.<br />

of this <strong>Manual</strong>) ensures appropriate<br />

systems are in place before a disaster<br />

or emergency so that needed resources (equipment, materials, supplies and manpower) are<br />

identified and available timely and efficiently to communities when impacted by a disaster or an<br />

emergency. While the first source of resources should most logically be those closest to a disaster,<br />

there are processes in place to help when disaster-related needs go beyond local capacity.<br />

The following are important channels to getting resources to those who need them once a<br />

disaster or emergency has occurred.<br />

• WebEOC<br />

• Intrastate Mutual Aid Compact (IMAC)<br />

• Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC)<br />

• Louisiana Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (LAVOAD)<br />

The following sections help to define these critical response resources.<br />

4.3 Requesting Resources Page 1 of 1<br />

Publication Date: April 2, 2013

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