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Table E–6
Director, Emergency Services—Continued
9D Designates staff as liaison officers to supporting and/or supported EOCs, JFO, MCP, unified command post, and/or area
commands, as required.
9E Designates staff to support the information section in the installation EOC, as required.
10 Appoints subordinate representatives to the RWG, as required.
Table E–6A
Installation law enforcement and physical security
Function Description
1 Advises the installation EMWG and assigned committees on law enforcement and physical security issues, as required.
1A Supports prevention and mitigation committee law enforcement and physical security requirements, as assigned.
2 Serves as principal advisor to installation commander regarding law enforcement and physical security requirements.
3 Conducts the risk management process per AR 190–13.
4 Supports identification of Category 2 and 5 personnel, especially Category 2PR, 5FR, 5ER, and 5RS populations.
5 Ensures that law enforcement and physical security issues are addressed in the installation EM plan, as required.
6 Updates law enforcement and physical security plans to align with core common components addressed in EM plan, as
required.
6A Leads development of the law enforcement and physical security FAA, as assigned.
6B Leads development of the criminal incidents and civil disturbance HSAs, as assigned.
6C Supports development of the special events SA with other functional areas, as assigned.
6D Establishes support agreements for law enforcement and physical security requirements, as required.
7 Ensures that subordinates comply with all training, equipment, and exercise standards, including NIMS implementation.
7A Ensures that patrol officers and posts receive and maintain DOD IFSAC–compliant HAZMAT Awareness training and
certification, as required.
7B Ensures that personnel assigned duties at the decontamination stations or the security cordon for a HAZMAT incident
receive and maintain DOD IFSAC-compliant HAZMAT operations training and certification, as required.
7C Ensures that personnel issued respiratory protection are enrolled and actively participate in the RPP, as required.
7D Ensures that personnel issued respiratory protection are enrolled and actively participate in the RPP, as required.
8 Supports Ready Army Campaign with consistent, positive messaging concerning terrorism hazards and utilize Ready
Army process and materials to address law enforcement and physical security requirements regarding community
awareness.
9 Maintains contact with appropriate Federal, DOD, State, regional, other Service, Army, and local (or Host Nation) law
enforcement, information sharing, and homeland security agencies and services, especially the supporting Army CID detachment,
as required.
10 Designates representatives to serve as law enforcement branch director, as assigned.
10A Supports the information section in the installation EOC, as required.
10B Designates staff as technical specialists within the installation EOC plans section, as assigned.
10C Designates liaison to the evacuation management and mass care branch directors in the installation EOC.
11 Directs the activation, staffing, and management of law enforcement and physical security capabilities, as directed.
11A Conducts and manages dispatch operations, as assigned.
11B Assumes incident command for all law enforcement and physical security incidents, to include bomb threats, as directed.
11C Designates staff as liaison officers to supporting/supported EOCs, JFO, MCP, unified command post, and/or area commands,
as required.
11D Establishes and maintains security cordon, entry/exit control points, and security of ICP, assigned staging areas, installation
EOC, JIC, medical treatment facility, supported mass care locations, and other areas and facilities, as directed.
11E Supports evacuation of populations-at-risk as directed by incident commander or installation EOC with traffic management,
access control, and other support, as directed.
11F Provides military working dogs in support of counter-explosive and counter-narcotic operations, if available.
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