0 - No warnings. Reach of warning will 5 - 100% reached. Warnings should be delivered over the – 100% of population receive maximum possible notice period via multiple it? media, including phone, TV, radio, web, as 4 90-100% reached. – well as sirens. 3 80-90% reached. – 2 70-80% reached. – 1 50-70% reached.. – 0 - <50% reached (or no warnings – see above). 9.2 Event management 9.2.1 Existence of Existence of plans 5 - Complete plans exist, keyed to Emergency management will need to plans emergency response that formulated to address scenarios referenced in Essential 2. cover: “most integrate professional likely” and severe” They have been tested in real “most responders and grass roots scenarios, shared and signed emergencies. Command and control - coordination with organizations. off by all relevant actors other agencies and cities, roles, (including citizen 4 Complete plans exist as above, but responsibilities (see Essential 1); – organizations (For response - see may not have been fully tested. Essential 10) Evacuations (including hospitals, jails, 3 - exist but are not keyed to etc.); scenarios referenced in Essential 2. Communication systems; 2 Plans exist are known to be – incomplete or otherwise deficient. Critical asset management (including likely chains” see Essential 8); “failure – 1 Plans exist but are known to have – major shortcomings. Medical response; 0 - No plans. Law and response; Fire and rescue response; Public information;
0 - No warnings. Reach of warning – will 100% of population receive it? 5 - 100% reached. 4 – 90-100% reached. 3 – 80-90% reached. 2 – 70-80% reached. 1 – 50-70% reached.. 0 - <50% reached (or no warnings – see above). Warnings should be delivered over the maximum possible notice period via multiple media, including phone, TV, radio, web, as well as sirens. 9.2 Event management plans 9.2.1 Existence of emergency response that integrate professional responders and grass roots organizations. (For response - see Essential 10) Existence of plans formulated to address “most likely” and “most severe” scenarios, shared and signed off by all relevant actors (including citizen organizations 5 - Complete plans exist, keyed to scenarios referenced in Essential 2. They have been tested in real emergencies. 4 – Complete plans exist as above, but may not have been fully tested. 3 - exist but are not keyed to scenarios referenced in Essential 2. 2 – Plans exist are known to be incomplete or otherwise deficient. 1 – Plans exist but are known to have major shortcomings. 0 - No plans. Emergency management will need to cover: Command and control - coordination with other agencies and cities, roles, responsibilities (see Essential 1); Evacuations (including hospitals, jails, etc.); Communication systems; Critical asset management (including likely “failure chains” – see Essential 8); Medical response; Law and response; Fire and rescue response; Public information;