The <Jurisdiction> Recovery Plan establishes the foundation for the relationships needed to support recovery efforts across all levels of government and with the public and private sectors, and it defines the roles and responsibilities of recovery partners. This plan seeks to minimize the financial impacts of a disaster and expedite the reimbursement process by outlining the processes and procedures for managing recovery efforts. Scope The plan applies to pre and post-disaster recovery operations following a disaster impacting <Jurisdiction> This plan applies to all <Jurisdiction> department/agencies with roles in recovery operations. This Recovery Plan and its supporting annexes are activated by the <Jurisdiction> Disaster Recovery Manager. Recovery operations are locally driven and will be managed in accordance with <Jurisdiction> plans, procedures, and authorities. The <Jurisdiction>will set the procedures and methods for community recovery. Objectives The primary objective of this plan is to reinforce, formalize, and institutionalize a process for ongoing coordination during disaster recovery operations. This plan will support <Jurisdiction>-level Disaster Recovery Operations and serve as the foundation for coordination between <Jurisdiction>, Regional, and State-level Recovery Operations. This plan provides the overarching short-term, intermediate, and long-term recovery goals and activities of the <Jurisdiction> by utilizing the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recovery mission area core capability targets as examples. It is understood that as recovery is an evolving process, some objectives may be completed out of order or through the support of other <Jurisdiction> departments and agencies. Additional Objectives Additional objectives of this plan include, but are not limited to: Identifying procedures and operations for achieving set recovery milestones, and the restoration of affected <Jurisdiction> services; Identifying the roles and responsibilities of various <Jurisdiction> departments/agencies recovery operations;
The <Jurisdiction> Recovery Plan establishes the foundation for the relationships needed to support recovery efforts across all levels of government and with the public and private sectors, and it defines the roles and responsibilities of recovery partners. This plan seeks to minimize the financial impacts of a disaster and expedite the reimbursement process by outlining the processes and procedures for managing recovery efforts. Scope The plan applies to pre and post-disaster recovery operations following a disaster impacting <Jurisdiction> This plan applies to all <Jurisdiction> department/agencies with roles in recovery operations. This Recovery Plan and its supporting annexes are activated by the <Jurisdiction> Disaster Recovery Manager. Recovery operations are locally driven and will be managed in accordance with <Jurisdiction> plans, procedures, and authorities. The <Jurisdiction>will set the procedures and methods for community recovery. Objectives The primary objective of this plan is to reinforce, formalize, and institutionalize a process for ongoing coordination during disaster recovery operations. This plan will support <Jurisdiction>-level Disaster Recovery Operations and serve as the foundation for coordination between <Jurisdiction>, Regional, and State-level Recovery Operations. This plan provides the overarching short-term, intermediate, and long-term recovery goals and activities of the <Jurisdiction> by utilizing the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recovery mission area core capability targets as examples. It is understood that as recovery is an evolving process, some objectives may be completed out of order or through the support of other <Jurisdiction> departments and agencies. Additional Objectives Additional objectives of this plan include, but are not limited to: Identifying procedures and operations for achieving set recovery milestones, and the restoration of affected <Jurisdiction> services; Identifying the roles and responsibilities of various <Jurisdiction> departments/agencies recovery operations;