Local law enforcement and fire response Non-profit organizations departments Medical and social advocacy groups Executive leadership, government Media outlets agencies and community councils Airports and public transportation Volunteer organizations (local Voluntary systems Organizations Active in Disaster, Utility providers Community Emergency Response Team programs, volunteer centers, Regional and Non-Governmental Organizations local Animal Response Teams, etc.) (American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, etc.) Faith-based organizations Area Agencies on Aging Individual citizens Alcohol and drug addiction support Community leaders (e.g., representatives agencies from specific segments of the community, including seniors, minority populations, Development departments and planning and non-English speakers) agencies Disability services providers and Local boards of education advocacy organizations Health departments School boards and higher education Medical services providers institutions Medical equipment providers Local Cooperative Extension System offices Pharmaceutical providers Animal control agencies and animal Job and Family Service agencies welfare organizations Independent living assistance agencies Local transportation system operators Health and human services agencies Surplus stores, hardware stores, big-box Behavioral health agencies stores, local retailers Developmental disability services Supply chain components, such as providers manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, and logistics providers Sight and hearing agencies Home care services Translation and interpretation service agencies Medical facilities English as a second language agencies Local planning councils (e.g., Citizen Corps Councils, Local Emergency Transportation service providers Planning Committees) Area transportation service planners Chambers of commerce Choosing a Plan Format To being drafting their plan, the Team will need to determine which plan format they will use. As stated in 101, format is only if the understand it, FEMA’s CPG “…an EOP’s ‘good’ EOP’s users are comfortable with it, and can use it to extract the information they need.”
Local law enforcement and fire response departments Executive leadership, government agencies and community councils Volunteer organizations (local Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, Community Emergency Response Team programs, volunteer centers, Regional and local Animal Response Teams, etc.) Faith-based organizations Individual citizens Community leaders (e.g., representatives from specific segments of the community, including seniors, minority populations, and non-English speakers) Disability services providers and advocacy organizations School boards and higher education institutions Local Cooperative Extension System offices Animal control agencies and animal welfare organizations Local transportation system operators Surplus stores, hardware stores, big-box stores, local retailers Supply chain components, such as manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, and logistics providers Home care services Medical facilities Local planning councils (e.g., Citizen Corps Councils, Local Emergency Planning Committees) Chambers of commerce Non-profit organizations Medical and social advocacy groups Media outlets Airports and public transportation systems Utility providers Non-Governmental Organizations (American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, etc.) Area Agencies on Aging Alcohol and drug addiction support agencies Development departments and planning agencies Local boards of education Health departments Medical services providers Medical equipment providers Pharmaceutical providers Job and Family Service agencies Independent living assistance agencies Health and human services agencies Behavioral health agencies Developmental disability services providers Sight and hearing agencies Translation and interpretation service agencies English as a second language agencies Transportation service providers Area transportation service planners Choosing a Plan Format To being drafting their plan, the Team will need to determine which plan format they will use. As stated in FEMA’s CPG 101, “…an EOP’s format is ‘good’ only if the EOP’s users understand it, are comfortable with it, and can use it to extract the information they need.”
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