ESF 9 Search and Rescue – ESF 10 Hazardous Materials and Environmental Protection – ESF 11 Food and Water – ESF 12 Energy – ESF 13 Public Safety and Security – ESF 14 Recovery – ESF 15 Public Information – ESF 16 Military Support – 2.6 The MACC will support the existing emergency response and recovery process and structure presently operating within the Commonwealth. Traditionally, the MEMA SEOC and REOC have provided direct support to local emergency operations centers/EMDs. The utilization of the MACC will improve the span of control and introduce an additional emergency management resource that will coordinate both at the local and the state level. This additional regional support resource will relieve a significant coordinative burden typically placed upon the MEMA REOC during major emergency situations and local communities with limited resources to staff extended EOC operations. The MACC will also utilize staff that is more closely aligned and knowledgeable of operations in local and impacted communities. This in turn will allow for the provision of more rapid support that is to be coordinated amongst neighboring and regional jurisdictions. The following diagram demonstrates the existing coordinative and supporting relationships between existing multi-agency and emergency operations centers within the Commonwealth. Figure F: MACC/EOC Supporting Relationships
ESF 9 – Search and Rescue ESF 10 – Hazardous Materials and Environmental Protection ESF 11 – Food and Water ESF 12 – Energy ESF 13 – Public Safety and Security ESF 14 – Recovery ESF 15 – Public Information ESF 16 – Military Support 2.6 The MACC will support the existing emergency response and recovery process and structure presently operating within the Commonwealth. Traditionally, the MEMA SEOC and REOC have provided direct support to local emergency operations centers/EMDs. The utilization of the MACC will improve the span of control and introduce an additional emergency management resource that will coordinate both at the local and the state level. This additional regional support resource will relieve a significant coordinative burden typically placed upon the MEMA REOC during major emergency situations and local communities with limited resources to staff extended EOC operations. The MACC will also utilize staff that is more closely aligned and knowledgeable of operations in local and impacted communities. This in turn will allow for the provision of more rapid support that is to be coordinated amongst neighboring and regional jurisdictions. The following diagram demonstrates the existing coordinative and supporting relationships between existing multi-agency and emergency operations centers within the Commonwealth. Figure F: MACC/EOC Supporting Relationships
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