Supporting Agency Support? Table 4-14. Disaster Service Workers Essential Functions Devolution and Reconstitution Devolution planning in [insert name of jurisdiction] addresses the full spectrum of threats and emergency events that may render an office or department’s staff unavailable to support, or incapable of supporting, the execution of essential functions from either its primary location or its alternate location(s). [Insert name of jurisdiction] utilizes a devolution option for continuity, when allowed by law, addressing how they identify and conduct their priority essential functions during an increased threat situation or in the aftermath of a catastrophic emergency. Figure 4-8. Devolution Devolution will at the direction of the [name position or alternate designee] As part of COOP Planning, [insert name of jurisdiction] acknowledges that the following triggers may be used to devolve from COOP operations: Loss of key positions required to make decision Loss of systems, equipment or facilities that are essential to carry out essential functions Reconstitution occurs at the direction of [name position]. As part of COOP Planning, [insert name of jurisdiction] acknowledges that the following triggers may be used to reconstitute from COOP operations: Communications infrastructure has been restored Office facilities are restored, accessible and available for use Utilities (power, water, restrooms, etc.) are in working order
Supporting Agency Support? Table 4-14. Disaster Service Workers Essential Functions Devolution and Reconstitution Devolution planning in [insert name of jurisdiction] addresses the full spectrum of threats and emergency events that may render an office or department’s staff unavailable to support, or incapable of supporting, the execution of essential functions from either its primary location or its alternate location(s). [Insert name of jurisdiction] utilizes a devolution option for continuity, when allowed by law, addressing how they identify and conduct their priority essential functions during an increased threat situation or in the aftermath of a catastrophic emergency. Figure 4-8. Devolution Devolution will at the direction of the [name position or alternate designee] As part of COOP Planning, [insert name of jurisdiction] acknowledges that the following triggers may be used to devolve from COOP operations: Loss of key positions required to make decision Loss of systems, equipment or facilities that are essential to carry out essential functions Reconstitution occurs at the direction of [name position]. As part of COOP Planning, [insert name of jurisdiction] acknowledges that the following triggers may be used to reconstitute from COOP operations: Communications infrastructure has been restored Office facilities are restored, accessible and available for use Utilities (power, water, restrooms, etc.) are in working order
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