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Paradise Utah

Emergency Operations Plan

Emergency Operations Plan • Paradise Town • http://paradise.utah.gov/be-ready

http://paradise.utah.gov/be-ready



Agenda


• Review Emergency Operations Plan

• Introduction

• Potential Disasters

• Mutual Aid

• Operational Phases

• Emergency Operations Team

• Emergency Operations Center

• Conclusion




Introduction: Purpose


• Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) is intended to serve as a guideline for response to major disasters or emergencies in the town of Paradise and surrounding areas.

• It is understood that a written plan cannot replace the common sense and good judgment necessary for effective response to emergency conditions.

• The purpose of this plan is to outline emergency operations that are intended to:

• Eliminate or reduce the chance of occurrence and the effects of an emergency or disaster

• Identify what preparations are needed and to what extent

• Determine how to respond when an emergency or disaster occurs

• Promote recovery and restoration of the community

• The most important priority in emergency response is to protect and preserve human life.




Introduction: Jurisdiction





Agenda



• Introduction


• Mutual Aid




• Conclusion




Potential Disasters


• BRAG Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan • Earthquake • Flood • Dam Failure




Potential Disasters






Potential Disasters






Potential Disasters






Potential Disasters


• Other potential disasters • Severe weather (snow, wind, …) • Fire • Hazardous Materials (natural gas, …) • Landslide, Avalanche • Terrorism, Civil disturbance




Agenda



• Introduction


• Mutual Aid




• Conclusion




Mutual Aid


• LDS Church • Block Captains • Ward Coordinators • Bishopric • Stake

• Neighboring jurisdictions • Cache County • State of Utah • American Red Cross • FEMA




Mutual Aid (?)


Unless the disaster is isolated to just our area, it is highly unlikely that we will receive significant outside help …

… we must be prepared to take care of ourselves for an extended period of time.




Agenda



• Introduction


• Mutual Aid




• Conclusion




Operational Phases


1. Preparation/Mitigation • CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) • Ward preparation • Individual/Family preparation

2. Response • Awareness • Activation

• Emergency Operations Team (EOT) • Emergency Operations Center (EOC)

• Assessment • Public Needs • Individual Needs

3. Recovery • Short-term • Long-term

Record Keeping




Agenda



• Introduction


• Mutual Aid




• Conclusion




Emergency Operations Team


Emergency Operations Director Mayor, Councilmember(s)

Fire Chief Bishop

Ward Coordinator

Fire/Medical Personnel

Block Captains




Emergency Operations Team


• Block Captains need to identify and communicate:

• Needs • Rescue • Medical • Food/Water • Shelter

• Available Resources • Medical Personnel • Able people • Equipment • Supplies

• Individual families should use red/green ribbons • Wards may communicate via handheld (FRS/GMRS) radio

• Use channel corresponding to ward number


Fire Chief Bishop

Ward Coordinator

Block Captains





Agenda



• Introduction


• Mutual Aid




• Conclusion




In the field or other designated meeting place

In the EOC

Emergency Operations Center



Fire Chief Bishop

Ward Coordinator

Block Captains

Unless otherwise decide by the Emergency Operations Director (EOD), the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will be located at:

LDS Church, 155 E. 9400 S.





Agenda



• Introduction


• Mutual Aid




• Conclusion




Conclusion


• Example Scenarios ?

• Resources • http://paradise.utah.gov/be-ready

• Mock Disaster? • Town • Ward • Block • Family

• Questions ?







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