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Category: Serves as an extension of ESF #1; Transportation (ESF #1)
Kind: Team |
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Components and Capabilities: Variations may exist according to level of experience among team members
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| Emergency Management Specialist | Training, Certification (where applicable), and Experience Scalable based on number of specialists needed brandmedicines.com | X | ||||||
| Information Technology Specialist | X | |||||||
| Department of transportation Specialist | X | |||||||
| Deployment Equipment | Two laptop computers with preloaded Internet access programs; URREVAC loaded (with requesting community clearance times in EVACDATA folder in HURREVAC); Internet browser (Explorer preferred); access to ETIS (obtain appropriate state password upon arrival from the local EOC) Two telephones (landline or cellular) |
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Comments: Provides support in State and local emergency response efforts by compiling, analyzing, and disseminating traffic-related information that can be used to facilitate the rapid, efficient, and safe evacuation of threatened populations. Primarily operates in the State or local EOC as an extension of ESF #1transportation. Source: ELT draft profile, submitted by State of Florida, Division of Emergency Management, April 2003
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| National Mutual Aid & Resource Management Initiative |
Emergency Management
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