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Presenter:
Stanley Batchelor, EMT-P, RN, MSA
Human Services Branch Director
Alabama EmergencyManagement Agency
Director, Brock Long
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Purpose
Discuss the normal operationsof the State EOC and disastersupport structure.
Discuss the likely effects of apandemic event on the EOCand support structure and someof the challenges unique to apandemic event.
Discuss ways to overcomethose challenges.
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• Provide Resources, training and expertise to. . .
• Save lives and property of Alabama citizens
• Assist local government in preparedness
• Work with state agencies to facilitate disaster
readiness and response
• Coordinate with federal agencies as required
Alabama EMA Mission Statement
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Threats
Hurricanes
Floods
Tornadoes
Earthquakes
Wildfires
Pandemic
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Threats
Chemical Stockpile
Radiological
Hazardous Materials
Terrorism IncidentBiological
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EXECUTIVE
Brock Long — Director
Vacant — Assistant Director
Lisa P. Smith — Executive Secretary
Administration
& Resources
Support Division
Jimmy Lee
Division Chief
Preparedness
Division
Charles Williams
Division Chief
Field Services
Division
Perry Martin
Division Chief
Bryan Prescott — General Counsel
Pete McGough — EM Program Coordinator
Yasamie Richardson — Public Information Manager
Lauree Ashcom — Public Information Specialist
Operations
Division
Bill Filter
Division Chief
Information
Technology
Division
Jerry McRay
Division Chief
Jeff Byard — Executive Operations Officer
Karla Esco — Administrative Support Assistant III
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Operational Priorities
Pre-Event
Evacuation or Isolation
Mass Care
Special Needs
Pre-deployment of Resources
Post-event Contingency Planning
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Operational Priorities
During and After the Event Search & Rescue Emergency Medical Isolation and Social Distance
Activities
Security Receiving & Distribution
Food Emergency Medicines
Mass Care
Special Needs HAZMAT Emergency Transportation Continuity of Operations and
Continuity of Government
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Staging and Distribution
Statewide coverage
65 Staging Areas
83 Distribution Points
1 Federal OperationalStaging Area
SNS Procedures andDistribution Sites
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SheltersRegular and Medical Needs
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The State & County Emergency
Operations Centers
Provides a Unified Effort(Multi-Agency CoordinationGroup / State EOC).
Manages the flow of resources into and out of
affected areasProvides timely and accurateinformation to decision-
makers
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Private Industries Interface
Alabama Power
Rural Electric Assoc.
Tennessee Valley Authorit(TVA)
Southern Linc Bellsouth
Rural Water Assoc.
Architect Assoc. Sunbelt Rentals
Bama Ice
Banking Consortium
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The State EOC – A Unified
Command
Health and Human Services
Infrastructure Support
Operations Support
Emergency Services
Logistics
Planning and Documentation
Finance and Accounting
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Human Services
Alabama Department of Human Resources
Alabama Department of Public Health
Red Cross Salvation Army
Agriculture and Industries
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Infrastructure Support
Alabama Development and Economic Affairs
Alabama Department of EnvironmentalManagement
Alabama Power
Rural Electric Cooperatives
Telephone Utilities Representatives
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Operations Support
Mutual Aid – Law Enforcement Teams
Mutual Aid Fire and Rescue Teams
Mutual Aid Incident Support / Management Civil Air Patrol
VOAD & Governor’s Office of Faith-Based and
Community Issues EMAC (State-to-State Mutual Aid)
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Emergency Services
AL Department of Public Safety
AL Department of Corrections
AL Department of Transportation AL National Guard
AL Forestry Department
AL Department of Conservation
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Pandemic / Mass Fatality Planning
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What Can You Do To Help?
P L A N In conjunction with your local EMA.
With all stakeholders – including private medical professionals.
With your neighboring cities and counties.
Encourage involvement of local volunteer organizations.
For a lack of outside assistance. For COOP and COG.
Identify available resources, sources, andassisting agencies.
Identify shortcomings and plan to overcomethem.
Plan for FEAR!
Plan for Mass Fatalities.
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Pandemic Planning Peculiarities
Will we have people to occupy our state andcounty Emergency Operations Centers?
Will outside agencies or other states be willing to come into the affected area to assist?
Work closely with your state and regional healthfacilities to determine issues and procedures. Will isolation facilities be required?
What “social distances” will need to be observed. What affect will the pandemic conditions have on schools,
workplaces, and businesses.
From where will required ventilators and medicines come?
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