mvd new madrid earthquake response plan

US Army Corps of Engineers

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MVD NEW MADRID EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE PLAN

Patrick G. Tucker

MVD Civil Disaster Planner

Sarah Jones

MVR Emergency Management

May 8, 2014

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Concept of Operations

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• MSC’s and District’s responsibilities aligned by state.

• Support FEMA/DHS through traditional ESF # 3 mission assignments as well as nontraditional missions.

• Worst Case Scenario assumes Memphis and St. Louis will be impacted districts (their PRT’s will not be available)

• Support to USACE Civil Works Projects Will Be Within Current Civil-Works Boundaries

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Support to USACE Civil Works Projects Will

Be Within Current Civil-Works Boundaries

MVP, MVR, MVK, & MVN will still be

responsible for their CW AORMVM and MVS will be in reconstitutionImpacted MVM & MVM areas will be divided

into 4 sectors by MS River and E-W line

along MVM flood fight areas.CW Task force assigned to each sector

MVD CW Concept of Operations

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NEW MADRID EARTHQUAKECIVIL WORKS TASK FORCES

(NWTF)(MVP)

(NETF)(MVR)

(SWTF)(MVN) (SETF)

(MVK)

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GIS/PLANNING

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STATE EOC, JFO, FSA/ISB

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MVR Task Force

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Team Structure Capabilities Employment Gaps

Team Structure

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MVR CWTF – NE Purpose CWTF-F Management Cell

► Direct damage assessments► Upward reporting► Resource support

CWTF Assessment Team► Mobile team – DTOS► Perform CW damage assessments

CWTF Support Team► Co-located with CWTF-F► Technical expertise to assessment and flood teams

CWTF Flood Fight Support► Mobile team► Coordinate/perform flood fight operations

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