Disruption to Transportation and/or Communication Sample Clauses

Disruption to Transportation and/or Communication a. Transportation, communication, and other vital services may be disrupted due to earthquake, flooding, high winds, a severe winter storm, or other natural or man- made disasters. In most cases these incidents are categorized as major events. ICS should be established and the County EOC activated as appropriate. b. Involved fire agencies should provide representation to the County EOC, or authorize another jurisdiction to represent them. A highly coordinated response from fire service, EMS, law enforcement, public works, and the EOC staff is required through the development of a UC system. c. Provide damage assessments reports to UC and/or EOC. These reports are critical and help establish priorities that impact life safety and the ability for emergency agencies to respond. d. In the case of flooding, Fire personnel should not be performing or directing sandbagging efforts for private homes, or businesses. The individuals and agencies could be held liable for any damages to those, or other homes and businesses. Fire personnel may perform or direct sandbagging operations for critical buildings and facilities such as hospitals, fire and police stations, water treatment plants, and other critical infrastructure. In addition, fire personnel help execute evacuation notices or help with actual evacuation of residents. e. Communications backup may be provided by the local Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES)/Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) group. Radio operators will respond with battery powered equipment and mobile antennas, and may supplement or replace missing communication between units and their base, between the EOC and departments/agencies, hospitals, emergency shelters, and between these areas and the EOC, depending on what is needed. ARES/RACES operations will be coordinated through their Emergency Coordinator and the county EOC. If agencies, departments or units have communications needs, those requests must go directly to the EOC. If telephone services are disrupted, it may be necessary to establish communication points throughout the involved community/communities. 1. Fire may be the primary command agency involved in the emergency or disaster, or they may be the support agency. The designated primary command agency may change during the incident as the situation changes, and some incidents may have a shared designated command or UC. The IC is responsible for assuring a smooth transfer or sharing of the IC authority. 2. When fire is ...
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