Emergency Management Operations. Upon activation of the Emergency Incident Command Center, all employees are expected to perform those tasks assigned to them. Employees may not necessarily be assigned to their regular duties. Employees will be asked to perform various jobs, which will be considered vital to an effective emergency operation. Department Managers will determine the number of employees available and excess employees to perform additional duties based on direction from the Emergency Incident Command Center. Employees will be required to participate in emergency management drills and perform those duties in which they have received training.
Emergency Management Operations. The Society hereby acknowledges and agrees that, in the event of an emergency, including a national emergency, a local emergency or a Facility-specific emergency (i.e., flood, fire, or other emergency in the Facility), HRM retains the right, which it may exercise at any time without notice to the Society, to assume operational control of the Facility. HRM shall be responsible for any extraordinary costs and expenses incurred by the facility or the Society during an emergency.
Emergency Management Operations. The COA and Xxxxxx County will locate their Offices of Emergency Management (OEM) in the Combined Emergency Center at their respective costs and will provide funding for their respective OEMs in their annual budgets.
Emergency Management Operations. The City and County may house their Offices of Emergency Management (OEM) in the CCF. The inclusion of the Office of Emergency Management of the City and County into the CCF shall occur at the sole cost of the City and County. Costs incurred by METRO and the State in the design and construction phases of the CCF associated OEM shall be reimbursed by the City and County. Reimbursed costs shall be prorated between the City and County based upon their occupancy and use of the CCF. Preliminary initial estimated design and construction costs for the inclusion of OEM into the CCF is $285,000. These costs, prorated upon initial estimated occupancy of OEM in the CCF is $172,000 for the City and $113,000 for the County. Upon completion of the CCF, adjustments will be determined as to the final cost for inclusion of OEM as part of the final accounting of the actual design and construction costs as defined in Section VI. G., of this Agreement. The prorating of costs to the City and County for OEM will be based upon actual occupancy and use of the CCF at completion. The annual operating cost associated with OEM in the CCF shall be included in the Budget of the Consortium as defined in Section IV. D. of this Agreement and payable by the City and County.
