Recovery Activities a. Each department, agency and individual shall maintain accurate records of the incident. They will be responsible for maintaining disaster and recovery expense records for future possible reimbursement. Financial issues such as supplies used, equipment lost or damaged, wages for hours worked including overtime, and other costs require documentation before reimbursement is issued. If emergency vehicles, communications equipment, or stations are damaged, special contracts may be needed for their quick repair or replacement, and temporary or long-term arrangements may be needed. During the Recovery phase, it is imperative to maintain communication and coordination with the EOC. Fire departments/districts may provide public information regarding safety issues as people return to their homes and businesses. Departments, districts, and individuals involved in the emergency or disaster should participate in post event reviews and critiques, and contribute to written reports regarding observations and recommendations.
Recovery Activities. The Contractor shall provide a work plan to conduct post payment recoveries for mandatory “Pay and Chase” claims and for claims identified by retrospective identification of primary insurance and Medicare. The Contractor shall perform the following recovery activities after successfully updating the insurance match file with verified TPL information and receiving individual paid claims history data:
Recovery Activities a. When the Red Cross leads the establishment of a Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) post disaster, Red Cross will extend an invitation to NCIL/CIL to participate. In the case where the MARC is established by the community (not RC), the Red Cross will advocate on behalf of the CIL for inclusion in the MARC. MARCs are a gathering of agencies in one location that provide services to those affected by a disaster.
Recovery Activities. 1. Although this Basic Plan mainly addresses response activities of departments, agencies and organizations, recovery operations must are fully-addressed in ESF 14. Recovery operations will be started according to county priorities and based on the availability of personnel and resources that do not conflict with response operations. KCDEM will assist any participating jurisdictions in recovery operations.
Recovery Activities a. Agencies and departments will return to normal activities when no longer needed or when normal systems and facilities are restored. Demobilization of resources will be coordinated through the EOC.
Recovery Activities. Develop a plan to stand down transportation operations and return personnel and equipment to parent organizations. Assist the EOC Manager in putting together the after-action report. Document participating transportation agencies, equipment & personnel dispatched, costs such as equipment operational expense, personnel time, fuel, special equipment needs, etc. Close down operations of your position; notify all participating transportation agencies that the operation has concluded. APPENDIX B TRANSPORTATION REQUEST AND ORDER FORM Date: Trip Date: Day: Departure Point: Report to: Destination: Report to: Route:
