Incident period definition
Incident period means the duration of time during which sustained and concentrated disaster impacts occurred.
Incident period means the period from the onset of the response to a public safety event until mutual aid is no longer necessary.
Incident period means, with respect to
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Incident period means the time interval during which the disaster-causing incident occurs. No State assistance under the Act shall be approved unless the damage or hardship to be alleviated resulted from the disaster-causing incident which took place during the incident period or was in anticipation of that incident period. The incident period will be established by OEM.
Incident period means the time interval during which the disaster-causing incident occurs. The incident period will be established by FEMA in the FEMA-State agreement and published in the Federal Register (44 CFR 206.32(f)).
Incident period means the time it takes us to resolve an Incident from the moment we issue a Ticket Number but excludes any Paused Resolution Time;
Incident period means the time interval of an emer- gency during which damage occurs as documented in the Governor’s Declaration of Emergency.
Incident period means the period from the onset of the response to a public safety event
Incident period means the definite time interval of a major catastrophe with a specific start and end date.
Incident period means with respect to any Major Disaster, the period specified by the FEMA as the period during which such disaster occurred.