Emergency Operations Plan Elements
Emergency Operations Plan Elements : (1) Purpose: The plan discusses how emergency operations planning fits into the applicable government overall emergency planning structure. (2) Structure and Assumptions: The plan describes, in general terms, situations pertinent to the jurisdiction and their potential scope and impact. Assumptions about the emergency organization in relation to emergency preparedness capabilities should be stated. (3) Concept of Operations: The plan describes the various levels of government roles in the four phases (preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery) of emergency management including capabilities, interjurisdictional and Interorganizational relationships, authorities, and responsibilities for continuity of government (COG) as addressed in the seven COG measures in CPG 1-10, (4) Organization and Assignment of Responsibilities: This element of the plan expands item 3 in detail. It should include procedures for monitoring/evaluating assignment accomplishments. (5) Administration and Logistics: The plan describes implementation alternatives to regular procedures for transition to emergency operations. The plan further includes administrative details for State Government transport and establishment of emergency operations from an alternate EOC. (6) Plan Development and Maintenance: The plan describes the process of determining hazard identification, required capabilities, available resources, organizational structure, agreements, and vulnerabilities. It provides processes for implementation, evaluation, review, and revision/updating. It contains annexes as needed. (7) Authorities and References: The plan cites applicable laws, ordinances, and agreements and the plan's implementation. (8) Definition of Terms: The plan defines unique specialized terms and vocabulary to aid effective communication". (FEMA, Survivable Crisis Management: Plan Development Guide, April 1993
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