Development of a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
(CEMP)
The Comprehensive
Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) establishes a framework for
an effective system of comprehensive emergency management.
The Plan describes the basic strategies, assumptions, operational
goals and objectives, and mechanisms through which a jurisdiction
will mobilize resources and conduct activities to guide and
support emergency management efforts through preparedness,
response, recovery, and mitigation. To facilitate effective
operations, the Plan adopts a functional approach that groups
the types of assistance to be provided into Emergency Functions.
All Hands, working for and in
close coordination with the local Emergency Management Coordinator,
will provide administrative, research, planning, and publishing
services required to develop a complete CEMP.
These
services include:
Assist the Emergency Management
Coordinator with presenting completed plan to local officials
for approval. Comprehensive Emergency Management Program Support
In support of the Emergency Management Program, All Hands
will
- Review of the
existing CEMP, other related documents.
- Determine and
recommend additional operational components and schedule
of emergency function annexes, or emergency support functions
(ESFs).
- Develop emergency
function operational component matrix.
- Identify and interview
key personnel.
- Revise and reformat
CEMP annexes.
- Revise the Basic
Plan.
- Disseminate draft
of plan, receive comment, revise accordingly.
- Produce final
draft.
- Recommend future
work products.
- Update the existing
Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP); Integrate
into the CEMP the MMRS Plan, the HazMat Plan, the WMD Plan,
and other special subjects as identified.
- Develop a CEMP
Field Operating Guide, to include relevant special subjects.
- Develop the Emergency
Operations Center operations manual and staff position guides.
Complete a Local Comprehensive Hazard Vulnerability Assessment
(HVA).
- Identify and categorize
hazards which influence the comprehensive emergency planning
process.
The following thirteen Emergency
Functions (EFs) comprise the elements of a community emergency
management program as described by FEMA. We work with each
jurisdiction to add additional EFs as required.
EMF 1
Laws And Authorities
EMF 2 Hazard Identification And Risk Assessment
EMF 3 Hazard Management
EMF 4 Resource Management
EMF 5 Planning
EMF 6 Direction, Control And Coordination
EMF 7 Communications And Warning
EMF 8 Operations And Procedures
EMF 9 Logistics And Facilities
EMF 10 Training
EMF 11 Exercises
EMF 12 Public Education And Information
EMF 13 Finance And Administration
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