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EMERGENCY
OPERATIONS CENTER INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM: The EOC Incident
Management Team operates the Emergency Operations Center, the central
direction and control point for coordination of emergency response and
recovery. Many of the team members are motivated volunteers, working
side by side with emergency services professionals and government
officials.
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EOC Joint
Operations Room |
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NIMS-BASED
PROGRAM: The Jefferson County Emergency Management plan is
based on the requirements of the National Incident Management System
(NIMS). The EOC team is structured according to that nationally
recognized management concept. By adopting NIMS procedures, much of
the basic training for volunteer team members is available online,
providing a meaningful starting point for participation. |
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Command
Staff and Video Conference Room |
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VOLUNTEER
CADRE: Many of the positions in the Emergency Operations Center
are staffed by volunteers. The team supports the emergency response
coordination activities of the various emergency services agencies and
government officials assigned to the EOC. Many primary assignments
in the Incident Command System are filled by volunteer members.
To learn more about becoming
an Emergency Management volunteer email
jcdem@co.jefferson.wa.us.
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Warning and
Monitoring Center |
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AMATEUR
RADIO EMERGENCY SERVICES (ARES): ARES uses licensed Amateur
Radio operations to assist with communications in support of the Emergency
Management mission. They polish their skills by participating in
various community service projects. This skilled group provides
essential back up communications in an emergency. |
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Amateur
Radio Station |
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