Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan

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About

This document is the Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) for the Pierce County region, based upon a thorough analysis of the threats and hazards that pose the greatest risk. The Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) describes the responsibilities and capabilities of the agencies and organizations in Pierce County working to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from emergencies and major disasters impacting our communities.

Structure

The Pierce County CEMP uses the “Emergency Support Function EOP Format” from FEMA’s Comprehensive Preparedness Guide 101: Developing and Maintaining Emergency Operations Plans, and is consistent with the May 2019 version of the Washington State CEMP. Emergency Support Functions (ESFs) are groupings of governmental and certain private sector capabilities into an organizational structure that provide the support, resources, and services needed to respond to an incident.

Pierce County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan

Basic Plan and Appendices:

  1. Basic Plan
  2. Appendix I. Glossary
  1. Appendix II. List of Acronyms

Emergency Support Function Annexes:

  1. ESF #1—Transportation
  2. ESF #2—Communications
  3. ESF #3—Public Works and Engineering
  4. ESF #4—Firefighting
  5. ESF #5—Information and Planning
  6. ESF #6—Mass Care, Emergency Assistance, Temporary Housing, and Human Services
  7. ESF #7—Logistics
  8. ESF #8—Public Health and Medical Services
  1. ESF #9—Search and Rescue
  2. ESF #10—Oil and Hazardous Materials Response
  3. ESF #11—Agricultural and Natural Resources
  4. ESF #12—Energy
  5. ESF #13—Public Safety and Security
  6. ESF #14—Long-Term Community Recovery
  7. ESF #15—External Affairs
  8. Inclusive Emergency Communication Plan

Support Annexes:

  1. SA 1—Financial Management
  2. SA 2—Local Mutual Aid and Multi-State Coordination
  3. SA 3—Logistics Management
  4. SA 4—Private Sector Coordination
  5. SA 6—Volunteer and Donations Management
  1. SA 7—Worker Safety and Health
  2. SA 8—Disaster Recovery Framework
  3. SA 9—Emergency Operations Center Plan
  4. SA 10—Emergency Debris Management

Incident-Specific Annexes:

  1. ISA 1—Biological Incident
  2. ISA 2—Catastrophic Incident
  3. ISA 3—Cyber Incident
  1. ISA 5—Nuclear/Radiological Incident
  2. ISA 7—Terrorism Incident
  3. ISA 8—Volcanic Incident

NOTE: Support Annex 5 and Incident-Specific Annexes 4 and 6 are reserved for future use.

Contact

Todd M. Kilpatrick
[email protected]
253-798-2214