Documentation, Disaster Planning available at Emergency Management - Portland Office of Emergency Management (POEM)

notes: http://portlandtribune.com/documents/efiles/389EmergencyMgmt.pdf UASI grant funds are passed through POEM to build emergency response capacity in the Oregon counties of Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington, and Columbia, and Washington’s Clark County. POEM is organized into four divisions: Planning; Training and Exercises; Community Emergency Services; and Operations and Administration. According to POEM’s website, they provide planning, training, exercises and educational outreach programs related to natural and man-made disaster. The offi ce also manages the City’s Emergency Coordination Center during a major emergency, and activates emergency warning systems. ====== Basic Emergency Operations Plan Functional Annexes 1. Direction and Control (Emergency Coordination Center Operations) 2. Continuity of Operations 3. Communications 4. Warning 5. Emergency Public Information 6. Evacuation 7. Mass Care/ Emergency Assistance 8. Health and Medical 9. Resource Management 10. Mitigation 11. Recovery, Disaster Assessment, and Debris Management Hazard Specific Appendices 12. Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive 13. Civil Disturbance 14. Dam Failure 15. Earthquake 16. Extreme Weather 17. Flood 18. Forested and Wildland Urban Interface Fires 19. Hazardous Materials 20. Landslide 21. Levee Failure 22. Snow and Ice 23. Terrorism Response 24. Volcanic Activity -> http://portlandtribune.com/documents/efiles/389EmergencyMgmt.pdf UASI grant funds are passed through POEM to build emergency response capacity in the Oregon counties of Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington, and Columbia, and Washington’s Clark County. POEM is organized into four divisions: Planning; Training and Exercises; Community Emergency Services; and Operations and Administration. According to POEM’s website, they provide planning, training, exercises and educational outreach programs related to natural and man-made disaster. The office also manages the City’s Emergency Coordination Center during a major emergency, and activates emergency warning systems. key response bureaus including Police Bureau, Fire Bureau, Bureau of Emergency Communication, Water Bureau, Portland Bureau of Transportation, Parks and Recreation Bureau, Bureau of Environmental Services, Risk Management, Bureau of Technology Services, and the Bureau of Housing ====== Basic Emergency Operations Plan Functional Annexes 1. Direction and Control (Emergency Coordination Center Operations) 2. Continuity of Operations 3. Communications 4. Warning 5. Emergency Public Information 6. Evacuation 7. Mass Care/ Emergency Assistance 8. Health and Medical 9. Resource Management 10. Mitigation 11. Recovery, Disaster Assessment, and Debris Management Hazard Specific Appendices 12. Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive 13. Civil Disturbance 14. Dam Failure 15. Earthquake 16. Extreme Weather 17. Flood 18. Forested and Wildland Urban Interface Fires 19. Hazardous Materials 20. Landslide 21. Levee Failure 22. Snow and Ice 23. Terrorism Response 24. Volcanic Activity

notes: http://portlandtribune.com/documents/efiles/389EmergencyMgmt.pdf -> http://portlandtribune.com/documents/efiles/389EmergencyMgmt.pdf UASI grant funds are passed through POEM to build emergency response capacity in the Oregon counties of Clackamas, Multnomah, Washington, and Columbia, and Washington’s Clark County. POEM is organized into four divisions: Planning; Training and Exercises; Community Emergency Services; and Operations and Administration. According to POEM’s website, they provide planning, training, exercises and educational outreach programs related to natural and man-made disaster. The offi ce also manages the City’s Emergency Coordination Center during a major emergency, and activates emergency warning systems. ====== Basic Emergency Operations Plan Functional Annexes 1. Direction and Control (Emergency Coordination Center Operations) 2. Continuity of Operations 3. Communications 4. Warning 5. Emergency Public Information 6. Evacuation 7. Mass Care/ Emergency Assistance 8. Health and Medical 9. Resource Management 10. Mitigation 11. Recovery, Disaster Assessment, and Debris Management Hazard Specific Appendices 12. Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive 13. Civil Disturbance 14. Dam Failure 15. Earthquake 16. Extreme Weather 17. Flood 18. Forested and Wildland Urban Interface Fires 19. Hazardous Materials 20. Landslide 21. Levee Failure 22. Snow and Ice 23. Terrorism Response 24. Volcanic Activity