Plans
This individual is assigned to each TDEM region and is responsible for reviewing Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs).
Who is the Regional Preparedness Coordinator/Planner?
The State Operations Center monitors this number of incidents per year.
What is 3,000-4,000?
When the scope of the incident expands beyond the response capability of local agencies, an emergency operations center should be designated at this readiness level.
What is Level I - Emergency Conditions?
The lead agency for ESF-11 is this state agency.
What is the Texas Animal Health Commission?
Unless renewed by the Governor, the state of disaster may not continue for more than this number of days.
What is 30 days?
The State of Texas Emergency Management Plan consists of a basic plan, functional annexes, and ____
What are hazard annexes?
These individuals convene at the State Operations Center during activation.
What is the Emergency Management Council?
An emergency operations center may be designated at this readiness level when a tropical weather system develops and there is escalating or immediate risk to the impact area
What is Level III - Increased Readiness?
This ESF focuses on Mass Care
What is ESF-6?
There are this number of disaster districts in the state of Texas.
What is 24?
Local plans should be reviewed this often.
What is annually?
The State Operations Center operates during these hours and on these days.
What is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (24/7)?
When daily operations continue and local responders resolve local emergency incidents in the area, an emergency operations center should be designated at this readiness level.
What is Level IV - Normal Conditions?
The Texas A&M Forest Service focuses on firefighting in this ESF.
What is ESF-4?
This body shall assist the division (TDEM) in identifying, mobilizing, and deploying state resources to respond to major emergencies and disasters throughout the state.
What is the Emergency Management Council?
This must be obtained from the presiding officer(s) of the jurisdiction on the plan.
What is a signature?
The State Operations Center monitors emergency situations throughout the state and provides information on these events to these individuals.
Who are local, state, and federal officials?
Typical events at this readiness level include major tornado impacts, widespread flash flooding, major fire conditions, major medical emergencies and hurricane warnings.
What is Level II - Escalated Response
Private Sector coordination is a focus of this ESF.
What is ESF-14?
The Governor and a County Judge or mayor of a municipality may compel persons in an area stricken or threatened by a disaster to do this.
What is evacuate?
Jurisdictions must prepare this document and follow the planning standards of the Texas Division of Emergency Management.
What is an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP)?
This team is dedicated State Operations Center staff responsible for standardizing SOC management and operation during a disaster.
What is the State Management Team (SMT)?
General actions to be taken at each emergency operations readiness level are outlined in the annexes to this document.
What is the Basic Plan?
The focus of lead agency Department of Information Resources is _____
What is cybersecurity?
This serves as the state's primary entity for the planning, coordination, and integration of government communications capabilities.
What is the Texas Fusion Center?