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LOCAL DISASTER PLAN Document Version 18140/2007 28712/2007 2245/2012 Restricted Unrestricted Restricted APRIL 2012 Author Adoption Dates Next Review Due: Kombucha Local Emergency Management Committee

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How to fill out a local disaster plan:

1. Start by assessing the potential risks and hazards in your local area. This can include natural disasters like floods, earthquakes, or hurricanes, as well as man-made disasters like chemical spills or terrorist attacks.
2. Identify the vulnerable populations in your community, such as the elderly, individuals with disabilities, or those with limited English proficiency. Consider their specific needs and how to address them in the disaster plan.
3. Establish a communication plan. Determine how emergency alerts and warnings will be disseminated to the public, as well as the methods for communication within your organization or community during a disaster.
4. Create an evacuation plan. Identify evacuation routes, designated shelters, and transportation options for those who may not have their own means of evacuation.
5. Develop strategies for emergency response and recovery. This can include coordinating with local emergency services, establishing mutual aid agreements with neighboring jurisdictions, and outlining the roles and responsibilities of key personnel during a disaster.
6. Consider the needs of essential services and critical infrastructure, such as hospitals, utilities, or transportation systems. Plan how to maintain and restore these services in the event of a disaster.
7. Test and review the plan regularly. Conduct drills or exercises to ensure all individuals involved understand their roles and responsibilities. Update the plan as necessary to address any new risks or changes in your local area.

Who needs a local disaster plan:

1. Local governments: Cities, counties, and municipalities need a local disaster plan to protect their communities and coordinate emergency response efforts.
2. Businesses and organizations: Any entity operating within a community should have a disaster plan to ensure the safety of their employees and customers, as well as to mitigate any potential disruptions to their operations.
3. Nonprofit organizations and volunteer groups: These organizations often play a vital role in disaster response and recovery, so having a local disaster plan is essential to effectively serve and support the community.
4. Schools and educational institutions: To safeguard students, faculty, and staff, educational institutions should have a comprehensive disaster plan that outlines protocols for various emergencies.
5. Community members: While individuals may not be responsible for developing the overall local disaster plan, they should be aware of the plan, understand their roles, and be prepared to follow guidance during times of crisis.

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What is local disaster plan?

A local disaster plan is a document that outlines how a community will respond to and recover from various disasters or emergencies.

Who is required to file local disaster plan?

Local government agencies and organizations responsible for emergency management are required to file a local disaster plan.

How to fill out local disaster plan?

Local disaster plans are typically filled out by emergency management officials and other relevant stakeholders in the community following established guidelines and protocols.

What is the purpose of local disaster plan?

The purpose of a local disaster plan is to ensure the coordination of emergency response efforts, protect lives and property, and facilitate recovery following a disaster or emergency.

What information must be reported on local disaster plan?

Local disaster plans typically include information on potential hazards, response protocols, resource allocations, communication strategies, and coordination with other agencies.