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91 <br /> <br /> <br />V. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS: <br />KCPHD will be notified of an alternate work location via EM or BOCC <br />In the event that electronic capabilities are unavailable, hard copies of records will be taken and <br />uploaded at a later date when electronic capabilities have been restored. Hard copies are already <br />kept and stored for essential services provided by the Kittitas County Public Health Department. <br />If electronic capabilities are available either by VPN or through regular means, financial <br />transactions will be conducted as usual. If electronic capabilities are not available, cash and <br />check may be accepted, and hand written receipts will be issued. <br />Vaccines can be transported via portable plug-in refrigeration units that can be powered by an <br />external battery. <br />To-go kits or “Go Box” items will consist of necessary paperwork to conduct essential services, <br />pens, pencils, highlighters, rubber bands, rubber gloves, bungee cords, stapler, post-it notes, tape, <br />binder clips, printer paper, power inverter, size D batteries, rubber stamp, and phone and <br />message books. They are located at the front desk area of the KCPHD office. <br />VI. SUCCESION PLAN: <br />In the absence of the KCPHD Administrator, delegation of authority within KCPHD has been <br />determined below specific to function and assigned personnel in order to continue the <br />performance of critical functions. Ultimate delegation of authority resides with the Board of <br />County Commissioners (BOCC). If BOCC is absent, then delegation of authority would follow <br />the Kittitas County plan via Emergency Management. <br />