Kittitas County CEMP_Completed_Review_Letter (Final)

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Washington State Emergency 3/19/2025 Management Division Page 5 TIER II – State Suggestions CEMP Location Recommendation to Meet Legal Obligations Reference provides specific transportation resources, etc.). ESF 3 – Utility Coordination Discuss the coordination involved with ESF 12 in the identification, prioritization, and repair work for utilities. The National Planning Frameworks, WA CEMP, CPG 101 ESF 5 – Senior Officials Describe the process involved in providing routine briefings to Senior Officials during an incident. WA CEMP, CPG 101 ESF 5 – Public Information Management (Unplanned Assistance) Consider discussing the consideration for the unplanned arrival of individuals and volunteer groups as well as integration of unplanned assistance from community members or neighboring jurisdictions. WA CEMP, CPG 101 ESF 5 – Staff/Equipment Requirement and EOC Layout Consider identifying the staff and equipment requirements necessary for the EOC. This can include training requirements for staff and equipment (laptops, monitors, communication devices, whiteboard, etc.) that would be needed. Provide a diagram of the primary and alternate EOCs (e.g., locations, floor plans, displays) and identify and describe the critical communications equipment available/needed (e.g., phone numbers, radio frequencies, faxes). WA CEMP, CPG 101 ESF 6 – Shelters There were a few additional elements that should be addressed when describing this ESF. The first is the establishment of reception centers at shelter locations (not to be confused with disaster recovery centers) and alternative accommodation for those who are unable to attend congregate shelters (ex. Pet friendly or Domestic Violence victims.) Also, consider discussing the process for family reunification, registered offenders with lawful restrictions, and other hazards that may be posed by the incident. National Response Framework, National Disaster Recovery Framework, WA CEMP, CPG 101