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When the next disaster, significant storm, or terrorist event occurs, how effective will your agency be at compiling and documenting information? How effective will you be at recovering cost through a disaster declaration? How well will you be able to serve your community and its citizens?
In today’s public safety service, most disasters are managed by the fire or law enforcement agency using the National Incident Management System (NIMS)/Incident Command System and effective roles and responsibilities procedures. Coordination of all the multiagency incident operations, record keeping, and recovery efforts are generally best conducted in an emergency operations center (EOC).
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