Critical Incident And Terrorism Response Plan

Front 1

Who's responsible for coordinating response to critical incidents?

Back 1

Commander of directed investigations

Front 2

NIMS

Back 2

National incident management system

Front 3

SOC

Back 3

State operations center

Front 4

Classification of critical incident

INCIDENT

Back 4

Limited in scope can be handled by 1 or 2 local agencies

Front 5

Emergency

Back 5

Larger in scope, evacuation or large scale sheltering. Multiple agencies, EOC activation.

Front 6

Disaster

Back 6

Significant casualties, beyond capabilities of local. EOC activated. A lot of assistance will be needed.

Front 7

Crime scene boundary

Back 7

Access restricted like all major crime scenes. "red zone"

Front 8

Hazmat boundary

Back 8

The "hot zone", you need PPE to enter also known as exclusion zone or isolation zone

Front 9

NIMS for EPPD

Back 9

We will use NIMS as a core set of doctrine,concepts,principles,terminology and organization processes to enable effective incident command at all levels

K

Front 10

The first local responder will implement

Back 10

ICS

Front 11

The incident commanders responsibility

Back 11

Establish a command post.

Provide initial assessment.

Direct responding units.

Warn population in area.

Implement traffic and crowd control.

Determine and implement protective measures

Front 12

EPPD SOC is decided by

Back 12

Chief PD

Front 13

EPPD SOC is decided by

Back 13

Chief PD

Front 14

EOC activation is decided by

Back 14

City/county emergency management coordinator or county judge or mayor

Front 15

EPPD SOC is decided by

Back 15

Chief PD

Front 16

EOC activation is decided by

Back 16

City/county emergency management coordinator or county judge or mayor

Front 17

Readiness level green and blur

Back 17

Level 4 green (low) blue (guarded)

Front 18

EPPD SOC is decided by

Back 18

Chief PD

Front 19

EOC activation is decided by

Back 19

City/county emergency management coordinator or county judge or mayor

Front 20

Readiness level green and blur

Back 20

Level 4 green (low) blue (guarded)

Front 21

Readiness level yellow

Back 21

Level 3 Elevated

Front 22

EPPD SOC is decided by

Back 22

Chief PD

Front 23

EOC activation is decided by

Back 23

City/county emergency management coordinator or county judge or mayor

Front 24

Readiness level green and blur

Back 24

Level 4 green (low) blue (guarded)

Front 25

Readiness level yellow

Back 25

Level 3 Elevated

Front 26

Readiness level orange

Back 26

Level 2 High

Front 27

Readiness level red

Back 27

Level 1 severe

Front 28

Readiness level red

Back 28

Level 1 severe

Front 29

Secondary assembly

Back 29

Closest regional command where officer lives

Front 30

Readiness level red

Back 30

Level 1 severe

Front 31

Secondary assembly

Back 31

Closest regional command where officer lives

Front 32

Last assembly area

Back 32

HQ, any regional command,academy, city hall,FD HQ, SO sub station

Front 33

Readiness level red

Back 33

Level 1 severe

Front 34

Secondary assembly

Back 34

Closest regional command where officer lives

Front 35

Last assembly area

Back 35

HQ, any regional command,academy, city hall,FD HQ, SO sub station

Front 36

Notification of mass arrest

Back 36

DA's office

Muni court and magistrate on duty

County jail

Jpd if lots of juvies

CRCC