FEMA (2010) published a comprehensive preparedness guide that serves as the foundation for tribal, local, territorial and state emergency planning in the United States. FEMA (2010) wrote that the guide integrates concepts that are key for preparedness at a nationwide level, which includes doctrines, policies and lessons that have been learned along the way after different natural disasters, national assessments, and major incidents. FEMA (2010) provided methods to incorporate …show more content…
Hawaii Governor David Ige wanted to make sure that the federal, county and state assets would be available to keep the residents safe in the volcano emergency declaration. (Ige, 2018). Managing an emergency consists of many areas regardless of the type of emergency. Medical support is almost necessary in 100% of instances. Food, water and shelter is also needed during emergency events. Coordination to handle evidence and or secure an area linked to the incident. Ige, D.Y. (2018) signed a Secondary Supplementary Proclamation to the residents in the Puna District of the County of Hawaii endangered by the new lava flow that started in May 2018. Ige, D.Y. (2018) as the governor of Hawaii determined, designated and proclaimed to deal with the emergencies and disasters to maintain resources, and protect public health after the expansion of the lava, many new earthquakes and losses suffered by families and persons displaced that emergency management officials needed to control access to areas of danger. Ige D.Y. (2018) instituted rules that included purpose, authority, applicability, definitions, notice, criminal penalties, interfering with emergency personnel, conduct movement of pedestrians, vehicular traffic and civilians, curfew, detention, drones and mandatory evacuation. (Ige D. Y., 2018). Hawaii has been employing the plans during the natural disaster occurring as the volcano has new eruptions that endanger the people of the Island. Emergency situations have similarities even though the events can be vastly