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    an integral part of planning in emergency management. There are many hazards that a city should plan for to be better prepared for the moment that hazards occur. Building a hazard mitigation plan using the most up to date modeling systems are beneficial for public safety and the city in the long run, sas using the Federal Emergency Management Agencies Hazus system. The City of Everett, Washington has its own emergency management office. The emergency management office identified through…

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    Emergency management, as mentioned in our reading, is most effective when recognized and implemented by everyone. In this instance, everyone means the federal, state, and local levels of EMA and well as community groups and individuals. At the state level, the governor and state EMA director should be in close and constant communication about the needs, risks, and preparedness level of the state as whole. Ideally, these offices would also liaison with the Colonel of the Tennessee Highway Patrol…

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    Disaster Management and Critical Thinking Skills of Local Emergency Managers Planning, guiding, and executing emergency and disaster response plans are part of the responsibilities held by an emergency manager. Numerous skills such as communication, cooperation, time management, and organization are necessary in emergency management. However, the most important valued yet challenging learning skill to develop is critical thinking skills. In practice, many obstacles stand in the way of an…

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    Some of these policies describe how to deal with certain rare situations. These occurrences include handling emergency situations. Since these emergency situations do not happen on a regular basis, some of the stakeholders may not be fully aware of their role in executing the given procedure. Opposition to some policies may be because the customers feel disadvantaged by the requirements…

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    There are a variety of ethical approaches emergency management leaders can take when handling disaster situations. Virtue ethics, ethics of justice and ethics of care are three general approaches and while many utilitarian principles apply to all three, each have their own guiding frameworks. Virtue ethics looks to a person character for guiding their decision-making process. Instead of a set of strict ethical codes, the leader bases decisions on their character or the possible outcomes of…

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    The dawning of international terrorism has forced a complete re-thinking of how citizens and governments handle emergency management, perceive military ventures, and interact with law enforcement agencies. However, there have been stumbling blocks to how best to implement wide-scale institutional changes across all agencies and communities to counter terrorism. While most agree with the definition of terrorism – acts that seek to intimidate, coerce, or ransom populations to create fear, gain…

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    Analysis 3 2.2.3 Season influence on the incident 5 2.2.4 Age influence on the incident 5 3. Results and Discussion 6 3.1 Fatalities Trend 6 3.1.1 Industry Based Fatalities 6 3.1.2 Construction Fatalities 8 3.2 Common Hazard 11 3.2.1 Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Hazard Analysis method 11 3.4.2 Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) 12 3.3 Age influence on the type of incident 13 3.4 Season influence 14 4. Conclusion 17 References 18 List of Tables Table 1.Total Fatalities…

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    The Cold War basically started the concept of how the Emergency Management System is ran today (Haddow, Bullock, Coppola, 2014). The concept is easy to explain. The Federal Civil Defense Administration was established to protect communities from a nuclear attack if it were to ever occur. These communities set up bomb shelters for people to shield themselves from attacks and even conducted air raid drills for the communities. There was usually one person in charge that ensured these drills were…

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    What are the problems with the Smith Hill Emergency Management organization? How can emergency planning be improved in this town? Smith Hill Emergency Management organization fits the bill of a small town which is a satellite city of a bigger city. Not that it was in the week's reading about Smith Hill but a lot of other small towns suffer from shortage of revenues and actually employ other tools to generate and increase the tax base to support the workings of the city. Case in point is the…

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    Planning for such network management is intrinsically problematic due to the unpredictable nature of emergent crises. Instead, emergency management personnel must respond to each contingency of an emergency in a situated. Although “every emergency is local” it is also true that many of the budgetary and personnel resources for major disasters and terrorist activity issue from the federal level. Orchestrating emergency response therefore often gives rise to tensions between…

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