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Joint Incident Action Plan

FEMA-4420-DR-NE

#15

Severe Winter Storm, Straight-line Winds, And Flooding

04/13/2019 0700 CDT to 04/16/2019 0700 CDT

JFO

4600 Innovation Drive

Lincoln , NE

68521-5422

14T PL 91778 25366

Approvals:

FEMA ICS FORM 202

INCIDENT OBJECTIVES1. FEMA Disaster Number:

FEMA-4420-DR-NE

2. Date/Time Prepared:

04/12/2019 1030 CDT

4. Operational Period: 04/13/2019 0700 CDT to 04/16/2019 0700 CDT

5. General objectives for the Incident:

Objective

NumberDescription

8 Return displaced survivors to pre-disaster housing or other suitable housing solutions.

2 a Implement the IA Program in all designated counties and tribal lands.

6Conduct Public Assistance Preliminary Damage Assessments in state designated counties to determine extent ofdamage to facilitate infrastructure recovery.

1Identify, prioritize, assess, and operate accessible Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) locations to support the needs ofdisaster survivors.

3Conduct Disaster Survivor Assistance Assess, Inform and Report (AIR) mission in designated counties in order toprovide information to disaster staff for decision making purposes.

4 Identify and enhance emerging voluntary organizational structures to ensure targeting of resource centers.

5 Support Mass-Care shelter and feeding.

10 Support the removal, management and disposal of debris in areas identified by the state.

9 Implement the PA program in all PA designated counties and tribal lands.

7 Deliver timely, coordinated and accessible communication to survivors.

6. Weather Forecast for Period (Only if significant to Operations)

Omaha Weather

Saturday - Increasing clouds, with a high near 53. West wind 7 to 11 mph becoming north in the afternoon.

Saturday Night - Mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. North wind around 10 mph.

Sunday - Mostly sunny, with a high near 56. North wind around 8 mph.

Sunday Night - Mostly clear, with a low around 38.

Monday - Sunny, with a high near 72.

Monday Night - Partly cloudy, with a low around 46.

Holt County (North Central Nebraska)

Tonight - Partly cloudy, with a low around 19. West wind 5 to 15 mph.

Saturday - Mostly sunny, with a high near 40. West wind around 5 mph becoming south southeast in the afternoon.

Saturday Night - Mostly clear, with a low around 24. South southwest wind 5 to 10 mph.

Sunday - Mostly sunny, with a high near 56. South southwest wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph.

Sunday Night - Partly cloudy, with a low around 33.

Monday - Mostly sunny, with a high near 62.

Monday Night - A slight chance of rain before midnight. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 35.

7. General/Safety Message

JFO EMERGENCY HOTLINE 1-866-751-3987

How Changing Weather Affects Cold and Flu Season Changes in the weather is here, bringing with it the cold days and warm days. The best explanation for why these go hand-in-hand isthe decrease in humidity in the atmosphere during this time of year. The lowered humidity levels allow cold and flu virus particles tosurvive at a much higher level, creating more opportunities for exposure to cold and flu viruses. What can you do to keep from getting sick? Try following these simple steps: • Get a flu vaccine each year at the end of September or early October. Every year; • Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds; • Use alcoholbased sanitizers; • Cover your mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze; • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with your hands; • Stay away from sick people and avoid hand shaking during the flu season; • If you get sick and with a cold or flu, stay at home be considerate to your fellow coworkers. Be sure to sanitize your work area atthe start and end of each day. Remember prevention is the best cure. If you should get sick, see your doctor. Proper treatment can often reduce the length andseverity of your illness.

8. Attachments (mark if attached)

Assignment Lists - ICS 204 Organization Chart - ICS 207

Radio Communications Plan - ICS 205 Air Operations Summary - ICS 220

Telephone Communications Plan - ICS

205 AMeeting Schedule - ICS 230

Medical Plan - ICS 206 Incident Map

9. Prepared by:

Merlin Glass PLSP

Date/Time: 04/12/2019 1209 CDT

10. Reviewed By:

Andrew Starnes PSC

Date/Time: 04/12/2019 1209 CDT

FEMA ICS Form 205A IncidentTelephone Communication Plan

FEMA Disaster Number:FEMA-4420-DR-NE

2. Operational Period:04/13/2019 0700 CDT to 04/16/2019 0700 CDT

3. Contact List

Incident Facilities/Contacts

Incident Facilities Facility Operational Hours Phone NumberAdditional

Info

Nebraska EOC ,EOC ,

2433 NW 24th Street , Lincoln ,

NE 68524

USNG:

Monday: 0700 CDT - 1700 CDT

Tuesday: 0700 CDT - 1700 CDT

Wednesday: 0700 CDT - 1700 CDT

Thursday: 0700 CDT - 1700 CDT

Friday: 0700 CDT - 1700 CDT

Saturday: Closed

Sunday: Closed

JFO , 4600 Innovation Drive ,

Lincoln , NE 68521

USNG:




Saturday: 0700 CDT - 1900 CDT

Sunday: 0700 CDT - 1900 CDT

DRC #1 - Sarpy County ,DRC ,

3802 Raynor Pkwy #201 , Bellevue , NE 68123

USNG:








Bill Youngs

Phone: 202-568-4249

Twin Creekarea

DRC #2 - Douglas County ,DRC ,

111 East Front St , Valley ,

NE 68064

USNG:








Jose Buttera

Phone: 202-568-4249

ValleyAmericanLegion Post

DRC #3 - Cass County ,DRC ,

308 South 18th Street , Plattsmouth ,

NE 68048

USNG:








Charles Griner

Phone: 202-812-5746

PlattsmouthCommunityCenter

DRC #5 - Dodge County ,DRC ,

130 East 9th Street , Fremont ,

Nebraska 68025

USNG:








Nancy Schmit

Phone: 202-704-0736

FremontLearningCenter

MDRC #1B - Nemaha County ,MDRC ,

600 Hoyt Street , Peru ,

NE 68421

USNG:






Emma Goodman

Phone: 7706343733

Peru StateCollege CampusServiceBuilding

MDRC #2B - Buffalo County ,MDRC ,

705 Court Street , Gibbon , NE 68840

USNG:






Paul Lynn

Phone: 202-304-8184

GibbonBaptistChurch

MDRC #3A - Washington County ,MDRC ,

410 W Elm Street , Arlington , NE 68002

USNG:



Michael Collins

Phone: 202-718-1065

ArlingtonCityAuditorium

MDRC #4B - Thurston County ,MDRC ,

614 Main Street , Pender , NE 68047

USNG:







Jennifer Reyes

Phone: 2026647568

PenderCommunityCenter

BRC #1 ,BRC ,

812 Bruin Rd , Bellevue , NE 68005

USNG:







Sunday: Closed

Betty Fuentes

Phone: 517-256-2881

Command

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA

Name Phone Work Email

Governor's Authorized Representative X Bryan Tuma 402-471-7410 [email protected]

State Coordinating Officer X Earl Imler 402-471-7181 [email protected]

Federal Coordinating Officer XConstance

Johnson-Cage202-705-4480

[email protected]

Deputy State Coordinating Officer X Molly Bargmann 402-430-2252 [email protected]

Deputy Federal Coordinating Officer X DuWayne Tewes 202-821-9256 [email protected]

Special Assistant to the FCO X David Gervino 816-225-2007 [email protected]

Interagency Recovery Coordination

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


FDR Liason X Sandra Schiess 816-533-2442 [email protected]

Command Staff

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Public Information Officer X Jodie Fawl 402-326-3179 [email protected]

External Affairs Officer X Sharon Sanders 940-255-8931 [email protected]

SBA Public Affairs Officer XGarth

MacDonald916-200-6720 [email protected]

Safety Officer X Mark Fread 202 351-1164 [email protected]

Chief Of Staff X Alita Foy 225-910-5262 [email protected]

Executive Specialist X Robin Anderson 802-881-7648 robin.anderson.fema.dhs.gov

Legal Advisor X Gayle Hoopes 202-812-6916 [email protected]

Disability Integration Advisor XGeorgetteWallace

202 549-5681 [email protected]

Equal Rights Officer XRicardo Garcia-

Rodriquez202 710-4726

[email protected]

Security Manager X Erich Finkeldei 816-389-7507 [email protected]

Operations

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Mission Assignment Manager X Pat Moore 225-278-4388 [email protected]

Operations Section Chief X Sean Runge 402-471-7419 [email protected]

Operations Section Chief X Scott Schaefer 202-384-7985 [email protected]

Deputy Operations Section Chief X Vernon Owens 202-394-8600 [email protected]

Assistant Operations Section Chief X Bob Stegner 202-705-6076 [email protected]

Disaster Survivor Assistance BranchDirector

X Tony Nguyen 225-397-2897 [email protected]

Individual Assistance Branch Director X Jim Yost 816-506-9816 [email protected]

IABD NEMA X Casey Broom 253-381-0920 [email protected]

Deputy Individual Assistance BranchDirector

X Bryon Boka 816-289-0742 [email protected]

Mitigation Branch Director X Teri Mayer 816-810-1403 [email protected]

Infrastructure Branch Director X Theresa Weldon 816-718-5805 [email protected]

Deputy Infrastructure Branch Director -Branch I

XWilliam "Bill"

Urban Jr.816-223-5989 [email protected]

Deputy Infrastructure Branch Director -Branch II

XJose Mateo

Morel816-398-3302 [email protected]

SBA Officer in Charge X Nicole Lizama 916-216-9852 [email protected]

ESF 1&3 NDOT X Dale Piening 402 214-9948 [email protected]

ESF 03 X Mark Clark 202-701-9780 [email protected]

ESF 4 NSFM X David Levering 402 416-0071 [email protected]

ESF 6 NE VOAD X Valerie Cole 202-341-8231 [email protected]

ESF 6 ARC X Gail Palmer 712 898-4498 [email protected]

ESF 7 NDAS X Leslie Durr 402 209-1029 [email protected]

ESF 8 NDHHS X Russ Wren 402 440-8219 [email protected]

ESF 9 USAR XLloyd"Eddie"

Mueller402 890-0525 [email protected]

ESF 10 NDEQ XDaniel

LeMaisere402 617-1333 [email protected]

ESF 11 NDNR X Shuhai Zheng 402 617-2025 [email protected]

ESF 11 NDA X Chelsea Kramer 402 309-5533 [email protected]

ESF 11 XRosalynn Days-

Austin970-631-3380

[email protected]

ESF 13 NSP X Jason Dean 402 802-0243 [email protected]

Branch I Director X Gary Janka 732-939-8177 [email protected]

Branch I Deputy X Paul Tashjian 718-747-4455 [email protected]

Branch I Division A Supervisor XJohn "Jack"

Nelson202-718-1275 [email protected]

Branch I Division B Supervisor X Todd Patton 202-826-5918 [email protected]

Branch I Division C Supervisor XMelissa

Sieminski202-704-0604 [email protected]

Branch I Division D Supervisor X Doug Sams 732-8049-437 [email protected]

Branch II Director X Larry Pigg 602-793-9680 [email protected]

Branch II Division E Supervisor X John Wilson 718-747-4721 [email protected]

Branch II Division F Supervisor X Sharon Lavant 609-508-2991 [email protected]

Logistics

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Logistics Section Chief XMSG BillBuettner

402-304-8866 [email protected]

Logistics Section Chief X Jeff Conley 202-805-7484 [email protected]

Deputy Logistics Section Chief X Fayne Knobbe 816-527-3128 [email protected]

Service Branch Director XEdwin

Maldonado202-779-3951 [email protected]

IT Manager X Charles Noel 202-394-0656 [email protected]

IT Comm Unit Leader XChristopher

Cheshier816-605-3583 [email protected]

Communications Unit Leader X Troy Harris 402-471-7417 [email protected]

Support Branch Director X Jennifer Paden 202-705-6054 [email protected]

Facilities Unit Leader X Kenneth Powell 202-805-7642 [email protected]

Supply Unit Leader X Glenn Langhoff 985-705-5311 [email protected]

Ordering Unit Leader X Angela James 202-702-7165 [email protected]

External Support Branch Director X Vince D'Amico 202-805-9054 [email protected]

Ground Support Unit Leader X Michael Owens 516-743-1395 [email protected]

Deputy External Support Branch Dir X Robert Johnson 202-704-4177 [email protected]

Planning

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Planning Section Chief X Dave Reisen 402-429-4338 [email protected]

Planning Section Chief X Andrew Starnes 202-322-6320 [email protected]

Situation Unit Leader X Brent Curtis 402-471-7426 [email protected]

Situation Unit Leader X Ariel Faber 202-709-0640 [email protected]

Resources Unit Leader X Roger Conrad 402-471-7175 [email protected]

Resources Unit Leader X Chad Poston 202-322-6319 [email protected]

GIS Unit Leader X Chad Boshart 402-471-7180 [email protected]

GIS Manager X Gavin Cook 202-957-3863 [email protected]

Finance & Administration

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Deputy Section Chief X Gerald Jenkins 202-718-3831 [email protected]

Human Resource Unit Leader X Herb Doering 609-508-2988 [email protected]

Cost Unit Leader X Lori Pellicano 732-804-7329 [email protected]

Training Unit Leader X Timothy Young 816-808-4073 [email protected]

4. Prepared by: Merlin Glass PLSPDate/Time: 04/12/2019 1154 CDT

5. Reviewed by: Andy Starnes, PSCDate/Time: 04/12/2019 1154 CDT

FEMA ICS FORM 207ORGANIZATION CHART

1. FEMA Disaster Number:FEMA-4420-DR-NE


4. Prepared by:Chad Poston RESL Date/Time:04/12/2019 1546 CDT

5. Reviewed by:Andy Starnes PSC Date/Time:04/12/2019 1546 CDT

FEMA ICS FORM 207ORGANIZATION CHART



4. Prepared by:Chad Poston RESLDate/Time:04/12/2019 1546 CDT

5. Reviewed by:Andy Starnes PSCDate/Time:04/12/2019 1546 CDT

Incident Action Plan Map1. FEMA Disaster Number:

FEMA-4420-DR-NE

2. Operational Period:04/13/2019 0700 CDT to 04/16/2019

0700 CDT

3. Prepared By (Name)David Adjuik,GISM

4. Prepared By (Position)Chad Poston,RESL

Incident Action Plan Map1. FEMA Disaster Number:

FEMA-4420-DR-NE

2. Operational Period:04/13/2019 0700 CDT to 04/16/2019

0700 CDT

3. Prepared By (Name)David Adjuik, GISM

4. Prepared By (Position)Chad Poston, RESL

10. Operations Personnel: Position/Contact Information

OSC (State): Sean Runge 402-471-7419 [email protected]

OSC (FEMA): Scott Schaefer 202-384-7985 [email protected]

Branch Director (State):

Branch Director (FEMA): Gary Janka 732-939-8177 [email protected]

Div/Group Supervisor (State):

Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA):

7. Reviewed By (PSC-State):Dave Reisen

8. Reviewed By (OSC-FEMA):Scott Schaefer

9. Reviewed By (PSC-FEMA):Andrew Starnes

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

FEMA ICS 204 FORM BRANCHASSIGNMENT LIST

1. FEMA DisasterNumber:

FEMA-4420-DR-NE

2. Operational Period:04/13/2019 0700 to 04/16/2019 0700

5. Prepared By:Chad Poston RESL

Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: N/A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019

11. Resources Assigned

ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName

Leader ContactInformation

Total # ofPersons

Work AssignmentReporting

Location/Time

Logistical needs, SpecialInstruction, additional

information

SBA PIO # 2Small BusinessAdministration

Burl Kelton(SBA)

916-200-6426 1

Coordinating with Federal, State,and local partners to deliver publicinformation for disaster survivorprograms in Buffalo, Custer, Hall,and Howard Counties.

Candlewood Suites

210 4th Ave, Kearney,NE 68845

USNG: 14T ML86174 14795

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

Continues throughout theOperational Period

SBA PIO #3Small BusinessAdministration

ElizabethVargas(SBA)

916-200-6538 1

Coordinating with Federal, State,and local partners to deliver publicinformation for disaster survivorprograms in Colfax, Madison,Nance, Platte, and StantonCounties.

Residence Inn

106 S. 15th StreetOmaha, NE 68102

USNG: 15T TF 5404571710

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


SBA PIO #1Small BusinessAdministration

YolandaStokes(SBA)

916-200-9813 1

Coordinating with Federal, State,and local partners to deliver publicinformation for disaster survivorprograms in Butler, Cass, Dodge,Sarpy, and Saunders Counties.

Home 2 Suites

17889 Chicago StreetOmaha NE 68118

USNG: 14T QL35036 71530

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


USDA ROESupport Crew

#1ESF 11: Food

Dr. RobertMiknis

(USDA)970-617-8555 4

Collection of Right of Entry (ROE)authorization from land owners indesignated counties to allowcontractors to pick up carcasses.

Counties covered: Butler (Div. C) Cedar (Div. A) Colfax (Div. C) Dixon (Div. A) Fillmore (Div. D) Madison (Div. A) Pierce (Div. A) Platte (Div. C) Stanton (Div. A) Wayne (Div. A)

Holiday Inn Express

2200 Wildcat Dr.,Lincoln, NE 68521

USNG: 14T PL 9484227898

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

Weather may impact ability toconduct operations.

Continues throughout operationalperiod Working Saturday/Monday Off Sunday

Clean Harbors(Contractor)

ESF 11: FoodDr. Robert

Miknis970-617-8555 37

Removal of carcasses indesignated counties.

Branch 1 4/13 Douglas (Div. A) Madison (Div. B) Stanton (Div. B)

4/14 Wayne (Div. B) Fillmore (Div. D)

4/15 Burt (Div. A)

Clean Harbors

13915 A Plaza,Omaha, NE 68144-

3300

USNG: 14T QL40559 67609

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


Continues throughout operationalperiod.

Communications (radio frequency/channel information and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):JFO Emergency Hotline 1-816-283-7905

FEMA News Desk Phone Number: 402-325-5829. A designated line to be used for all questions from media outlets. [email protected]

Contact and coordinate with DIVS any work, assignments or external visits in this division, not reflected in this 204, prior to engagement.





Branch Director (FEMA): Larry Pigg 602-793-9680 [email protected]






Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

FEMA ICS 204 FORM BRANCHASSIGNMENT LIST


FEMA-4420-DR-NE



Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch II 4. Division / Group: N/A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total # ofPersons


Location/Time


information

USDA ROESupport Crew

#2

ESF 11:Food

Dr. RobertMiknis

(USDA)970-617-8555 1

Collection of Right of Entry (ROE)authorization from land owners indesignated counties to allowcontractors to pick up carcasses.

Boyd (Div. F) Buffalo (Div. E) Holt (Div. F) Valley (Div. F)

Holiday Inn Express

508 2nd Avenue South,Kearney, NE 68847

USNG: 14T ML 9271401484

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


Continues throughout operationalperiod

Working Saturday/Monday Off Sunday





Branch Director (FEMA):






Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

FEMA ICS 204 FORMBRANCH ASSIGNMENT LIST


FEMA-4420-DR-NE



Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: JFO - Statewide 4. Division / Group: N/A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total # ofPersons


Location/Time


information

InspectionTask Force

IndividualAssistance -

GeneralGary Burden 540-539-4169 18

Coordinate and execute home andpersonal property inspections forregistered applicants in thedesignated counties.

JFO

4600 Innovation Drive,Lincoln, NE, 68521

04/13/2019 0800 CDT


PA PDA TFPublic

AssistanceTheresaWeldon

816-718-5805 3

Conduct Virtual PA Preliminarydamage assessments for thefollowing 9 counties: Cherry, Clay,Hamilton, Kearney, Nuckolls, Polk,Seward, Thayer & York.

JFO


04/13/2019 0800 CDT

Continues throughout theOperational Period.

PA VirtualApplicantBriefing

PublicAssistance

TheresaWeldon

816-718-5805 3Support State-led PublicAssistance Applicant Briefing(Virtual).

Nebraska EOC

2433 NW 24th Street,Lincoln, NE, 68524

USNG: 14T PL 8940823144

04/15/2019 1800 CDT

Being conducted virtually for anypotential Applicants throughout theState.










Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): John "Jack" Nelson 202-718-1275 [email protected]




Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

FEMA ICS 204 FORM DIVISIONASSIGNMENT LIST




Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: Division A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of

PersonsWork Assignment

ReportingLocation/Time


information

DSA Crew #3DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

JohnLapine

470-379-5942 6

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in BurtCounty.

EM Office

1009 L Street Tekamah,NE 68061-1423

USNG: 14T QM 3126828766

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

Continues throughout theOperational Period Off Sunday

DSA Crew #4 BDisasterSurvivor

Assistance

GlennBarnett

202-705-0499 2

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in MadisonCounty.

Emergency ManagementOffice

701 Koenigstein Ave.Norfolk, NE 68701

USNG: 14T PM 3104554755

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


DSA Crew #4 ADisasterSurvivor

Assistance

OouidaRomious

202-615-4143 3

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in StantonCounty.


1200 Fifth St., Stanton,NE 68779

USNG: 14T PM 4771146129

04/13/2019 0700 CDT



Assistance

AyhanBatuk

202-705-0927 7

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners inThurston County.

Delta Hotel

385 E 4th St S SiouxCity, NE 68776

USNG: 14T QN 1290006941

04/13/2019 0700 CDT



Assistance

FrederickCenters

347-804-4660 8

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and Meet with EM todiscuss providing registrationintake, case inquiries/updates, andreferrals to whole communitypartners in Knox County and theSantee-Sioux Tribe.

Ohiya Hotel &Conference Center

53142 Highway 12,Niobrara, NE 68760

USNG: 14T NN 9109931790

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

Continues throughout theOperational Period Weather permitting. Off Sunday


AssistanceLoan Bui 202-617-1103 3

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners inCuming County.


200 S. Lincoln, WestPoint, NE 68788

USNG: 14T PM 9007034463

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


USACE DebrisCrew #1

ESF 03:Public Works

Rick Benoit 503-621-2519 2Conduct land based debrisassessment in support of PA Opsin Knox County.

JFO


04/13/2019 0700 CDT

Saturday, April 13, 2019

Division ASupervisor

GeographicOperations

JackNelson

202-718-1275 6

Coordinate with Antelope/Piercecounty EM Coordinate with BobbiRisor and the DSA leads DuaneMarusa and Bill Praust forintroductions and planning a courseof action for the DSA crews in bothcounties. Included in meeting areIGA Harold Brummett and TFL WillAlexander

Madison CountyEmergency Management

office

701 Koenigstein Ave.

USNG: 14T PM 3104554755

04/15/2019 1000 CDT

None

MDRC 4B -Thurston County


DRCs

JenniferReyes

202-664-7568 9

Open 4/13 and operate MDRC inThurston County in support of theState to help the survivors with theirFEMA applications and guide themthrough the process.

Pender CommunityCenter

614 Main St., Pender,Thurston County

USNG: 14T PM 8930664979

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

MCOV #37

Operates 0900-1900 Saturday through Friday

IntergovernmentalAffairs # 1

ESF 15:ExternalAffairs

HaroldBrummett

202-805-6438 1

Intergovernmental Affairs # 1 willattend the County Commissionmeeting in Stanton County CityLincoln to explain FEMA programsand processes, exchange contactinformation and obtain any issuesor concerns.

Stanton County, City ofLincoln

1200 South LincolnStreet, Stanton,

Nebraska 68779

USNG: 14T PM 9018733191

04/15/2019 0900 CDT

Monday , April 15, 2019 only










Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Todd Patton 202-826-5918 [email protected]




Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019





Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: Division B6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

CoraPhillips

202-706-0657 13

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners inDouglas County.

Douglas County ExtensionOffice

8015 Center St., Omaha,NE 68106

USNG: 14T QL 5003469347

04/13/2019 0700 CDT



Assistance

CharlieCooper

202-706-0657 8

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in SarpyCounty.


1210 Golden Gate Drive,Papilion, NE 68046

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


DRC #2DouglasCounty


DRCs

PatriceCastillo

202-718-1122 17

Operate DRC in Douglas county insupport of the State, to help thesurvivors with their FEMAapplications and guide themthrough the process.

DRC #2 - Douglas County

111 East Front St, Valley ,NE, 68064

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

MCOV #47 Hours of Operation: Monday-Sunday 0700-1900

Continues throughout theoperational period

SBA PIO # 4Small

BusinessAdministration

LouisePorter(SBA)

571-369-8853 1

Coordinating with Federal, State,and local partners to deliver publicinformation for disaster survivorprograms in Antelope, Boone,Boyd, Pierce, Knox, and ThurstonCounties, and the Santee SiouxNation.

Horizon Inn & Suites

301 Plaza Drive North Hwy275, West Point, NE

68788

USNG: 14T PM 9006434771

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


BRC # 1,Sarpy County

SmallBusiness

Administration

BettyFuentes(SBA)

202-579-4627 2

Operate Business RecoveryCenter to include assistingapplicants and borrowers with SBAdisaster loan applications ,providing status updates,performing loan closings, and loandisbursement recommendations.Sarpy County

BRC # 1, Sarpy County

Bellevue University 812Bruin Rd Bellevue, NE

68005

04/13/2019 0900 CDT

Hours of Operation: Mondays to Fridays - 0900 to 1800Saturdays - 0900 to 1200 Closed Sunday


DRC #1 SarpyCounty


DRCsLarry Grillo 619-510-1843 21

Operate DRC in Sarpy County insupport of the State, to help thesurvivors with their FEMAapplications and guide themthrough the process.

DRC #1, Sarpy County

3802 Raynor Pkwy #201Bellevue, NE 68123-2504

04/13/2019 0700 CDT




Assistance

PatriciaWiedner

609-508-2334 5

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners inDodge County.

EM Office

435 N Park Fremont, NE68025

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


SBA PIO #5Small

BusinessAdministration

RogerBusch(SBA)

404-450-8798 1

Coordinating with Federal, State,and local partners to deliver publicinformation for disaster survivorprograms in Burt, Cuming,Douglas, and WashingtonCounties.

Home 2 Suites

17889 Chicago StreetOmaha NE 68118

USNG: 14T QL 3503671530

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


DRC #5 -Dodge County


DRCs

LoriSoberdash

609-508-2205 20

Operate DRC in support of theState, to help the survivors inDodge County with their FEMAapplications and guide themthrough the process.

DRC #5 - Dodge County

130 East 9th Street,Fremont, Nebraska, 68025

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

MCOV #40 Hours: 0700 - 1900 Hrs.


MDRC 3AWashington

County


DRCs

MichaelCollins

202-718-1065 10

Operate MDRC in WashingtonCounty in support of the State, tohelp the survivors with their FEMAapplications and guide themthrough the process.

MDRC 3A

Arlington City Auditorium410 W Elm St Arlington NE

68002

USNG: 14T QL 2112192687

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

MCOV #103 Hours of Operation: Saturday, 13th 0900-1800 Closing COB Saturday, 13th

EPAAssessment

Team

ESF 10:Hazardous

Material

MeganSchuette

913-375-5182 2Land Reconnaissance fororphaned containers and flood-related spills.

JFO


04/13/2019 0800 CDT

Saturday Only

VALRepresentative


VALJudy Travis 202-705-6120 1

Meeting with long term recoverygroup to discuss formation andrecovery0900-1200.

First Lutheran Church

3200 Military Ave.,Fremont, NE 68025

USNG: 14T QL 2133990223

04/13/2019 0900 CDT

Dodge County







Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Melissa Sieminski 202-704-0604 [email protected]




Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019





Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: Division C6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information

DSA Crew #1 ADisasterSurvivor

Assistance

FranciscoDelgado

202-812-5563 2

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in ButlerCounty.

EmergencyManagement Office

451 N 5th St David City,NE 68632

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


DSA Crew # 8DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

DannyCampbell

325-669-8432 4

Conduct Assess inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquires/updates and referrals to whole communitypartners in Boone County.

City Hall

309 Esther St FullertonNE 68638

USNG: 14T NL 8637979566

04/13/2019 0700 CDT



Assistance

NamLamore

202-704-4700 2

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners inHoward County.

Subway

716 2nd st st paul, ne

USNG: 14T NL 4598562543

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

Continues throughout theoperational period Off Sunday

Division CSupervisor

GeographicOperations

MelissaSieminski

202-704-0604 6

Coordinate with Nance CountyEmergency Manager DeniseZiemba to bring FEMA programsubject matter experts to provideprogram information for IA andSBA questions. DSA available toregister survivors on site at GenoaTown Hall Meeting.

DeNiles Restaurant

413 Willard Street,Genoa, NE 68640

USNG: 14T PL 0612289328

04/13/2019 0900 CDT

None


Assistance

CharlotteBarger

202-746-5751 2

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, case inquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in NanceCounty.

Candlewood

859 Allen Dr, GrandIsland

USNG: 14T NL 5202630836

04/13/2019 0700 CDT



Assistance

MargaritaRamirez

404-205-3271 3

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in PlatteCounty.


2610 14th St. Columbus,NE 68601

USNG: 14T PL 3702587821

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


USACE DebrisCrew #1

ESF 03:Public Works

Rick Benoit 503-621-2519 2Conduct land based debrisassessment in support of PA Opsin Howard County.

JFO


04/14/2019 0700 CDT

Sunday, April 14, 2019

IntergovermentalAffairs # 4


TamikoExford

(202) 805-6531 1

Intergovernmental Affairs # 4 willattend Boone County Supervisorsmeeting at 0900 in the City ofAlbion for an introductory meetingto provide FEMA updated disasterrelated information, programs,processes, deadlines, obtainsituational awareness andexchange contact information.

Boone County, City ofAlbion

222 South Fourth Street,Albion, Nebraska 68620

USNG: 14T NM 8312215990

04/15/2019 0900 CDT

Monday, April 15, 2019 only

IntergovermentalAffairs # 4


TamikoExford

(202) 805-6531 1

Intergovernmental Affairs # 4 willattend Butler County Supervisorsmeeting at 1130 in David City foran introductory meeting to provideFEMA updated disaster relatedinformation, programs, processes,deadlines, obtain situationalawareness and exchange contactinformation.

Butler County, City ofDavid

451 North Street, DavidCity, Nebraska 68632

USNG: 14T PL 5667469703

04/15/2019 1130 CDT

Monday, April 15, 2019 only

MDRC 2B -Buffalo County


DRCsPaul Lynn 202-304-8184 10

Open and Operate DRC in BuffaloCounty in support of the State, tohelp the survivors with their FEMAapplications and guide themthrough the process.

Gibbon Baptist Church

705 Court St., Gibbon,Buffalo County

USNG: 14T NL 1303710201

04/15/2019 0700 CDT

MCOV #56

Operates Monday 4/15 throughFriday 4/19 0900-1800 hrs.

EPAAssessment

Team

ESF 10:Hazardous

Material

MeganSchuette

913-375-5182 2Land Reconnaissance fororphaned containers and flood-related spills.

JFO


04/14/2019 0800 CDT

Sunday Only

VALIndividual

Assistance -VAL

Judy Travis 202-705-6120 1To discuss long term recoverygroup formation and survivorrecovery.

218 S. 16th St., Blair,Washington

USNG: 14T QM 3888102935

04/15/2019 1700 CDT

None

VALIndividual

Assistance -VAL

Judy Travis 202-705-6120 1To discuss dislocated workersgrant.

Workforce CommissionBldg

1005 E 23rd St.,Fremont NE 80235

USNG: 14T QL 0997791933

04/15/2019 1000 CDT

None


Assistance

DuaneMarusa

404-205-3385 2 Supporting MARC Platte County.

Fraternal Orders ofEagles

3205 12th streetColumbus NE

USNG: 14T PL 3642587656

04/13/2019 1300 CDT

One day event 4/14/2019 DSA MARC Support

Communications (radio frequency/channel information and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):JFO Weather Hotline- 816-283-7905









Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Doug Sams 732-8049-437 [email protected]




Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019





Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: Division D6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information

DSA Crew #7A

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

MichaelGann

202-549-9104 2

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in CassCounty.


8400 144th St #200,Weeping Water, NE

68463

USNG: 14T QL 4087132891

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


SBA PIO # 6Small BusinessAdministration

JavierCaltenco

(SBA)571-369-8890 1

Coordinating with Federal, State,and local partners to deliver publicinformation for disaster survivorprograms in Nemaha, Richardson,and Saline Counties.

Holiday Inn Express &Suitees

801 NE-2, NebraskaCity, NE 68410

USNG: 15T TF 5546405287

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


DRC #3,Cass County


DRCs

CharlesGriner

202-812-5746 15

Operate DRC in Cass County insupport of the State, to help thesurvivors with their FEMAapplications and guide themthrough the process.

DRC #3, Cass County

308 South 18th StPlattsmouth, NE 68048

04/13/2019 0700 CDT



MDRC 1B -NemahaCounty


DRCs

EmmaGoodman

770-634-3733 9

Operate MDRC in Nemaha Countyin support of the State, to help thesurvivors with their FEMAapplications and guide themthrough the process.

Peru State Colege,Campus Services Bldg.,

600 Hoyt St., Peru NE68421

USNG: 15T TE 6838784145

04/13/2019 0700 CDT

MCOV #15 support

Continuous throughout theoperational period. 0900 - 1800 hrs.

DSA Crew#12

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

ZacharyOwens

202-706-2184 4

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, caseinquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in SalineCounty.


223 S. High St., Wilber,NE 68465

USNG: 14T PK 7234283256

04/13/2019 0700 CDT











Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): John Wilson 718-747-4721 [email protected]




Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019




5. Prepared By:Merlin Glass RESL

Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch II 4. Division / Group: Division E6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeader Name


Total # ofPersons


Location/Time


information

DSA Crew#13

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

Liana BatesHall

718-570-9500 3

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, case inquiries/updates, and referrals to whole community partners inBuffalo County.

Fairfield Inn

805 Allen Rd, GrandIsland, NE

USNG: 14T NL 5206030628

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


DSA Crew#18

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

Luis Burgos-Rosario

202-718-1054 2

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, case inquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners in HallCounty.

Candlewood Suites

859 Allen Dr, GrandIsland

USNG: 14T NL 5202630836

04/13/2019 0700 CDT








Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Sharon Lavant 609-508-2991 [email protected]




Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019

Date04/12/2019




5. Prepared By:Merlin Glass RESL

Date04/12/2019

3. Branch: Branch II 4. Division / Group: Division F6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Sean Runge

Date04/12/2019


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

SedarickTurner

202-705-7431 7

Conduct Assess Inform Report(AIR) mission and provideregistration intake, case inquiries/updates, and referrals towhole community partners inCuster County.

Candlewood Suites

859 Allen Rd, GrandIsland, NE

USNG: 14T NL 5202630836

04/13/2019 0700 CDT


IntergovernmentalAffairs # 6


Tim Pratt 202-702-7467 1

Intergovernmental Affairs # 6 willmeet with Mayor and CityAdministrator in Lincoln CountyCity of North Platte to explainFEMA programs and processesand exchange contact informationand obtain any issues or concerns.

Lincoln County, City ofNorth Platte

211 West Third Street,North Platte, Nebraska

69101

USNG: 14T LL 5187555327

04/15/2019 0900 CDT

Monday , April 15, 2019 only




FEMA ICS FORM 206 MEDICAL PLAN1. FEMA Disaster Number:

FEMA-4420-DR-NE2. Description:

Division A

3. Operational Period: 04/13/2019 0700 to 04/16/2019 0700

4. Medical Aid Stations

Name Division Locations Phys Para

5. Ambulance Services

Name Division Address Phone Para EMT

EMS/Fire/Police DIV A 911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals

Name Division Address Phone HelipadTraumaCenter

BurnCenter

Antelope MemorialHospital

Antelope County 102 W 9th St, Neligh, NE 68756 402-887-4151 No No No

MercyOne OaklandMedical Center

Burt County 601 E 2nd St, Oakland, NE 68045 402-685-5601 No No No

Saint FrancisMemorial Hospital

Cuming County 430 N Monitor St, West Point, NE 68788 402-372-2404 No No No

Avera CreightonHospital

Knox County 1503 Main St, Creighton, NE 68729 402-358-5700 No No No

Faith Regional HealthServices

Madison County 2700 W Norfolk Ave, Norfolk, NE 68701 402-371-4880 Yes Yes No

Osmond GeneralHospital

Pierce County 402 N Maple St, Osmond, NE 68765 402-748-3393 No No No

Providence MedicalCenter

Wayne County 1200 Providence Rd, Wayne, NE 68787 402-375-3800 No No No

7. Medical Emergency Procedures

1. For any emergency, call 9-1-1 first. 2. Ensure scene safety prior to offering assistance. 3. When available, a FEMA member should meet first responders and direct them to the ill/injured person. 4. If you have medical training, you may offer assistance within the scope of that training. 5. If blood or bodily fluids are present, use PPE to ensure Body Substance Isolation (BSI). 6. Do not move suspected neck or spinal injuries, unless there is a threat to life safety. 7. Report the emergency to the Safety Officer, Security Manager and supervisor after 9-1-1 call.

8. Prepared By: Chad Poston RESLDate & Time: 04/12/2019 11:39:26 CDT

9. Reviewed by: Andy Starnes PSCDate & Time: 04/12/2019 11:39:48 CDT



Division B






EMS/Fire/Police DIV B 911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

MedExpress UrgentCare

Dodge County 1240 E 23rd St, Fremont, NE 68025 402-721-8668 No No No

Methodist Women'sHospital

Douglas County 707 N 190th Plaza, Elkhorn, NE 68022 402-815-4000 Yes Yes No

CHI Health LakesideHospital

Douglas County 16901 Lakeside Hills Ct, Omaha, NE 68130 402-717-8000 Yes Yes No

Methodist Hospital Douglas County 8303 Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68114 402-354-4000 Yes Yes No

CHI Health CreightonUniversity Medical

CenterDouglas County 7500 Mercy Rd, Omaha, NE 68124 402-398-5880 Yes Yes No

Nebraska MedicineBellevue: Emergency

RoomSarpy County

2500 Bellevue Medical Center Dr, Bellevue,NE 68123

402-763-3035 Yes No No

Saunders CountyCommunity Hospital

Saunders County 1760 County Road J, Wahoo, NE 68066 402-443-4191 No No No

Memorial CommunityHospital & Health

System

WashingtonCounty

810 N 22nd St, Blair, NE 68008 402-426-2182 Yes No No







Division C






EMS/Fire/Police DIV C 911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Boone County HealthCenter

Boone County 723 W Fairview St, Albion, NE 68620 402-395-2191 No No No

CHI Health Schuyler:Emergency Room

Colfax County 104 W 17th St, Schuyler, NE 68661 402-352-2441 No No No

Merrick MedicalCenter

Merrick County 1715 26th St, Central City, NE 68826 308-946-3015 No No No

Genoa CommunityHospital

Nance County 706 Ewing Ave, Genoa, NE 68640 402-993-2283 No No No

Columbus CommunityHospital

Platte County 4600 38th St, Columbus, NE 68601 402-564-7118 No No No




9. Reviewed by: Andrew Starnes PSCDate & Time: 04/12/2019 13:59:39 CDT



Division D






EMS/Fire/Police DIV D 911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Nemaha CountyHospital

Nemaha County 2022 13th St, Auburn, NE 68305 402-274-4366 No No No







Division E






EMA/Fire/Police 911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Kearney RegionalMedical Center

Buffalo County 804 22nd Avenue, Kearney, NE, 68845 308-455-3600 No No No

CHI Health KearneyClinic

Buffalo County 211 West 33rd Street, Kearney, NE, 68845 308-865-2141 No No No







Division F






EMS/Fire/Police 911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Jennie M. MelhamMemorial Medical

CenterCuster County 145 Memorial Drive, Broken Bow, NE 68822 308-872-4100 No No No







JFO




Urgent Care Of Lincoln Lancaster County 4210 Pioneer Woods Dr. Lincoln Nebraska 68506 Yes No

Heartland Urgent Care Lancaster County 965 S 27th St Licoln Nebraska 68510 Yes No



AMR American MedicalResponse

Lancaster5612 S. 49th St Lincoln Nebraska 68516

USNG:14T PL 98188 14374402-345-1212 Yes Yes

Lincoln Fire RescueDepartment

Lancaster County1801 Q St Lincoln Nebraska 68508

USNG:14T PL 94441 20868911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

CHI Health- Lincoln Lancaster245 South 84th St Lincoln Nebraska 68510

USNG:14T QL 01916 20626402-219-7043 Yes Yes Yes



8. Prepared By: Mark FreadDate & Time: 04/12/2019 12:46:16 CDT


FEMA ICS FORM 230INTERNAL DAILY MEETING

SCHEDULE


2. Date/Time Prepared:04/12/2019 1200 CDT

3. Operational Period (Date/Time): 04/13/2019 0700 CDT to 04/16/2019 0700 CDT

Time /TimeZone

Meeting Name Purpose / Attendees Meeting Location

Monday

0700CDT

SEOC Briefing

Briefing highlighting updates to situational awareness, lines of effortand Community Lifelines

SEOC & FEMA staff

Location: State EmergencyOperations Center (SEOC)

0745CDT

FCO Stand Up

To update senior leadership prior to CGS meeting on shortfalls, majorchanges, and lines of effort

A representative from each Section or Section Chief

By invitation only

0815CDT

Operations Briefing

Brief personnel responsible for executing and supporting the IAP

BDs. DIVS/GRPS. TFLs. CRLDs and other personnel responsible forsupporting the IAP

Location: Fort AtkinsonConference Room

Call-In: 1-800-320-4330Pin: 844284#

0900CDT

Command andGeneral Staff

Meeting

Review approved incident objectives. Provide, share importantinformation and immediate direction

UCG, Command and General Staff, Situation Unit Leader, designatedand invited guests

Location: SAC ConferenceRoom

Call-In: 1-800-320-4330Pin: 844284#

1030CDT

DRC Task ForceCoordination Call

Coordinate the establishment and operation of the Disaster RecoveryCenters


1-800-320-4330 PIN:247179#

1100CDT

ESF 6Coordination Call

ESF 6 partners coordinating lines of effort By invitation only

1300CDT

Operations TacticsMeeting

Review and finalize the draft Operational Planning Worksheets(FEMA-ICS 215)

All Operations personnel, ESF leads, Community Relations Leadresponsible for Incident Action Planning, RESL, LSC, and SOFR


Call-In: 1-800-320-4330Pin: 844284#

1600CDT

Planning Meeting

Approve the IAP for the next operational period

UCG, Command and General Staff, SITL, designated and invitedguests.


Call-In: 1-800-320-4330Pin: 844284#

1600CDT

NEVOAD Meeting Coordination between all VOAD partners and lines of effort Call-In: 402-509-1042

1630CDT

DRC Task ForceCoordinate the establishment and operation of the Disaster Recovery

Centers


1-800-320-4330 PIN:247179#

Tuesday

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Wednesday

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Thursday

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Friday

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Saturday

0815CDT

Operations Briefing

Brief personnel responsible for executing and supporting the IAP

BDs. DIVS/GRPS. TFLs. CRLDs and other personnel responsible forsupporting the IAP

Location: Fort AtkinsonConference Room

Call-In: 1-800-320-4330Pin: 844284#

1030CDT


Centers


1-800-320-4330 PIN:247179#

1100CDT

ESF-6Coordination Call

ESF 6 partners coordinating lines of effort. By invitation only

1630CDT


Centers


1-800-320-4330 PIN:247179#

Sunday

1030CDT


Centers


1-800-320-4330 PIN:247179#

1100CDT

NDRF Overview SCO, FDRC & COSLocation: IOF Conference

Room

1100CDT

ESF-6Coordination Call

ESF 6 partners coordinating lines of effort By invitation only

1630CDT

DRS Task ForceCoordinate the establishment and operation of the Disaster Recovery

Centers


1-800-320-4330 PIN:247179#

4. Prepared By:Patricia Brown, PLSP

5. Reviewed By:Ariel Faber, SITL

TO: All-hands POSITION:

FROM: Safety POSITION:

SUBJECT: Floodwaters After a Disaster DATE/TIME: 04/12/2019 1200 CDT

SIGNATURE: POSITION:

DATE/TIME: CDT SIGNATURE/POSITION:

GENERAL MESSAGE (FEMA ICS FORM 213)

MESSAGE:

Floodwater and standing waters can be dangerous and can make you vulnerable to infectious diseases, chemical hazards, andinjuries. Protect yourself and your fellow employees from the risks brought by floodwater by following these steps.

Floodwater can pose a drowning risk for everyone — regardless of their ability to swim. Swiftly moving shallow water can be deadly,and even shallow standing water can be dangerous. - Always follow warnings about flooded roads. Don’t drive in flooded areas—cars or other vehicles won’t protect you from floodwaters. They can be swept away or may stall inmoving water.

Floodwaters contain many things that may harm health. We don’t know exactly what is in floodwater at any given point in time.Floodwater can contain:

- Downed power lines - Human and livestock waste - Household, medical, and industrial hazardous waste (chemical, biological, and radiological) - Coal ash waste that can contain carcinogenic compounds such as arsenic, chromium, and mercury - Other contaminants that can lead to illness - Physical objects such as lumber, vehicles, and debris - Wild or stray animals such as rodents and snakes

Exposure to contaminated floodwater can cause:

- Wound infections - Skin rash - Gastrointestinal illness - Tetanus - Leptospirosis (not common)

It is important to protect yourself from exposure to floodwater regardless of the source of contamination. The best way to protectyourself is to stay out of the water.

If you come in contact with floodwater:

Wash the area with soap and clean water as soon as possible. If you don’t have soap or water, use alcohol-based wipes orsanitizer. - Take care of wounds and seek medical attention if necessary. - Wash clothes contaminated with flood or sewage water in hot water and detergent before reusing them. ALWAYS REFFER TO YOU DHAP, CAREFUL PREPARATION OF THE DHAP IS VERY IMPORTANT, SUPERVISORS SHOULDREVIEW THE DHAP WITH THEIR WORKERS.

REPLY:

TO: DR-4420 All-Hands POSITION:

FROM: Edward Crow POSITION: MCOV Manager

SUBJECT: MCOV Status DATE/TIME: 04/01/2019 1200 CDT

SIGNATURE: Scott Schaefer POSITION: OSC

DATE/TIME: 04/12/2019 1500 CDT SIGNATURE/POSITION: Andy Starnes, PSC


MESSAGE:

MCOV Status

MCOV 33 - DRC 1, Sarpy County, Bellevue, NE.(IT has ordered Line Checks)

MCOV 47 - DRC 2, Douglas County, Valley, NE.

MCOV 57 - DRC 3, Cass County, Plattsmouth, NE.

MCOV 40 - DRC 5, Dodge County, Fremont, NE. (IT has ordered Line Checks)

MCOV 15 - MCOV Circuit #1C, Nemaha County, Peru, NE.

MCOV 56 - MCOV Circuit #2A, Boone County, St. Edwards NE.

MCOV 103 -MCOV Circuit #3A, Washington County, Arlington, NE.

MCOV 37 - MCOV Circuit #4B, Thurston County, Pender, NE. Updated 4/12/2019

REPLY:

TO: All Hands POSITION:

FROM: FCO Constance Johnson-Cage POSITION:

SUBJECT: FCO General Message DATE/TIME: CDT

SIGNATURE: Connie Johnson-Cage POSITION: FCO

DATE/TIME: CDT SIGNATURE/POSITION:


MESSAGE:

Everyone,

1. We (the Federal Partners) are here at the service of the State, Tribes, and all survivors. The State and Tribes will handle thoseissues that are within their area of responsibility and we should never circumvent them. We should look at how we can providebenefit to them as we support the state and their constituency. This is their home and we come and go. We must leave a positiveimprint of FEMA.

2. The safety and accountability of our deployed personnel is paramount to a successful operation. To achieve this, we need allpersonnel assigned to this disaster to check in to the Deployment Tracking System (DTS) no later than 9AM daily. Safety isparamount to protect our most precious resource…you! Please watch out for one another because you are important and we careabout you.

3. Empower your staff – You empower by letting go and demonstrating your trust and confidence to the team. Help them grow andexcel just like someone did for you.

4. You are authorized to find solutions to problems and take ownership of them until there is a resolution. Federal personnel shouldnot say "we don't know" or "that's not my lane." Attention to detail with a quick follow up will pay huge dividends.

5. Strive for Excellence! We need everyone’s assistance to complete this mission so be encouraging and positive.

6. You have my trust until you violate it – Make good decisions on our behalf. If you make an honest mistake don’t fret about it, learnfrom it and move on. Help one another grow and learn and invest back into the agency and our team.

7. Do your personal best – Everybody has good and bad days so focus on the overall effort. No ‘Got You” moments. We needeveryone’s help to complete this mission without fear or intimidation. Be encouraging.

8. Our core values are Compassion, Fairness, Integrity, and Respect. Demonstrate respect and dignity for everyone, internal andexternal, regardless of status, pay, title, etc. Remember, without fail, to treat others how you would like to be treated.

9. You have my support and approval – I trust you will go be the subject matter expert you already are. You are here because you arethe best we can find to do your job. We need you!

10. Customer Service Own the issue until it’s resolved or transferred to the appropriate person – Utilize exceptional customerservice always which is applied internally and externally. It’s the little things that add up to something great.

Thank you!

My Best,

Connie Johnson-Cage Federal Coordinating Officer

REPLY:

TO: DR-4420 All-Hands POSITION:

FROM: FCO Constance Johnson-Cage POSITION:

SUBJECT: FCO Priorities and CIR's DATE/TIME: 04/12/2019 1425 CDT

SIGNATURE: Andy Starnes POSITION: PSC

DATE/TIME: 04/12/2019 1400 CDT SIGNATURE/POSITION: Andy Starnes, PSC


MESSAGE:

Priorities:

1. Public Safety 2. Infrastructure Recovery 3. Economic Recovery

FCO's Critical Information Requirements (CIR)

1. Immediately report if any employee assigned to the disaster suffers a fatal injury, is injured and required hospitalization, becomesill, involved in an accident and/or arrested by local law enforcement 2. Immediately report any circumstance that coordination with local, state, tribal or other federal partners has resulted in a potentialconflict or sensitive situation 3. Immediately report emergent threats (weather or otherwise) that is a threat to the disaster area, disaster operations personnel orfacilities 4. Immediately report any breech of a levee that threatens a major city or community 5. Immediately report any related Disaster Declaration Amendment in association with current operations 6. Immediately report any changes in status to the State or declared County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) 7. Immediately report a notification of Unusual Event or higher from Cooper Nuclear Power Plant or Fort Calhoun Nuclear PowerPlant 8. Immediately report if the Continuity of Operations Plan is implemented

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