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RESPOND MISSION: CITIZEN EVACUATION AND SHELTER-IN-PLACERes.B3a 1.1.3Res.B3a 1.3.1Res.B3a 1.3.1.1Res.B3a 1.3.1.2Res.B3a 1.3.2Res.B3a 1.3.3Res.B3a 1.3.4Res.B3a 1.4.1Res.B3a 1.4.3.1Res.B3a 1.4.4Res.B3a 1.4.5Res.B3a 1.4.6Res.B3a 1.4.7Res.B3a 1.2.4Preparedness MeasuresParticipate in establishment of public information announcements to be issued as part ofevacuation/shelter-in-place ordersDevelop and implement plans and procedures to identify in advance populations requiringassistance during evacuation/shelter-in-placeEstablish registry of populations requiring assistance during evacuation/sheltering-in-placeDevelop and implement procedures to identify and arrange for transportation to accommodateimmobilized individuals or others requiring special assistance during transportDevelop plans and procedures for identifying during an incident those populations requiringassistance with evacuation, including identification of type of assistance requiredEstablish processes to ensure that immobilized and other individuals require special assistance canbe moved to collection points for evacuationEstablish processes for identifying and collecting individuals who do not go to collection pointsPre-identify evacuee collection points and staging/reception areas (for immediatesheltering/processing)Pre-arrange contracts and agreements to ensure provision of transportation vehicle and driversduring an incidentIdentify and arrange for the staging and use of resources from outside the planning areaDevelop plans and procedures to get resources to those who have sheltered in place (long term—3days or more)Develop plans and procedures for coordinating with other agencies to meet basic needs duringevacuationDevelop agreements with neighboring areas regarding the movement and receipt of evacueesfrom the affected areaDevelop plans and procedures for evacuation/shelter-in place of companion animalsEvacuation and shelter-in-place plans address the development and dissemination of accurate,timely, accessible information to public, media, support agenciesInformational materials for use in citizen preparedness for evacuation and shelter-in-place havebeen developed and coordinated with public education/citizen preparedness programs onprocedures and guidance for radiological and nuclear hazardsInformational materials for use in citizen preparedness for evacuation and shelter-in-place havebeen developed and coordinated with public education/citizen preparedness programs onprocedures and guidance for biological and chemical hazardsInformational materials for use in citizen preparedness for evacuation and shelter-in-place havebeen developed and coordinated with public education/citizen preparedness programs onprocedures and guidance for explosive hazardsInformational materials for use in citizen preparedness for evacuation and shelter-in-place havebeen developed and coordinated with public education/citizen preparedness programs on citizenresponsibilitiesInformational materials for use in citizen preparedness for evacuation and shelter-in-place havebeen developed and coordinated with public education/citizen preparedness programs on optionsand guidance for the handling of companion animalsPlanning and informational materials to be released to the public for evacuation or sheltering inMetricsYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/No378 Target Capabilities List
place have been shared with the servicing public safety communication centers and PublicService Answering Points (PSAPs)Plans addressing authority and decision-making processes for shelter-in-place and/or evacuationsare in placeNonprofit organizations/NGOs (e.g. the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, faith-basedorganizations) were actively engaged in plan developmentPlans addressing authority and procedures to declare and enforce a mandatory evacuation are inplacePlans are in place for the evacuation of neighborhoodsPlans are in place for the evacuation of high-rise buildingsPlans are in place for the evacuation of subwaysPlans are in place for the evacuation of airportsPlans are in place for the evacuation of correctional facilitiesPlans are in place for the evacuation of hospitals/nursing homes/assisted-living/elder carefacilitiesPlans are in place for the evacuation of special events venuesPlans are in place for the evacuation of other high-risk areas in response to a threat or attackPlans are in place for the evacuation of animal shelters and zoosProcesses for identifying populations that may need assistance with evacuation/shelter-in-place,prior to an incident are in placeProcesses for identifying, during an incident, populations that may need assistance withevacuation/shelter-in-place are in placeProcesses for identifying and addressing the different types of assistance needed (e.g., physicalmovement, transportation assistance, language translation, etc.) are in placePopulations that may need assistance with evacuation/shelter-in-place have been identifiedEvacuation plan(s) are in place to provide transportation and other evacuation assistance to allpersons who need evacuation assistance; plans, at a minimum, address assistance for noninstitutionalizedpopulations requiring assistance to be moved (e.g., the elderly, disabled, etc.)Evacuation plan(s) are in place to provide transportation and other evacuation assistance to allpersons who need evacuation assistance; plans, at a minimum, address assistance for transientpopulations (e.g., the homeless; tourists and visitors)Evacuation plan(s) are in place to provide transportation and other evacuation assistance to allpersons who need evacuation assistance; plans, at a minimum, address assistance forinstitutionalized populations (e.g., nursing homes, hospitals, psychiatric institutions, boardingschools)Evacuation plan(s) are in place to provide transportation and other evacuation assistance to allpersons who need evacuation assistance; plans, at a minimum, address assistance for populationsout of the home (e.g., students, those in public venues) and the work force during a surpriseincidentEvacuation plan(s) are in place to provide transportation and other evacuation assistance to allpersons who need evacuation assistance; plans, at a minimum, address assistance for companionanimalsPlans for coordinating with law enforcement (e.g. to identify risk to transportation infrastructureYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoYes/NoRESPOND MISSION: CITIZEN EVACUATION AND SHELTER-IN-PLACETarget Capabilities List 379
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