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Regional Emergency Deployment Plan

Keywords / Description:

This plan provides an example of a regional preparedness plan  that exemplifies a standardizing type of regional collaboration.

This 24-page Basic Plan was created by the Capitol Region Council of Governments, Capitol Region Emergency Planning Committee (CREPC) in 2006 as evidence for Goal 1, Measure 1 of Project Public Health Ready (PPHR) and was identified by NACCHO as a best practice.

The purpose of this plan is to provide a framework for CREPC member communities and agencies to collaborate in planning, communication, information sharing, and coordination activities before, during, or after a regional emergency.

The complete Regional Emergency Deployment Plan (including annexes) can be viewed here.

 

Toolkit:

PPHR Toolkit

Keyword Area:

All-Hazards, Incident Command System, Mutual Aid, NIMS, Project Public Health Ready

Jurisdiction:

Institutional Author:

Capitol Region Council of Governments, CT

Submitted:

01/30/2007

Modified:

08/17/2012

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Five most recent user comments

RED Plan
By Amanda Bogard

Good introduction to regioal planning.

Regional Emergency Response Plan
By Paula Anderson
Some of this might be used as a starting point for those working within regional response, but much of the information is general or incomplete.