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JOINT EOC ACTION

PLAN

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Hurricane Michael

Operational Period 0700 EDT 11/4/2018 - 0700 EDT 11/5/2018

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Hurricane Michael FLORIDA SERT/FEMA JOINT INCIDENT ACTION PLAN # 24

OPERATIONAL PERIOD: 11/02/2018 at 0700 to 11/05/2018 at 0700

Prepared By: Nicolai Modrow Name, Unit/Title: Future Plans Lead

Reviewed & Approved By: Ryan Lock Name, Unit/Title: Plans Chief

Time of Publishing: 11/1/18 at 1700

INCIDENT BRIEFING | ICS FORM 201 & 202 SEOC ACTIVATION LEVEL Level 2 DECLARATION NUMBER 18-276, 18-277, and DR-4399SITUATION The cold front with associated line of showers and thunderstorms will affect the

Panhandle and Big Bend early Friday morning. Rain should end in the region by noon. Cloudy skies will linger all day, with cooler temperatures moving in behind the front on breezy northwest winds of 10-20mph and gusts of 15-25mph. Drying air and clearing skies will move into the Panhandle and Big Bend Friday night and overnight temperatures will drop into the mid 40s to low 50s by sunrise. Expect cool and dry conditions through Saturday with light northeast winds. Despite sunny skies, temperatures will struggle to reach the upper 60s by the afternoon. Another cool night is expected with lows in the mid to upper 40s inland and lower 50s at the coast. On Sunday, expect increasing clouds during the day and some showers possible by evening ahead of the next frontal system. At this time, severe weather and heavy rain is not expected. Temperatures will be 5-10 degrees warmer than Saturday.

WEATHER A strong cold front will move through the Panhandle and Big today and tonight bringing a threat for severe weather before bringing in cooler temperatures. A squall line of strong storms will move west to east across the Panhandle and Big Bend today, first entering the western Panhandle this morning, affecting the eastern Panhandle in the early afternoon and reaching the Big Bend towards evening. A second round of thunderstorms is possible early Friday morning in the eastern Panhandle and Big Bend as the cold front approaches. The Storm Prediction Center has outlined areas from Tallahassee to Pensacola in a Slight Risk area for the potential for damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. A Tornado Watch has been issued for the western Panhandle and will be extended eastward this morning. Sustained winds 15-25 mph and gusts to 35 mph expected ahead of storms. Wind gusts of 40-60 mph possible with stronger storms along with isolated tornadoes and heavy rain of 1-2”. Drier conditions are expected by Friday afternoon with cooler temperatures.

STANDING ORDERS 1. Establish communications with impacted areas.2. Search, Secure, Stabilize.3. Meet basic human needs of survivors.4. Restore critical infrastructure.5. Open schools and businesses.6. Begin the Recovery.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVES 1. Ensure basic needs of Florida residents and visitors.2. Ensure the safety of responders.3. Provide resource and protective action support for storm related

preparations.4. Promote coordination between State, Local, and SERT Partners.5. Minimize economic impact of the affected areas or communities.6. Keep stakeholders, responders, and the public informed of preparedness

and response activities.

POTENTIAL LIMITING FACTORS 1. Damage to critical infrastructure.2. Limited communications.






3. Damage to hospitals.

OPERATIONS SECTION – EMERGENCY SERVICES BRANCH LIFELINES

• Safety and Securityo Critical assets are working missions.

• Health and Medicalo Special needs shelters are receiving support.

• HazMato Department of Environmental Protection and Fire Rescue are working HazMat incidents.

TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S) Maintain communication and accountability for all ESF 4/9 components; to include Engine Strike Teams, and Tender Strike Teams. Conduct demobilization process as teams are completed.

ESF 4/9

Conduct statewide regional calls coordinating the deployment of local resources. ESF 4/9 Support sheltering and Transitional Housing operations. ESF 8 Continue deployment of 110 single ambulance resources and 27 paratransit vehicles to support local EMS response efforts and health care facilities patient movement.

ESF 8

Coordinate discharge planning from shelters and healthcare facilities. ESF 8 Support Environmental Health missions. ESF 8 Coordinate with ESF 6 for medical needs in general population shelters. ESF 8 Re-establish Public Health and Health Care System in the Area of Operations. ESF 8 Continue on-site water utility assessments being conducted in counties. ESF 10 Continue field work and assessments in highly affected areas with 50 Water Utility crews. ESF 10 Continue debris removal efforts in the Chipola River. ESF 10 Continue Disaster Debris Management site inspections and authorizations. ESF 10 Plan for relief of personnel deployed down-range to include wrap up services. ESF 16 Continue coordinating escorts of commodities. ESF 16 Provide support for local law enforcement including security and traffic control. ESF 16 Provide traffic control at the Arnold High School shelter. ESF 16 Support security at the opening of DSNAP sites in Wakulla, Taylor, Gulf, Franklin, and Bay. ESF 16

OPERATIONS SECTION – HUMAN SERVICES BRANCH LIFELINES

• Food, Water, Shelteringo There are currently 8 shelters opened with a shelter count of approximately 859; critical supplies have

been dispersed including more than 1 million bottles of water.• Safety and Security

o The SEOC continues to support statewide sheltering operations, and the need for a mosquitoresponse IMT is being assessed.

TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S) Ensure adequate supplies continue to be available to community feeding partners. ESF 6 Support transition to the AFO and identify IA program staffing needs. ESF 6 Identify local and state programs to ensure all resources are being utilized. ESF 6/8/11 Support MAST Teams in shelters. ESF 6






Continue to support Task Forces for Feeding and Sheltering. ESF 6 Distribute FEMA Flyers with disaster relief information at PODs etc. ESF 6/15/14 Continue to focus on Human Need and Comfort. ESF 6 Assess long term long term shelter space and facility. ESF 6 Coordinate with involved agencies and organizations to staff DRC’s. ESF 6 Identify individuals with disabilities and functional needs. ESF 6/ESF 8 Identify impacts to homeless shelters. ESF 6

Support janitorial and final clean up at shelters. ESF 6/Finance

Identify households that have power outages and owner responsible repairs. ESF 6

Support D-SNAP in 12 IA approved counties. ESF 6

Support consolidation of shelter operations in Bay County. ESF 6

Identify legal services staff to join MAST Teams. ESF 6/11 Identify State Agency and VOAD resources available by county to survivors. ESF 6/15/17 Identify equipment that can be demobilized. ESF 11 Continue to fulfill USDA food requests for congregate feeding. ESF 11 Participate on the Long-Term Feeding Task Force and plan for potential food orders. ESF 11 Continue to message Crisis Cleanup messaging, the phone number is 800-451-1954. ESF 15 Continue to support multi-agency warehouse missions. ESF 15 Support POD’s, Shelters, DRC’s and Base Camps with volunteers. ESF 15 Work to distribute tarps and expand teams. ESF 15 Distribute palm cards with critical information for partners in the field. ESF 15 Continue to match volunteer with volunteer opportunities. ESF 15 Deploy additional EMAC resources to replace current members and add more capacity. ESF 15 Deploy additional CERT team to support ESF-15 operations. ESF 15 Work with faith based organizations for temporary housing resources. ESF 15 Coordinate with VOAD organizations to establish long term recovery committees for case management.

ESF 15

Prepare educational materials to provide guidance from DEO to faith based and volunteer organizations regarding the Dislocated Worker Grant to build capacity in response.

ESF 15/ESF 18

Support agricultural needs in Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Franklin and Washington. ESF 17 The Mosquito Control Incident Response Team (MCIRT) will continue mosquito trapping activities in impacted areas.

ESF 17

Continue to coordinate with Florida Cattleman’s Association to address fencing needs for cattle and dairy industry partners.

ESF 17

Continue to coordinate with Office of Agricultural Water Policy (OAWP) to coordinate needs assessments and resource deliveries for water, power and fencing needs with OAWP staff.

ESF 17

Continue to coordinate with UF/IFAS Extension to receive farm and producer locations that are impacted and requesting resources.

ESF 17

Continue to deliver donations supplies to the affected counties: Jackson, Washington, Bay, Calhoun and Gulf.

ESF 17

Food Safety Assessment Teams will continue to assess retail and manufactured food facilities.

ESF 17

Coordinate with FDOT and USDOT to identify critical transportation needs for continuity of care.

Human Services






Coordinate with DOH on discharge planning from hospitals. Human Services OPERATIONS SECTION – INFRASTRUCTURE BRANCH

LIFELINES • Energy

o Electric utility workers, contractors and mutual aid continue restoring electric service to theimpacted areas. Utilities report more than 6,318 work force, contract and mutual aid restorationcrew members currently mobilized.

• Communicationso Telecommunication industry partners are restoring service with priority for critical facilities, such

as medical facilities, local Emergency Operations Centers and 9-1-1 dispatch.• Transportation

o Continue emergency roadway repairs and critical signal restoration. FDOT will, at the county’svoluntary request and limited to fiscally constrained counties, take on the responsibility for eachcounty’s existing pre-storm emergency debris removal contract.

• Safety and Security (supporting)o Clearing debris from roadways and restoring telecommunications, electricity and fuel to first

responders.TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S)

Continue permanent (Type II) signal repairs. ESF 1/3 Continue debris removal on off-system (county) roads per mission requests. ESF 1/3 Continue debris removal on state roads. ESF 1/3 Telecommunication industry partners will monitor, assess, and report communication operational status of facilities, equipment, and services.

ESF 2

Expedite restoration of communications. ESF 2 Continue monitoring SLERS (Statewide 800 MHZ radio) and county radio systems status. ESF 2 Right size fuel depots in impacted areas. ESF 12 Fuels Continue emergency fuel deliveries in impacted areas and critical needs facilities. ESF 12 Fuels Update mutual aid information for number of restoration crews. ESF 12 Power Mobilize deployment of electric restoration trucks, equipment, and staff. ESF 12 Power Monitor and assess status of facilities and equipment and report state-wide electric utilities service outages data and estimated restoration times in storm impacted areas.

ESF 12 Power

Monitor resources (restoration trucks, equipment, and staff). ESF 12 Power Continue to monitor the natural gas supply. ESF 12 Power

LOGISTICS SECTION LIFELINES

• Food, Water, Shelteringo Shelters: Supporting 10 shelters (4 demobilizing w/in the next 24 – 48 hours) with Showers,

Dumpsters, Cleaning Services, and Laundryo LSAs/ASAs: LSA at Tallahassee, LSA at Mariana; 1 ASA in Orlandoo Base Camps:

1. 9 Open: Knowles Ave. Port St. Joe, Port St. Joe High School (LEO), Marianna Airport,Tallahassee Airport, HG Harders Park (FEMA/First Responders), HG Harders Park(FLNG), Base Camp EOC, Old Airport (First Responders), Gulf Medical Center (hospitalstaff), 1,988/7300 (27%)1 transitioning in status: Beaches Airport






2. Incident Management Teams on standby at all 10 Base Camp locationso PODs: providing resources with 19 POD locations w/ 14 transitioning in status; continuing to monitor

POD statuso 13 DRCs open; 6 MRICs open

• Health & Medicalo Maintain sanitation resources and services for shelters, PODS, and base campso Consolidating blankets and heater distro in the event of a shift in climateo Demobilizing pumps at SLRC

TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S) Focus on fulfillment of priority items as requested by county EOC’s. Logistics/FLNG Service cooling/comfort stations, dumpsters, and SANPAC’s to POD’s. Logistics Distribute tarps to county EOCs as missions are entered. Logistics Branch units will provide feedback for mission management and accuracy. Logistics/FLNG Distribute and maintain critical services, laundry, shower, and other wrap around services to shelters.

Logistics

Provide logistical support for the consolidation of Bay County shelters to Arnold High School.

Logistics

Reallocate deployed commodities and repurpose deployed assets to priority locations. Logistics Support DRC logistical needs. Logistics Right-size Base Camp operations. Logistics Monitor and facilitate demobilization of PODs in Calhoun County by 11/6/18. Logistics/FLNG Support 1 Logistics APO at the AFO Logistics

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION SECTION TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S)

Coordinate with Logistics processing purchase orders (right sizing) for the LSA’s and Base Camps, and specific shelter needs.

Finance

Contact POCs for mission management to see if goods/services have been received. Finance ESF 13 – MILITARY AFFAIRS

TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S) Continue conducting POD, SLRC, LSAs, and Logistical support and provide SERT LNOs to 3 counties.

ESF-13/TF-164

ESF 14 – EXTERNAL AFFAIRS/PUBLIC INFORMATION TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S)

Push life safety and protective action messaging and amplify partner messaging via social media.

ESF 14

Handle media requests and continue to publish press release updates. ESF 14 ESF 18 – BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, AND ECONOMIC STABILIZATION

TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S) Support DEO in the implementation of the Bridge Loan, National Dislocated Worker Grant, and Disaster Unemployment Assistance programs.

ESF 18

Work with SBA and SBDCN to open and operate Business Recovery Centers. ESF 18 Identify and coordinate private sector support of ESF 6 comfort and morale effort to shelters.

ESF 18

Fulfill mission requests to provide staffing at Disaster Recovery Centers. ESF 18 Provide informational updates to private sector partners. ESF 18






Survey businesses to assess physical and economic impacts. ESF 18 RECOVERY SECTION

TASKS RESPONSIBLE ESF(S) JPDA for Public Assistance to take place on November 2, 2018. Recovery Continue face to face outreach in affected counties for Applicant Briefings. Recovery Inspections for Gadsden County are scheduled for Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers. Recovery Individual Assistance planning a trip to Branch 1. Recovery Housing Task Force Meeting occurring at 1500. Recovery Await determination for add on counties to declaration. Recovery






BATTLE RHYTHM | 10/31/2018 TIME EVENT LOCATION OR CONFERENCE CALL/WEBINAR INFO 0800 Unified Command and General Staff

Meeting 130D

0800 Shift Begins 0800 Lifeline Summary Updates Due from

Branches [email protected]

0800 Federal Ops Brief AFO Situation Room 0800 Bay County Call 130D 0900 Human Services and Logistics Sync

Meeting 130D

0900 MASTT Meeting DCR 0930 Emergency Services Tactics Meeting 130D 0930 Federal Command and General Staff

Meeting AFO Situation Room

1000 Mass Care Coordination Call Sadowski DCR 1100 Deadline for Sit Rep Inputs 1115 State/County Conference Call 130-D1200 Sit Rep Published 1200 IAP Inputs Due 1200 Joint Operations Tactics Meeting AFO Situation Room 1300 Shelter Morale Task Force 130D M,W,F 1400 Logistics Tactics Meeting 130D 1500 Housing Call Conference Call 1600 IAP Meeting 130-D/AFO Situation Room1700 Shift Ends 1730 SERT/FEMA Housing Coordinator Call Sadowski 360Q

Deputy Tyler Brown 1600-1900 850-294-5873

Deputy

DirectorDeputy

Richard Butgereit 850-778-6642

Chief

Support BranchLaura Beagle 850-251-0709

Alonna Vinson 850-901-8456

Connie Nunn 850-528-7517

Deputy

Larry Hancock 850-591-3812

Logistics Section

Help Desk

DirectorGIS

LTC Knox 813-598-5649

State Logistics Response Center

Jason Ray 850-443-0170 Maththew McCourt 850-815-4210DeputyDirector

ESF 1/3

ESF 2

Technical Services Branch

Director

Irene Cabral 850-245-1702Danette McBride 850-815-4935Hank Stephens 850-815-4935

Planner

Juan Matos 850-815-4860Infrastructure Branch

Branch PlannerESF 17Situation Unit Greg Christy 850-321-9830/LeiAnna Tucker

Kaylynn

Human Services Branch

Doug Roberts 850-688-5768DirectorDeputyPlanner

Human Services Branch Planner

Emergency Services Branch Planner

Infrastructure Branch Planner

Pam Hughes 850-528-5638

Peter Newman 850-443-8128/Patricia BroadwayDexter Harris 850-363-2002/Kyle Jordan

Ken Skalitzky 850-661-0725/Christy Rojas-Kasten

ESF 6ESF 11

ESF 15

Brooke Kincaid

Harvey Jones/Heather Myers/Melanie Walker

Planning SectionChief

DeputyMeteorology

Ryan Lock/Laura Waterman

Amy Godsey/Cameron YoungESF 10

ESF 16

ESF 5

AnnMarie Insalaco/Amy PetersonLead

Joe Steadman 850-251-5987

Samantha Cooksey 850-545-8644

ESF 18FEMA Liaison

ESF 13

Jaxon LearBeverly ByertsPaul Williams

Melissa DeLeon

Kevin HardyEric LottPlanner

ESF 4/9 Wayne Watts 850-528-8200

ESF 8 Christie Luce 850-363-4777

Taylor CheneyBrianna Beynart

Ian Guidicelli

Emergency Services BranchAgency/Organization Representatives

LegalDirectorDeputy

ESF 14 Andrew WilberRobert Dietrich 850-727-3414Kim Sharkey 850-528-8976

Duty OfficerOps SupportIMT Planner

SERT Chief Leo LachatDeputy SERT Chief

Public Information Officer Alberto Moscoso

SERT/SEOC ASSIGNMENT LIST 0700-1900 | ICS FORM 203

Incident Commander(s) and Command Staff Operations SectionSCO Wesley Maul

Deputy SCO Michael KennettAshley Davis

Axel Runtschke/Sam WaltersChief

Deputy

Recovery PlannerIA Coordinator

PA OfficerFinance/Administration Section

Chief

Administrator

Susanne McDaniel/Lakesha Cason/Dawna Johnson/Tara Walters

Phyllis Vaughn 850‐815‐4834/850‐879‐0723

Deputy LTC Henson 850-558-9168

Director CPT Cossey 904-891-2507Amanda Campen 850-815-4910

Pam Lett/Darryn GipsonPage Merkison 850-510-7912

Melissa Shirah

Support Services

Virgil Howard 850-294-5873DirectorDeputy

1LT Whirle 352-302-5319

Service Branch

Rosalyn Ingram

Bureau Chief

Section ChiefDeputy

Jimmy Nguyen 850-815-4020

Joseph Oglesby 850-509-9118

Robert Graves 850-413-6838

Debbie Bass 850-544-3945

ESF 12 Power

ESF 12 Fuels

Recovery Section

Deputy SCO Michael Kennett DeputySERT Chief Kevin Guthrie Duty Officer Taylor Cheney

SERT/SEOC ASSIGNMENT LIST 1900-0700 | ICS FORM 203

Incident Commander(s) and Command Staff Operations SectionSCO Wes Maul Chief Ashley Davis

ESF 14 Emergency Services BranchAgency/Organization Representatives Director Rob Dietrich 850-727-3414

Deputy SERT Chief Linda McWhorter Ops Support SWO 850-413-9900Public Information Officer Alberto Moscoso IMT Planner SWO 850-413-9900

ESF 13 Melissa DeLeon 850-251-0962

Planning Section ESF 4/9 John Kohnke 850-591-0185

Legal DeputyESF 18 Beverly Byerts 850-666-3747

PlannerFEMA Liaison

Meteorology Cameron Young 850-688-2119 ESF 16 Rhonda Kerce 850-694-3271ESF 5 Human Services Branch

Chief Ryan Lock 850-841-9484 ESF 8 866-786-4673Deputy ESF 10 Brooke Kincaid 386-793-7882

Lead Director Pam Hughes 850-528-5638

Human Services Branch PlannerDeputy Doug Roberts 850-688-5768Planner

Infrastructure Branch PlannerESF 15 Ken Skalitzky 850-661-0725ESF 17 Dr. Greg Christie 850-321-9830

Emergency Services Branch PlannerESF 6 Peter Newman 850-443-8128

ESF 11 Dexter Harris 850-363-2002

Technical Services Branch Deputy Matthew McCourt 850-815-4210Director Jason Ray 850-443-0170 Planner

Branch Planner Infrastructure BranchSituation Unit Director Juan Matos 850-815-4860

Chief Lt. Col. Knox 813-598-5649Deputy

GIS ESF 1/3 Irene Cabral 850-245-1702Help Desk

Logistics Section

ESF 2 Danette McBride 850-815-4935

Luis Salvador 850-567-0199ESF 12 PowerESF 12 Fuels

State Logistics Response CenterDirector

Bureau ChiefSupport BranchDirectorDeputy

Recovery PlannerIA Coordinator

Section ChiefDeputy

Deputy

Chief

Administrator

Support Services

PA Officer

Director Gene Buerkle 850-294-5873

DirectorDeputy

DeputyService Branch Finance/Administration Section

Phyllis Vaughn 850‐879‐0723

Recovery SectionDebbie Bass 850-544-3945

Joseph Oglesby 850-509-9118

FEMA ICS FORM 202

INCIDENT OBJECTIVES1. FEMA Disaster Number:

DR-4399-FL

2. Date/Time Prepared:

11/03/2018 1600 EST

4. Operational Period: 11/04/2018 0700 EST to 11/05/2018 0700 EST

5. General objectives for the Incident:

Objective

NumberDescription

12a Maintain the safety of responders in the impacted areas including continuity planning. (Safety and Security Lifeline)

8Provide timely disaster specific information to the public, stakeholders and the media. (All Lifelines and UnifiedRecovery Outcomes)

2aConsolidate shelter populations and transition sheltered survivors to safe, sanitary, and secure short-term housing.(Food, Water, and Shelter Lifeline)

11bRegister disaster survivors and businesses for recovery assistance and provide follow-on case management. (Food,Water, and Shelter Lifeline, Housing & Economic Recovery Unified Recovery Outcomes)

14Collect Rights of Entry and install temporary blue roofs; evaluate additional temporary home repair solutions. (Food,Water, and Shelter Lifeline, Housing Unified Recovery Outcome)

17aConduct housing inspections and provide Direct Housing assistance to eligible applicants in Bay, Calhoun, Gadsden,Gulf, and Jackson Counties. (Housing Unified Recovery Outcome)

19 Mitigate public health impacts. (Health & Medical Lifeline)

5d Maintain and uninstall generators for temporary emergency power requirements. (All Lifelines)

6bMaintain stabilization of secondary and tertiary transportation arteries in the designated counties. (TransportationLifeline)

15bConduct infrastructure assessments, provide technical assistance on emergency repairs, and potential temporarycritical public facilities. (All Lifelines)

16bRemove debris including: hazardous materials, sunken, derelict, or displaced vessels. (Hazardous Waste &Transportation Lifelines)

3bProvide communications for federal recovery assistance program delivery, and overhead staff functions. (Food, Water,Shelter Lifeline & Communications Lifelines)

20Implement and administer the Public Assistance program in compliance with all applicable authorities, laws, andpolicies to permanently repair damaged infrastructure. (Infrastructure Unified Recovery Outcome)

18 Reduce the impact and loss from future disasters. (Community Resilience Unified Recovery Outcome)

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

Rain chances increase Sunday and continue through much of next week. Severe weather not expected.

Weather Forecast

Branch I

Lows: 52-56, Highs: 71-74. Chance of Rain: 30-50%. Winds: E 5-10mph

Branch II

Lows: 47-50, Highs: 68-70. Chance of Rain: 10-30%. Winds: E 5-10mph

Branch III

Lows: 46-49, Highs: 68-73. Chance of Rain: 0%. Winds: ENE 5mph

Branch IV

Lows: 49-56, Highs: 68-73. Chance of Rain: 40-50%. Winds: E 5mph

Tropics: There are NO tropical systems threatening the Gulf coast within the next 5 days.

River Flood Warnings: There are currently NO rivers in flood stage.

7. General/Safety Message

With the impending chances of severe weather impacting the area we wanted to remind staff of precautions to take. It the event ofsevere weather the National Weather Service will broad cast emergency information over 1610 am on your radio dial.

Severe Weather Procedures

Tornado Watch: Tornadoes are likely to occur in the watch area. Be ready to act quickly and take shelter, and check supply kits.Monitor radio and television stations for more information.

Tornado Warning: Imminent threat – A tornado has been sighted in the area or has been indicated by radar. Take shelterimmediately.

The following is a summary of typical tornadoes: •They may strike quickly, with little or no warning. •They may appear nearly transparent until dust and debris are picked up or a cloud forms in the funnel. •The average tornado moves Southwest to Northeast in the U.S., but tornadoes have been known to move in any direction. •The average forward speed of a tornado is 30 miles per hour (48 km/h), but has varied from stationary to 70 mph (110 km/h). •Tornadoes can also accompany tropical storms and hurricanes as they move onto land. Steps to take: •Be alert to the changing weather conditions. •Listen to NOAA Weather, or to local commercial radio or television newscasts for the latest information. • Watch various common danger signs, including: dark, often greenishcolored sky; large hail stones; a large, dark, lowlying cloud (particularly if rotating); loud roar of wind, sounding similar to a freight train.

Upon seeing an approaching storm or noticing any of the danger signs, they were advised to prepare to take shelter immediately,such as moving to a safe room, internal stairway, or other safe-haven area.

If you have a question about the status of FEMA-DR-4399-FL operations please call the COOP Announcement Number: 866-854-3729 and choose Option 1 for Florida.

8. Attachments (mark if attached)

Assignment Lists - ICS 204 Organization Chart - ICS 207 Critical Information Requirements

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

Telephone Communications Plan - ICS

205 AMeeting Schedule - ICS 230

Medical Plan - ICS 206 Incident Map

9. Prepared by:

Megan Cohen RESL

Date/Time: 11/03/2018 1600 EST

10. Reviewed By:

David Clay PSC

Date/Time: 11/03/2018 1600 EST

FEMA ICS Form 205A IncidentTelephone Communication Plan

FEMA Disaster Number:DR-4399-FL

2. Operational Period:11/04/2018 0700 EST to 11/05/2018 0700 EST

3. Contact List

Incident Facilities/Contacts

Incident Facilities Facility Operational Hours Phone NumberAdditional

Info

Florida State Emergency Operations Center ,SEOC ,

2555 Shumard Oak Boulevard , Tallahassee ,

FL 32399-2100

USNG: 16R GU 66064 64872

Monday: 0700 EST - 1900 EST

Tuesday: 0700 EST - 1900 EST

Wednesday: 0700 EST - 1900 EST

Thursday: 0700 EST - 1900 EST

Friday: 0700 EST - 1900 EST

Saturday: 0700 EST - 1900 EST

Sunday: 0700 EST - 1900 EST

Main Switchboard

Phone: 850-413-9969N/A

Area Field Office Tallahassee ,AFO ,

2670 Executive Center Circle West , Tallahassee ,

FL 32301

USNG: 16R GU 65503 68960








TBDSuttonBuilding

Area Field Office Annex ,AFO ,

2728 Centerview Drive , Tallahassee ,

FL 32301

USNG: 16R GU 65688 68621








TBDForrestBuilding

JFO , 6021 South Rio Grande Avenue ,

Orlando , FL 32809

USNG: 17R MM 60774 49309






Saturday: Closed

Sunday: Closed

Kendal Sessions (F)

Phone: 202-384-5075

DR-4337-FL JFO

Region IV Office ,Region Office ,

3003 Chamblee Tucker Road , Atlanta ,

GA 30341-4112

USNG: 16S GC 52740 52155








Watch Officer

Phone: 770-220-3158

Fax: 770-220-8797

N/A

Temporary Branch I Office - Green Hornet atGulf Coast State College ,Temporary Branch Office ,

637 Highway 2300 , Panama City ,

FL 32409

USNG: 16R FU 28806 52665








Christopher Allen (F)

Phone: 540-532-0476

Bay County PanamaCity, FL

Temporary Branch II and Branch III Office ,Temporary Branch Office , 15629 County Road 12 ,

Bristol , FL 32428

USNG: 16R FU 94670 63492








Craig Levy (F)

Phone: 202-341-3470

LibertyCounty Bristol, FL

Branch II Satellite Office ,Temporary Branch Office , 2300 Pioneer Boulevard ,

Chipley , FL 32428

USNG: 16R FU 34463 89692








Craig Levy (F)

Phone: 202-341-3470

WashingtonCounty Chipley, FL

Temporary Branch IV and V Office - AFOAnnex ,

Temporary Branch Office , 2728 Centerview Dr ,

Tallahassee , FL 32301-6200

USNG: 16R GU 65688 68621








John Libby (F)

Phone: 256-454-4370

LeonCounty TallahasseeFL

Base Camp - HG Harders Park ,Base Camp ,

8110 John Pitts Road , Panama City ,

FL 32404

USNG: 16R FU 43403 47224








Mike Kendall (F)

Phone: 347-393-3705


Base Camp - Marianna Municipal Airport ,Base Camp ,

3689 Industrial Park Drive , Marianna , FL 32446

USNG: 16R FV 73906 12748








John DeWolf (F)

Phone: 813-714-3527

JacksonCounty MariannaFL

Base Camp - Northwest Florida BeachesInternational Airport ,

Base Camp , 6300 West Bay Oarkway ,

Panama City , FL 32409

USNG: 16R FU 24333 58966








Joel Garza (F)

Phone: 956-617-6566


Base Camp ECO ,Base Camp ,

540 Highway 2300 , Panama City ,

FL 32409

USNG: 16R FU 28986 52729








Dave Hanneman (F)

Phone: 208-716-6701


Base Camp Port St. Joe ,Base Camp ,

1000 Cecil G. Costin Sr. Boulevard #500 , Port St. Joe ,

FL 32456

USNG: 16R FT 65183 99573








Steven Moore (F)

Phone: 979-587-9081

Gulf County Port St. Joe,FL

State Logistics Response Center (SLRC) ,State LSA ,

2702 Directors Row , Orlando , FL 32809

USNG: 17R MM 58770 48121








Connie Nunn (S)

Phone: 850-528-7517

OrangeCounty

Marianna Municipal Airport ,State LSA ,

3689 Industrial Park Drive , Marianna , FL 32446

USNG: 16R FV 73906 12748








Bob Johnson (S)

Phone: 678-491-4328

JacksonCounty

Suwannee Valley State Farmer's Market ,State LSA ,

2920 County Road 136 , White Spring ,

FL 32096

USNG: 17R LP 26628 55596








Mike Anama (S)

Phone: 646-248-0790

HamiltonCounty

Tallahassee Airport ,State LSA ,

3240 Capital Circle South West , Tallahassee ,

FL 32310

USNG: 16R GU 54346 66089








LT Musolf (S)

Phone: 850-567-9095

LeonCounty

Tallahassee Regional Airport ,FSA ,

3300 Capital Circle Southwest , Tallahassee ,

FL 32310

USNG: 16R GU 54818 65849








Jeff Glass (F)

Phone: 202-717-0368

LeonCounty

FSA Panama City Beach ,FSA ,

12000 Beachfront Road , Panama City Beach ,

FL 32407

USNG: 16R FU 1298 4042








Leo Montalvo (F)

Phone: 720-245-1555Bay County

Duke Field ,ISB ,

4300 77th Special Forces , Eglin Air Force Base ,

FL 32536

USNG: 16R EU 34031 94521








Bob Johnson (F)

Phone: 678-491-4328N/A

Craig Field ,ISB ,

600 West Park Drive , Selma ,

AL 36701

USNG: 16S DA 99357 81657








Jeff Daniels (F)

Phone: 615-946-6066N/A

USACE Recovery Field Office ,Recovery Field Office , 4635 Gulfstar Drive ,

Destin , FL 32541

USNG: 16R EU 56327 61868








LTC Gussenhoven (O)

Phone: 646-540-0266

OkaloosaCounty

DRC #1 - Wakulla County Community OneStop ,DRC ,

318 Shadeville Highway , Crawfordville ,

FL 32327

USNG: 16R GU 54084 42051








Isabella Coleman (F)

Phone: 941-321-4604

WakullaCounty

DRC #2 - Carrabelle Public Library ,DRC ,

311 Saint James Avenue , Carrabelle , FL 32322

USNG: 16R GU 25883 04485








Claudette Coyle (F)

Phone: 256-454-4496

FranklinCounty

DRC #3 - University Extension Office ,DRC ,

2741 Penn Avenue , Marianna , FL 32448

USNG: 16R FV 67046 04860








Blas Anes (F)

Phone: 202-631-9411

JacksonCounty

DRC #4 - LeRoy Collins Main Library ,DRC ,

200 West Park Avenue , Tallahassee ,

FL 32301

USNG: 16R GU 60856 70923








Patricia Lewis (F)

Phone: 202-506-0859

LeonCounty

DRC #5 - Holmes County AG Center ,DRC ,

1173 East Highway 90 , Bonifay , FL 32425

USNG: 16R FV 28032 06790








Filiberto Miranda-Boyer (F)

Phone: 202-717-1476

HolmesCounty

DRC #6 - Washington County AG Center ,DRC ,

1424 West Jackson Avenue , Chipley , FL 32428

USNG: 16R FV 38629 05834








Michelle Andrews (F)

Phone: 347-886-5308

WashingtonCounty

DRC #7 - (Old) Gretna Elementary School ,DRC ,

706 Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard , Gretna ,

FL 32332

USNG: 16R GU 24696 88309








James O'Neill (F)

Phone: 609-508-2200

GadsdenCounty

DRC #8 - Veterans Memorial Park ,DRC ,

10405 Northwest Theo Jacobs Way , Bristol ,

FL 32321-3299

USNG: 16R FU 94215 67375








Karen Smith (F)

Phone: 202-664-9619

LibertyCounty

DRC #9 - Port St. Joe Library ,DRC ,

110 Library Drive , Port St. Joe ,

FL 32456

USNG: 16R FT 65294 99598








Rodney Robinson (F)

Phone: 609-508-2317Gulf County

DRC #10 - Sam Atkins Park ,DRC ,

Northwest Silas Green Street , Blountstown ,

FL 32424

USNG: 16R FU 85641 69628








Jodi Carson (F)

Phone: 202-705-9631

CalhounCounty

DRC #11 - Bay County Public Library ,DRC ,

898 West 11th Street , Panama City ,

FL 32401

USNG: 16R FU 27882 38141








Louise Fuller (F)


DRC #12 - Wewahitchka Town Hall ,DRC ,

211 FL-71 , Wewahitchka ,

FL 32465

USNG: 16R FU 73453 32873








Homer Tedder (F)


DRC #13 - John B. Gore Park ,DRC ,

599 Beulah Avenue , Callaway , FL 32404

USNG: 16R FU 37708 34809








Carl Daley (F)


BRC 1 - Wakulla County Community One stop ,BRC ,

318 Shadeville Highway , Crawfordville ,

FL 32327

USNG: 16R GU 57579 44268







Sunday: Closed

Eric Shaw (O)

Phone: 404-895-8439

WakullaCounty

BRC 2 - Super Puffs Snacks ,BRC ,

700 West Lance Drive , Perry ,

FL 32348

USNG: 17R KP 50876 33398







Sunday: Closed

Eric Shaw (O)

Phone: 404-895-8439

TaylorCounty

BRC 3 - Franklin County Public Library ,BRC ,

311 St. James Avenue , Carabelle , FL 32322

USNG: 16R GU 25883 04485







Sunday: Closed

Eric Shaw (O)

Phone: 404-895-8439

FranklinCounty

BRC 4 - Veteran Memorial Civic Center ,BRC ,

10561 Northwest Theo Jacobs Way , Bristol ,

FL 32321

USNG: 16R FU 94254 67375







Sunday: Closed

Eric Shaw (O)

Phone: 404-895-8439

LibertyCounty

.

BRC 6 - Washington County Chamber ofCommerce ,

BRC , 672 5th Street ,

Chipley , FL 32428

USNG: 16R FV 39715 06283







Sunday: Closed

Eric Shaw (O)

Phone: 404-895-8439

WashingtonCounty

MBRC 1a - Bay County City Job Center ,BRC ,

625 US-231 , Panama City ,

FL 32405

USNG: 16R FU 29785 39676







Sunday: Closed

Mike Myhre (O)

Phone: 850-898-3479

Bay County

Mobile BRC

MBRC 2a - Blountstown Center ,BRC ,

16908 Northeast Pear Street , Blountstown ,

FL 32424

USNG: 16R FU 87730 69709







Sunday: Closed

Eric Shaw (O)

Phone: 404-895-8439

CalhounCounty

Mobile BRC

Command

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA

Name Phone Work Email

State Coordinating Officer X Wes Maul 407-375-2844 [email protected]

Deputy State Coordinating Officer X Michael Kennett 850-528-5637 [email protected]

SERT Chief X Leo Lachat 850-815-4201 [email protected]

Deputy SERT Chief X Kevin Guthrie 850-815-4840 [email protected]

Federal Coordinating Officer XThomas J.

McCool303-548-2493 [email protected]

Deputy Federal Coordinating Officer X Fredrick Choi 202-802-3159 [email protected]

Deputy Federal Coordinating Officer forResponse

XThomasFargione

202-441-7409 [email protected]

Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinator X Sandra Eslinger 202-834-4472 [email protected]

Interagency Recovery Coordination

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Command Staff

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Chief Of Staff XRaymond

Hetherington404-695-1407 [email protected]

Deputy Chief of Staff X Faye Sellers 202-716-1016 [email protected]

FCO Executive Assistant XMargaret

Martinez Roman202-417-5825 [email protected]

Lead Legal Advisor X Jaxon Lear 850-694-6620 [email protected]

Legal Advisor X Sean Nguyen 202-679-7929 [email protected]

Lead Safety Officer XJames "Casey"

Platt870-315-0871 [email protected]

Security Manager X Nicholas Soriano 202-436-1509 [email protected]

Disability Integration Advisor X John Daly 202-674-0989 [email protected]

Environmental and Historic PreservationAdvisor

X Holly Pelt 407-913-8067 [email protected]

Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisor X Noel L. Miner 609-508-2236 [email protected]

Equal Rights Advisor X Jeanne Large 609-508-2232 [email protected]

Field Support Unit Lead X Amber Manko 202-714-8479 [email protected]

Public Information Officer X Alberto Moscoso 850-321-8503 [email protected]

External Affairs Officer X Mary Hudak 770-220-5226 [email protected]

Deputy External Affairs Officer X Richard Krikava 202-445-8820 [email protected]

Assistant External Affairs Officer -Congressional Affairs

X Jody Bruckner 304-542-6249 [email protected]

Assistant External Affairs Officer -Products and Planning

X Robert Hoffman 720-415-6503 [email protected]

Assistant External Affairs Officer -Intergovernmental Affairs

X James Woodard 202-826-3213 [email protected]

Operations

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Operations Section Chief X Taylor Cheney 850-545-4047 [email protected]

Operations Section Chief XDominique

Lenox540-532-1092 [email protected]

Deputy Operations Section Chief X Sam Walters 850-519-8638 [email protected]

Deputy Operations Section Chief X Steve Ward 215-279-2414 [email protected]

Deputy Operations Section Chief X Pam Zawada 617-794-9845 [email protected]

Assistant OSC for GeographicOperations

X Mary Millholland 202-805-9218 [email protected]

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

State Branch I Director X Gina Lambert 850-591-3855 [email protected]

Branch I Director XChristopher

Allen540-532-0476 [email protected]

Deputy Branch I Director X Kevin Edwards 540-532-2033 [email protected]

Bay County Division Supervisor X Donald Clark 202-716-6424 [email protected]

Bay County Deputy Division Supervisor X Jazmyn Ortiz 202-714-3029 [email protected]

Gulf County Division Supervisor X Paul Siddell 850-519-8633 [email protected]

Gulf County Division Supervisor X John Ford 202-709-1361 [email protected]

Gulf County Deputy Division Supervisor XNicole "Allison"

Pfaendler202-704-4028 [email protected]

State Branch II Director X Wanda Stafford 850-528-7525 [email protected]

Branch II Director X Timothy Manner 202-531-9544 [email protected]

Deputy Branch II Director X Jon Huss 202-706-0452 [email protected]

Washington County Division Supervisor X Larry Pigg 202-531-2376 [email protected]

State Branch III Director X Brian Bradshaw 850-519-8639 N/A

Branch III Director X Timothy Manner 202-531-9544 [email protected]

Deputy Branch III Director X Jon Huss 202-706-0452 [email protected]

Calhoun County National Guard LNO X SFC Loeb 727-644-5131 N/A

Calhoun County Division Supervisor X John Fenn 404-583-5055 [email protected]

Calhoun County Division Supervisor X Michael Riley202-702-7153/ 8816-3169-2860 (Sat.)

[email protected]

Gadsden County Division Supervisor X Paul Williams 229-977-4172 [email protected]

Gadsden County Division Supervisor X Sharon Lavant 609-508-2991 [email protected]

Jackson County National Guard LNO X CPT Griffin 850-557-1567 N/A

Jackson County Division Supervisor XDennis

Mangioni202-718-3877 [email protected]

Jackson County Division Supervisor X Glenn Bowles 202-288-6204 [email protected]

Liberty County Division Supervisor X William Roberts 816-621-9535 [email protected]

Liberty County Division Supervisor X Donald Price 916-715-9669 [email protected]

State Branch IV Director X Willie Bouie 850-519-1469 [email protected]

Branch IV Director X Thomas Dargan 330-980-6646 [email protected]

Deputy Branch IV Director X Patrick Cornbill 917-331-2488 [email protected]

Franklin County Division Supervisor X Jasmin Cesko 202-704-8174 [email protected]

Leon County Division Supervisor XDonald

Wenschhof202-655-8821 [email protected]

Wakulla County Division Supervisor XThomas

Raymann202-733-0344 [email protected]

Wakulla County Division Supervisor X Sean Brinson 202-704-0809 [email protected]

State Branch V Director X Willie Bouie 850-519-1469 [email protected]

Branch V Director X Thomas Dargan 330-980-6646 [email protected]

Deputy Branch V Director X Patrick Cornbill 917-331-2488 [email protected]

Taylor County Division Supervisor XThomas

Raymann202-733-0344 [email protected]

Taylor County Division Supervisor X Sean Brinson 202-704-0809 [email protected]

Human Services Branch Director X Pam Hughes 850-815-4111 [email protected]

Individual Assistance Officer X Page Merkison 850-510-7912 [email protected]

Individual Assistance Branch Director X Carmalla Coley 202-674-6331 [email protected]

Deputy Individual Assistance Officer X Sara Long 850-443-2043 [email protected]

Deputy Individual Assistance BranchDirector

X Angela Grant 202-705-9750 [email protected]

ESF 06 Mass Care X Peter Newman 850-443-8128 [email protected]

Red Cross LNO to State EOC X Cesar Rivera 404-858-7049 [email protected]

TSA/Mass Care Coordinator X Dan Porth 602-531-8715 [email protected]

Mass Care Group Supervisor XJames

Fumbanks202-815-3017 [email protected]

Unmet Needs Coordinator X Sandy Lanier 850-559-7338 [email protected]

Housing Coordinator X Sandy Lanier 850-559-7338 [email protected]

DRC Coordinator X Meg Owen 225-329-6000 N/A

DRC Group Supervisor XWinnie

Carpenter202-320-8498 [email protected]

ESF 15 Volunteers and Donations X Ken Skalitzky 850-414-7400 [email protected]

VAL Group Supervisor X Ronan Dalcross 202-705-9703 [email protected]

ESF 11 Food and Water X Dexter Harris 850-617-7444 [email protected]

ESF 17 Animal Protection X Greg Christy 850-321-9830 [email protected]

Small Business Administration (SBA)Liaison

X Eric Shaw 404-895-8439 [email protected]

Information Management GroupSupervisor

X Kim Wilkinson 850-559-9660 [email protected]

Information Management GroupSupervisor

XVeronicaHerford


Public Assistance Officer X Mellissa Shirah 850-590-9287 N/A

Infrastructure Branch Director X Sidney Melton 940-208-4566 [email protected]

Deputy Infrastructure Branch Director X Kathy Reynolds 770-220-5321 kathy [email protected]

Public Assistance Group Supervisor XAnnie "LeAnne"

Ford850-445-4543 [email protected]

ESF 01/03 Transportation/Public Works X Irene Cabral 850-414-5336 [email protected]

ESF 01 Transportation X Leah Russell 404-909-6700 [email protected]

ESF 02 Communications X Hank Stephens N/A [email protected]

MERS Coordinator X Greg Paquette 229-425-6686 [email protected]

ESF 03 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers X Frank Randon 202-368-6150 [email protected]

ESF 12 Energy (Fuel) X Debbie Bass 850-815-4207 [email protected]

ESF 12 Energy (Power) X Robert Graves 850-933-0309 [email protected]

ESF 12 Energy (Power) (Virtual) X Bill Edwards 509-572-0371 [email protected]

DHS Infrastructure Protection LNO X Billy Sasser 850-420-8944 [email protected]

Hazard Mitigation Branch Director X Miles Anderson 850-815-4501 [email protected]

Hazard Mitigation Branch Director XLaura

McSweeney425-492-4364 [email protected]

Deputy Hazard Mitigation BranchDirector

XJose Mateo

Morel816-398-3302 [email protected]

HM Program Group Supervisor XShirley

Matthews202-802-2179 [email protected]

Disaster Survivor AssistanceCoordinator

X Lisa Oien 239-821-6457 [email protected]

Disaster Survivor Assistance BranchDirector

X Toby Rice 225-892-8090 [email protected]

Emergency Services Branch Director X Robert Dietrich 850-727-3414 [email protected]

Deputy Emergency Services BranchDirector

X Kim Sharkey 850-528-8976 [email protected]

Emergency Services Branch Director X Victor Ceglie 202-655-8510 [email protected]

ESF 08 Health and Medical X Christie Luce 850-363-4777 [email protected]

ESF 08 Health and Medical (Virtual) X Tom Bowman 404-450-0010 [email protected]

ESF 04/09 Firefighting/Search andRescue

X Wayne Watts 850-381-6941 [email protected]

ESF 10 Hazmat X Nick Roff 850-491-5482 [email protected]

ESF 10 EPA (Virtual) X Johnnie Purify 770-324-0957 [email protected]

ESF 10 EPA Hazardous Materials X Chris Russell N/A [email protected]

ESF 10 USCG Hazardous Materials XLCDR Todd

Remusat407-257-6099 [email protected]

ESF 16 Law Enforcement X Harvey Jones 850-410-7067 [email protected]

ESF 13 Military Affairs XMAJ Melissa

DeLeon850-251-0962 [email protected]

Logistics

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Logistics Section Chief XLTC Steven

Knox850-815-4904

[email protected]

Logistics Section Chief XRobert

McDougald703-254-7701 [email protected]

Support Branch Director X Eric Dixon 347-626-9233 [email protected]

Service Branch Director X Kimberly Dargan 202-821-3822 [email protected]

Communications Unit Leader X Jeremy Nowell 228-239-0408 [email protected]

Ordering Unit Leader X Roxana Riojas 202-262-6387 [email protected]

External Support Branch Director X Shanon Bradford 202-702-5631 [email protected]

Logistics Facilities Unit leader X Steven Ryberg 609-433-6825 [email protected]

Federal Staging Area Unit Leader XRobert "RJ"

Jones940-898-5565 [email protected]

Fuel Management Officer/DRCs X Dan Green 202-538-2710 [email protected]

GSA LNO X Arrion J. Moore 404-272-7988 [email protected]

Planning

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Planning Section Chief X Glen Hammers 850-591-9947 [email protected]

Planning Section Chief X David Clay 907-787-9192 [email protected]

Deputy Planning Section Chief XStewart

Matthiesen540-532-1497 [email protected]

Situation Unit Leader X Drew Sussman N/A [email protected]

Situation Unit Leader X Chong Lo 202-704-7796 [email protected]

Resources Unit Leader X Megan Cohen 202-714-8672 [email protected]

Documentation Unit Leader X Nicolai Modrow N/A N/A

Documentation Unit Leader X Shirlene Ricard 504-458-4701 [email protected]

Planning Support Unit Leader X Michelle Reeves 202-802-7510 [email protected]

GIS Unit Leader X Sharon Williams 202-714-4188 [email protected]

Future Planning Unit Leader X J.D. Boesch 202-573-4820 [email protected]

Finance & Administration

Position

State

Tribe

FEMA

OFA


Finance and Administration SectionChief

X Phyllis Vaughn 850-879-0723 [email protected]

Finance and Administration SectionChief (Orlando)

X William Hamrick 202-815-7555 [email protected]

Deputy Finance and AdministrationSection Chief

X Marcie Mosley 202-754-1957 [email protected]


X Winsome Reid 202-821-8967 [email protected]


XMariko

Sandberg-Braham


Human Resource Unit Leader XTreva Horton-

Baker202-718-3908 [email protected]

Travel Manager X Jesse Perea 202-739-1838 [email protected]

Cost Unit Leader X Joyce Moore 228-594-3100 [email protected]

Procurement Unit Leader X Kenneth Holmes 770-220-8770 [email protected]

4. Prepared by: Megan CohenDate/Time: 11/03/2018 1600 EST

5. Reviewed by: David ClayDate/Time: 11/03/2018 1600 EST

4. Prepared By: Megan Cohen, RESL David Clay, PSC5. Reviewed By:

Planning Section Chief

Glen Hammers (S)

David Clay (F)

Deputy Planning Section Chief

Stewart Matthiesen (F)

Resources Unit Leader

Megan Cohen (F)

Situation Unit Leader

Drew Sussman (S)

Chong Lo (F)

Finance & Admin Section Chief

Phyllis Vaughan (S)

William Hamrick (F)

Deputy F/A Section Chief

Marcie Moseley (F)

Winsome Reid (F)

Mariko Sandberg-Braham (F)

Operations Section Chief

Taylor Cheney (S)

Dominique Lenox (F)

Deputy Operations

Section Chief

Sam Walters (S)

Steve Ward (F)

Pam Zawada (F)

Assistant OSC for Geographic

Operations

Mary Millholland (F)

Logistics Section Chief

LTC Steven Knox (S)

Robert McDougald (F)

External Support

Branch Director

Shannon Bradford (F)

Support Branch

Director

Eric Dixon (F)

Human Resources

Unit Leader

Treva Horton-Baker (F)

See Operations Org Chart

GIS Unit Leader

Sharon Williams (F)

Service Branch

Director

Kim Dargan (F)

Documentation Unit

Leader

Nicolai Modrow (S)

Shirlene Ricard (F)

1. Incident Name 2. Date/Time Prepared 3. Operational Period Date/TimeICS 207

COMMAND & GENERAL STAFF

ORGANIZATION CHART

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0700 EST 11/05/2018

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1600 ESTPage 1 of 3

Chief of Staff: Ray Hetherington (F)

Deputy Chief of Staff: Faye Sellers (F)

Executive Assistant: Margaret Martinez Roman (F)

Legal Advisor: Jaxon Lear (S), Sean Nguyen (F)

Safety Officer: James “Casey” Platt (F)

Security Manager: Nicholas Soriano (F)

Disability Integration Advisor: John Daly (F)

Environmental Historic Preservation Advisor: Holly Pelt (F)

Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisor: Noel L. Miner (F)

Equal Rights Advisor: Jeanne Large (F)

Field Support Unit Lead: Amber Manko (F)

State Coordinating Officer

Wes Maul (S)

Deputy SCO

Michael Kennett (S)

SERT Chief

Leo Lachat (S)

Deputy SERT Chief

Kevin Guthrie (S)

Federal Coordinating Officer

Thomas McCool (F)

Deputy Federal Coordinating Officer

Frederick Choi (F)

Deputy FCO For Response

Tom Fargione (F)

Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinator

Sandra Eslinger (F)

Public Information Officer: Alberto Moscoso (S)

External Affairs Officer: Mary Hudak (F)

Deputy EAO: Richard Krikava (F)

Assistant EAO - Congressional Affairs: Jody Bruckner (F)

Assistant EAO - Planning and Products: Robert Hoffman (F)

Assistant EAO - Intergovernmental Affairs: James Woodard (F)

GSA LNO

Arrion J. Moore (O)

Ordering Unit Lead

Roxana Riojas (F)

Communications

Unit Lead

Jeremy Nowell (F)

Planning Support Unit

Leader

Michelle Reeves (F)

Facilities Unit Lead

Steve Ryberg (F)

Fuel Management

Officer/DRCs

Dan Green (F)

FSA Unit Lead

Robert “RJ” Jones (F)

Future Planning Unit

Leader

J.D. Boesch (F)

Travel Manager

Jesse Perea (F)

Cost Unit Leader

Joyce Moore (F)

Procurement Unit

Leader

Kenneth Holmes (F)



FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS

ORGANIZATION CHART

0700 EST 11/04/2018 to

0700 EST 11/05/2018 11/03/2018

1600 ESTPage 2 of 3DR-4399-FL

Hurricane Michael

Operations Section Chief

Taylor Cheney (S)

Dominique Lenox (F)

Deputy Operations Section Chief

Sam Walters (S)

Steve Ward (F)

Pam Zawada (F)

Assistant OSC for Geographic

Operations


Mission Assignment

Manager

Pat Moore (F)

Human Services Branch

Director

Pam Hughes (S)

State IA Officer

Page Merkison (S)

Individual Assistance Branch

Director

Carmalla Coley (F)

Deputy State IA Officer

Sara Long (S)

Deputy IABD

Angela Grant (F)

Public Assistance Oficer

Melissa Shirah (S)

Infrastructure Branch

Director

Sid Melton (F)

Deputy IBD

Kathy Reynolds (F)

Public Assistance Group

Supervisor

Annie Ford (F)

Emergency Services

Branch Director

Robert Dietrich (S)

Deputy ESBD

Kim Sharkey (S)

ESF-1

Irene Cabral (S)

Leah Russell (O)

ESF-3

Irene Cabral (S)

Frank Randon (O)

ESF-12 Fuels

Debbie Bass (S)

ESF-2

Hank Stephens (S)

ESF-6

Peter Newman (S)

Red Cross LNO

Cesar Rivera (O)

ESF-11

Dexter Harris (S)

ESF-15 (S)

Ken Skalitzky (S)

VAL Group Sup

Ronan Dalcross (F)

ESF-17 (S)

Greg Christie (S)

Disaster Survivor

Assistance Branch

Director

Toby Rice (F)

ESF-12 Power

Robert Graves (S)

MERS Coordinator

Greg Paquette (F)

ESF 18 (S)

Beverly Byerts (S)

Small Business

Administration (SBA)

Eric Shaw (O)

Hazard Mitigation

Branch Director

Miles Anderson (S)

Laura McSweeney (F)

Deputy HMBD

Jose Mateo Morel (F)

DRC Coordinator

Meg Owen (S)

DRC Group

Supervisor

Winnie Carpenter (F)

ESF-4

Wayne Watts (S)

ESF-9

Wayne Watts (S)

ESF-13 (S)

MAJ Melissa DeLeon (S)

ESF-8

Christie Luce (S)

Tom Bowman (O)

ESF-10

Johnnie Purify (O)

LCDR Todd Rumesat (O)

ESF-16 (S)

Harvey Jones (S)

Housing Coordinator

Sandy Lanier (S)

Housing Coordinator

TBD (F)

Unmet Needs

Coordinator

Sandy Lanier (S)

TSA/Mass Care

Coordinator

Dan Porth (S)

Jim Fumbanks (F)

Information Group

Supervisor

Kim Wilkinson (S)

Veronica “Nika” Herford (F)

State DSA

Coordinator *

Susan Golden (S)

* State DSA Coordinator

falls under Individual

Assistance in the State

System

HM Program Group

Supervisor

Shirley Matthews (F)

DHS IP

Billy Sasser (O)



GEOGRAPHIC OPERATIONS

ORGANIZATION CHART

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0700 EST 11/05/2018 11/03/2018

1600 ESTPage 3 of 3

Branch I Director

Gina Lambert (S)

Christopher Allen (F)

Deputy Branch Director

Kevin Edwards (F)

Assistant OSC for

Geographic Operations


Branch II Director

Wanda Stafford (S)

Timothy Manner (F)


Jon Huss (F)

Gulf County

Division Supervisor

Paul Siddell (S)

John Ford (F)

Deputy Division Director

Nicole “Allison” Pfaendler (F)

Bay County

Division Supervisor

Donald Clark (F)

Jazmyn Ortiz (F)

Wakulla County

Division Supervisor

Thomas Raymann (F)

Sean Brinson (F)

Liberty County

Division Supervisor

William Roberts (F)

Don Price (F)

Gadsden County

Division Supervisor

Sharon Lavant (F)

Paul Williams (F)

Franklin County

Division Supervisor

Jasmin Cesko (F)

Jackson County

National Guard LNO

CPT Griffin (S)

Jckson County

Division Supervisor

Dennis Mangioni (F)

Glenn Bowles (F)

Calhoun County

National Guard LNO

SFC Loeb (S)

Calhoun County

Division Supervisor

John Fenn (F)

Michael Riley (F)

DR-4399-FL

Hurricane Michael

Washington County

Division Supervisor

Larry Pigg (F)

Leon County

Division Supervisor

Donald Wenschhof (F)

Branch III Director

Brian Bradshaw (S)

Timothy Manner (F)

Branch IV Director

Willie Bouie (S)

Thomas Dargan (F)


Patrick Cornbill (F)

Taylor County

Division Supervisor

Thomas Raymann (F)

Sean Brinson (F)

Branch V Director

Willie Bouie (S)

Thomas Dargan (F)


Patrick Cornbill (F)

IIII

IV

V

II

DeSoto

Duval

Hillsborough

Marion

Orange

Pinellas

Santa Rosa

Sumter

Suwannee

Union

Volusia

Alachua

Brevard

Escambia

Franklin

Gilchrist

Polk

Walton

Baker

Charlotte

Hamilton

Lee

Miami-Dade

St.Johns

Sarasota

Bay

Dixie

Highlands

Holmes

Madison

Manatee

Monroe

Broward

Clay

Collier

Glades

Indian River

Jackson

Martin

Okaloosa

Pasco

St. Lucie

Lafayette

Hardee

Flagler

Palm Beach

Nassau

Hernando

Bradford

Calhoun

Citrus

Columbia

Gadsden

Gulf

Jefferson

Lake

Leon

Okeechobee

Osceola

Hendry

Levy

Liberty

Putnam

Seminole

TaylorWakulla

Washington

Designated Counties as of October 23, 2018Hurricane Michael - DR-4399-FL (Amendment #6)

Map Created by: FEMA FL EOC GIS, User: eedlund Initial Map Creation: (01 November 2018, 1400 EDT) Coordinate System: WGS 1984 World Mercator

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Data Layer / Map Description:The types of assistance that havebeen designated for selectedareas in the State of Florida.All counties in the State of Floridaare eligible to apply for assistanceunder the Hazard Mitigation GrantProgram.Initial Declarations:EM-3405-FL: 10/9/2018DR-4399-FL: 10/11/2018

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Incident Facilities - November 03, 2018Hurricane Michael - DR-4399-FL/EM-3405-FL

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9. Operations Personnel: Position/Contact Information

OSC (State): Taylor Cheney 850-545-4047 [email protected]

OSC (FEMA): Dominique Lenox 540-532-1092 [email protected]

Branch Director (State): Gina Lambert 850-591-3855 [email protected]

Branch Director (FEMA): Christopher Allen 540-532-0476 [email protected]

Div/Group Supervisor (State): N/A

Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA):

7. Reviewed By (PSC-State):Glen Hammers

8. Reviewed By (OSC-FEMA):Dominique Lenox

9. Reviewed By (PSC-FEMA):David Clay

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

FEMA ICS 204 FORM DIVISIONASSIGNMENT LIST

1. FEMA Disaster Number:DR-4399-FL

2. Operational Period:11/04/2018 0700 to 11/05/2018 0700

5. Prepared By:Megan Cohen

Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: *N/A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018

10. Resources Assigned

Resource IdentifierFunctional

Area

ResourceLeaderName

Leader ContactInformation

Total #of

PersonsWork Assignment

ReportingLocation/Time

Logistical needs, SpecialInstruction, additional

information

Debris TechnicalMonitor Strike Team

1

ESF 03:PublicWorks

MariaDelatorre

(O)410-303-1370 9

Monitor debris removal operationsin support of FEMA.

Bay and Gulf Counties,FL

USNG: 16R GU 5276141405

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay and Gulf Counties

EPA Debris/LandfillSpecialist Teams

ESF 10:Hazardous

Material

MalloryMiller (O)

404-638-4274 4

Provide support to FloridaDepartment of EnvironmentalProtection (FDEP) for setup andinspection of operations atDisaster Debris ManagementSites (DDMS).

Bay County EmergencyOperations Center

700 Highway 2300,Southport, FL, 32409

USNG: 16R FU 2872752637

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County

IA Disaster HousingInspections/Inspectors

IndividualAssistance- General

TritinaFaulkner

(F)540-771-6118 328

Conduct home inspections asreferred by the National ProcessingService Center (NPSC). Inspect alldamaged homes within all of thedesignated counties.

Area Field OfficeTallahassee

2670 Executive CenterCircle West,

Tallahassee, FL, 32301

USNG: 16R GU 6550368960

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Throughout all branches conductinghome inspections.

Hours of operation: 0900 - 1700EST

Monday through Sunday.

Inspectors and the inspections willcontinue until all inspections arecompleted.

Safety: Be on alert for displacedwildlife in your areas.

Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): water, insect repellent, noopen toe shoes, hand sanitizer.

Local GovernmentLiaisons

ESF 03:PublicWorks

SteveSweeney

(O)217-280-3118 2

Integrate and coordinate withFEMA, local emergencymanagement and governmentofficials.


USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0700 EST


Media RelationsTeam 1

ESF 15:ExternalAffairs

Victor Inge(F)

202-805-6475 (F) 2Conduct outreach and supportmessaging to media outlets in Bayand Gulf Counties.


USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0800 EST


Roofing AssessmentStrike Team 1

ESF 03:PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)

501-425-3958 10Perform assessments on collectedRight Of Entry forms.


USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0700 EST


Temporary RoofingContractor Crews

ESF 03:PublicWorks

GlennProffitt (O)

501-425-3958 60Temporary roofing installation oneligible homes.


USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0700 EST


USCG VesselAssessment Group

ESF 10:Hazardous

Material

BrettTindol (O)

N/A 17

Use aerial imagery andenvironmental units to conductassessment of identified targets(vessels).

U.S. Coast Guard / Fishand Wildlife Service

Incident Command Post

4000 South SandestinBoulevard, MiramarBeach, FL, 32550

USNG: 16R EU 6471359927

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Throughout the impactedwaterways

USCG VesselMitigation Group

ESF 10:Hazardous

Material

BobbyHarris (O)

N/A 5Conduct pollution mitigation, sitesafety and contractor monitoring ofactive discharge sites.

U.S. Coast Guard / Fishand Wildlife Service

Incident Command Post

4000 South SandestinBoulevard, MiramarBeach, FL, 32550

USNG: 16R EU 6471359927

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Throughout the impactedwaterways

Visual Imaging TeamESF 15:ExternalAffairs

SteveZumwalt

(F)540-431-9902 (F) 4

Conduct outreach and visualimaging support in Bay and Gulfcounties.

Panama City/Destin, FL

USNG: 16R EU 4844962517

11/04/2018 0700 EST



Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): water, insect repellent, noopen toe shoes, hand sanitizer. Safety: Be alert for reptiles thatmay be in the area.

Communications (radio frequency/channel information and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):N/A







Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Donald Clark 202-716-6424 [email protected]

7. Reviewed By (PSC-State):

Glen Hammers


9. Reviewed By (PSC-FEMA):

David Clay

Date

11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date

11/03/2018

FEMA ICS 204 FORM DIVISION

ASSIGNMENT LIST

1. FEMA Disaster Number:

DR-4399-FL

2. Operational Period:

11/04/2018 0700 to 11/05/2018 0700

5. Prepared By:

Megan Cohen

Date

11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: Bay County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):

Taylor Cheney

Date

11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information

DSA Crew 17DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

ScottHumphries

(F)609-508-2890 6

Canvass Springfield and Callawayareas to register survivors, conductcase inquiry, and refer to wholecommunity partners.

Conduct assess, inform, and report(AIR) mission.

Springfield Library

408 School Avenue,Panama City, FL,

32401

USNG: 16R FU33236 36816

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County




Assistance

AnnetteRobinson

(F)202-431-3491 8

Canvass Springfield neighborhoodto register survivors, conduct caseinquiry, refer to whole communitypartners.


Shipping Yard

1300 Allanton Drive,Panama City, FL,

32404

USNG: 16R FU46531 24457

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County




Assistance

ReinaldoCaison (F)

202-462-4141 8

Canvass the Baldwinneighborhood to register survivors,conduct case inquiry, refer to wholecommunity partners.


Strip Mall Parking Lot

225 South TyndallParkway, Panama

City, FL, 35450

USNG: 16R FU30732 36200

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County



DSA Squad 16aDisasterSurvivor

Assistance

DannyCampbell

(F)325-669-8432 3

Register survivors at fixed site,conduct case inquiry, and refer towhole community partners.

MLK Comfort Center

15th and 77th Street,Panama City Beach,

FL, 32404

USNG: 16R FU29967 38948

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County



DSA Squad 16bDisasterSurvivor

Assistance

RobertBeattie (F)

202-957-3995 4

Canvass Panama Cityneighborhoods near MLKRecreation Center to registersurvivors, conduct case inquiry, andrefer to whole community partners.


Rally Point

2nd Place East,Panama City, FL,

32401

USNG: 16R FU30432 36044

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County




Assistance

GregGruss (F)

202-701-6992 2

Canvass around Lynn Haven toregister survivors, conduct caseinquiry, and refer to wholecommunity partners.


Lynn Haven City Hall

825 Ohio Avenue,Lynn Haven, FL,

32444

USNG: 16R FU30020 46769

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County



DSA Strike Team1

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

LisaPalermo

(F)202-251-9329 13

Canvass Cherry Streetneighborhood in the City of Parkerto register survivors, conduct caseinquiry, and refer to wholecommunity partners.


Springfield Library

408 School Avenue,Springfield, FL, 32401

USNG: 16R FU33236 36816

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 1 (6 PAX) FEMA Corps Gulf 8 (8 PAX)



DSA Strike Team2

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

ValeriaGonzalez

(F)787-240-7628 14

Register survivors at fixed site,conduct case inquiry, and refer towhole community partners..


Bay County Library

898 West 11th Street,Panama City, FL,

32401

USNG: 16R FU27882 38141

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 25 (8 PAX) FEMA Corps Jade 8 (6 PAX)



DSA Strike Team3

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

MaryCzaplinski

(F)609-575-1449 15

Canvass around the Shermanneighborhood to register survivors,conduct case inquiry, and refer towhole community partners.Conduct assess, inform, and report(AIR) mission.

Dollar General

17835 US-FLHighway, Fountain,

FL, 32438

USNG: 16R FU51162 75244

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 9 (8 PAX) FEMA Corps Ocean 8 (7 PAX)



DSA Strike Team5

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

TrueLambright

(F)202-718-6532 9

Canvass the Cove neighborhood toregister survivors, conduct caseinquiry, and refer to wholecommunity partners.


Rally Point

2600 East 6th Street,Panama City, FL,

32401

USNG: 16R FU32294 37136

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 15c (1 PAX) FEMA Corps Ocean 5 (8 PAX)



DSA Strike Team9

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

RonWinward

(F)732-804-7999 33

Canvass around the Coveneighborhood to register survivors,conduct case inquiry, and refer towhole community partners.Conduct assess, inform, and report(AIR) mission.

Bay County Council ofthe Aging

1116 FrankfordAvenue, Panama City,

FL 32401

USNG: 16R FU25931 38285

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 15 (11 PAX) FEMA Corps Ocean 5 (11 PAX) FEMA Corps Gulf 4 (11 PAX)


Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): water, insect repellent, noopen toe shoes, hand sanitizer

DSA Strike Team10

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

LuisBurgos (F)

202-718-1054 17Register survivors at fixed site,conduct case inquiry, and refer towhole community partners.

University ExtensionOffice

224 Tyndall Parkway,Panama City, FL,

32401

USNG: 16R FU35681 35509

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 24 (7 PAX) FEMA Corps Pine 8 (7 PAX) FEMA Corps Ocean 8 (3 PAX)



EOV 11 –Panama City

Beach

ESF 02:Communications

MonicaSantiago

(F)N/A 2

Provide emergencycommunications support in ArnoldHigh School Shelter.

Arnold High SchoolShelter

550 North AlfColeman Road,

Panama City Beach,FL, 32407

USNG: 16R FU14047 42228

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County

Contact Logistics to communicatewith MERS Team.

EOV14 “GreenHornet” – Panama

City


GregoryWilliams

(F)N/A 2

Provide emergencycommunications support in BayCounty.

Bay CountyEmergency

Operations Center

700 Highway 2300,Panama City, FL,

32409

USNG: 16R FU28727 52637

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County


MEOV-21 -Panama City


MarkHayes (F)

N/A 1Provide emergencycommunications support in BayCounty.

Bay CountyEmergency

Operations Center

700 Highway 2300,Panama City, FL,

32409

USNG: 16R FU28727 52637

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County


MCV - ROECollection Center

- Panama City

ESF 03: PublicWorks

GlennProffitt (O)

501-425-3958 6

Provide Mobile Command Vehicle(MCV) as a Right Of EntryCollection Center to supportTemporary Roofing Operations.

DRC #11 - BayCounty Public Library


32401

USNG: 16R FU27882 38141

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County

ROE CollectionCenter - Lynn

Haven

ESF 03: PublicWorks

GlennProffitt (O)

501-425-3958 4Operate Right Of Entry CollectionCenter to support TemporaryRoofing Operations.

Walmart Supercenter

2101 South FL-77,Lynn Haven, FL,

32444

USNG: 16R FU29993 44554

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County

ROE CollectionCenter - Panama

City Beach

ESF 03: PublicWorks

GlennProffitt (O)


Walmart

15495 Panama CityBeach Parkway,


USNG: 16R FU09324 43654

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County

Pharmacy TeamESF 08: Health

and MedicalServices

KenCopeland

(O)864-680-2844 3

Provide pharmacy support toFEMA National AmbulanceContract EMS units.

Northwest FloridaBeaches Airport

6300 West BayParkway, Panama

City, FL, 32409

USNG: 16R FU15975 55229

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County

IntergovernmentalAffairs Specialist

2

ESF 15:External Affairs

RamonaVan Cleve

(F)425-949-2040 1

Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in Callawayand Parker.

Callaway City Hall

6601 East FL-22,Callaway, FL, 32404

USNG: 16R FU37062 36588

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

Additional site visit to: Parker City Hall 1001 West Park Street Parker, FL, 32404 850-871-4104


3


JeremyBott (F)

202-826-3158 1

Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in MexicoBeach.

Mexico Beach CityHall

201 Paradise Path,Mexico Beach, FL,

32456

USNG: 16R FU53442 13725

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

IntergovernmentalAffairs Team 1


Brian Hyer(F)

202-507-1873 2

Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in PanamaCity.

Panama City

80 Harrison Avenue,Panama City, FL,

32401

USNG: 16R FU28818 36558

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

Direct HousingTechnical Monitor

Task Force 1

IndividualAssistance -

Direct Housing

KentDurand (F)

202-812-5644 4

Conduct Windshield Assessmentsto identify potential commercialparks that could be used for directhousing mission.

Panama City Area

Bay County, FL

USNG: 16R GU65503 68960

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): water, insect repellent, noopen toe shoes, sat. phone, handsanitizer.


DisasterRecovery Center

#11


DRCs

LouiseFuller (F)

801-510-8847 21

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Bay County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #11 - BayCounty Public Library


32401

USNG: 16R FU27882 38141

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Bay County

Hours of Operations:

Monday - Sunday: 0900 - 2000EST (Note: Location is in CST)




#13


DRCs

CarlDailey (F)

609-508-2863 12

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Bay County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #13 - John B.Gore Park

599 Beulah Avenue,Callaway, FL, 32404

USNG: 16R FU37708 34809

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Bay County





MRIC 1 TaskforceIndividual

Assistance -General

HomerTedder (F)

470-370-0843 4

Conduct survivor registrationintake, case inquiry and updates,and referrals to whole communitypartners in Bay County.

Lynn Haven City Hall

825 Ohio Drive, LynnHaven, FL, 32444

USNG: 16R FU30020 46769

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

Crews 22a (2 PAX) 1 IA ASPS, 1 MCOV Operator




Assistance -General

EmmaHoff (F)

202-805-7043 10


Strip Mall Parking Lot

225 South TyndallParkway, Panama

City, FL, 35450

USNG: 16R FU30732 36200

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 9 (2 PAX), Ocean 8 (6PAX) 1 IA ASPS, 1 MCOV Operator




Assistance -General

LindaDurall (F)

202-809-1690 12


Mexico Beach CityHall

201 Paradise Path,Mexico Beach, FL,

32410

USNG: 16R FU53442 13725

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County

DSA Crew 15 (2 PAX), Gulf 4 (8PAX) 1 IA ASPS, 1 MCOV Operator



Shelter TransitionCrew 9

ESF 06: MassCare

MichelleRussell (F)

202-826-5849 12

Provide timely disaster specificinformation to the public and stakeholders.

Register disaster survivors forrecovery assistance and providefollow-on case management.

Arnold High School

550 North AlfColeman Road,


USNG: 16R FU14047 42228

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Bay County



VAL Crew LeaderIndividual

Assistance -VAL

GlennKasper (F)

202-856-2047 1Liaise with voluntary agenciesworking with USACE on the tarpingmission.

15565 Starfish Street,Unit 110, Panama City

Beach, FL, 32413

USNG: 16R FU08912 43659

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Bay County







Div/Group Supervisor (State): Paul Siddell 850-519-8633 [email protected]

Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): John Ford 202-709-1361 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch I 4. Division / Group: Gulf County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

HomerNabors, III

(F)609-508-2937 6



Honeyville CommunityCenter

240 Honeyville ParkDrive, Wewahitchka,

FL, 32466

USNG: 16R FU42838 61262

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County



DSA Strike Team6

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

ChristineAndruss

(F)202-306-6371 19

Canvass Port St. Joe andConstitution Museum Park areas toregister survivors, conduct caseinquiry, and refer to wholecommunity partners.


ConstitutionConvention Museum

State Park

2201 Allen MemorialLane, Port St. Joe,

FL, 32456

USNG: 16R EU88785 69745

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County

DSA Crew 4 (7 PAX) FEMA Corps Gulf 9 (6 PAX) FEMA Corps Jade 4 (6 PAX)



EOV 61 – PortSt. Joe


MartinoPietroforte

(F)N/A 2

Provide emergencycommunications support in GulfCounty.

Port St. Joe, FL

USNG: 16R FT64045 98893

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Gulf County


MCV - ROECollection Center -

Port St. Joe

ESF 03: PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)

501-425-3958 6

Provide Mobile Command Vehicle(MCV) as an Right Of EntryCollection Center to supportTemporary Roofing Operations.

DRC #9 - Port St. JoeLibrary

110 Library Drive,Port St. Joe, FL,

32456

USNG: 16R FT65294 99598

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Gulf County

ROE CollectionCenter -

Wewahitchka

ESF 03: PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)


WewahitchkaInformation Center

237 FL-71,Wewahitchka, FL,

32465

USNG: 16R FU73475 32927

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Gulf County

Temporary ROECollection Center -

1

ESF 03: PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)

501-425-3958 4

Operate Temporary Right Of EntryCollection Center to supportTemporary Roofing Operations inthe Stone Mill Creek area.

Creek Stop & Deli

3050 FL-71,Wewahitchka, FL

32465

USNG: 16R FU72445 37445

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County

Operating from 0800 - 1200 EST (Note: This location is CST)

Temporary ROECollection Center -

2

ESF 03: PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)

501-425-3958 4Operate Temporary Right Of EntryCollection Center to supportTemporary Roofing Operations.

Wetappo CreekVolunteer FireDepartment

507 Kemp CemeteryRoad, Wewahitchka,

FL, 32465

USNG: 16R FU63697 36609

11/04/2018 1400 EST

Gulf County

Operating from 1400-1800 EST (Note: This location is CST)


ESF 06: MassCare

KathleenMoy (F)

202-374-4645 3



Honeyville CommunityCenter


FL, 32465

USNG: 16R FU73398 32641

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County

Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): Safety: water, no open toe shoes,hand sanitizer

Be on alert for displaced wildlife inyour areas.


ESF 06: MassCare

HeryPereira-

Velazquez(F)

202-609-2345 3



Port St. JoeElementary School

2201 Long Avenue,Port St. Joe, FL,

32456

USNG: 16R FT64989 97054

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County


Be on alert for displaced wildlife inyour areas

IntergovernmentalAffairs Team 2


BrendaGustafson

(F)202-394-8335 3

Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in Port St.Joe.

Gulf CountyCourthouse

1000 Cecil G. Costin,Sr. Boulevard, Port St.

Joe, FL, 32456

USNG: 16R FT65183 99573

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County

Disaster RecoveryCenter #9


DRCs

RodneyRobinson

(F)609-508-2317 8

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Gulf County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #9 - Port St. JoeLibrary

110 Library Drive,Port St. Joe, FL,

32456

USNG: 16R FT65294 99598

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Gulf County


Monday - Sunday: 0900 -2000 EST





DRCs

HomerTedder (F)

470-370-0843 6

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Gulf County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #12 -Wewahitchka Town

Hall


32465

USNG: 16R FU73453 32873

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Gulf County






Assistance -General

HenryOwusu (F)

202-394-9675 5

Conduct survivor registrationintake, case inquiry and updates,and referrals to whole communitypartners in Gulf County.

ConstitutionConvention Museum

State Park

2201 Allen MemorialWay, Port St. Joe, FL,

32456

USNG: 16R FT64874 97177

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County




Assistance -General

TanyaMoore (F)

202-705-2518 3

Conduct survivor registrationintake, case inquiry and updates,and referrals to whole communitypartners in Gulf County.

Honeyville CommunityCenter Shelter


FL, 32465

USNG: 16R FU72144 26696

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gulf County







Branch Director (State): Wanda Stafford 850-528-7525 N/A

Branch Director (FEMA): Timothy Manner 202-531-9544 [email protected]


Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): N/A

7. Reviewed By (PSC-State):Wendy Reynolds



Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch II 4. Division / Group: *N/A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total # ofPersons

Work AssignmentReporting

Location/Time


information

Debris TechnicalMonitor Strike

Team 2

ESF 03:PublicWorks

MariaDelatorre (O)

410-303-1370 4Monitor debris removal operationsin support of FEMA.

Holmes andWashington Counties,

FL

USNG: 16R GU52761 41405

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Holmes and Washington Counties

RoofingAssessment Strike

Team 2

ESF 03:PublicWorks

Glenn Profitt(O)

501-425-3958 10Perform assessments on collectedRight Of Entry forms.


FL

USNG: 16R FU22190 39983

11/04/2018 0700 EST


Media RelationsSpecialist 1


Nate Custer(F)

347-580-3528 1Conduct outreach and supportmessaging to media outlets inWashington and Holmes counties.


FL

USNG: 16R FV39014 06432

11/04/2018 0700 EST










7. Reviewed By (PSC-State):Wendy Reynolds



Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch II 4. Division / Group: Holmes County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

John Grace(F)

202-615-3762 8

Canvass Bonifay, Ponce De Leon,Westville, Esto, and Nomaneighborhood to register survivors,conduct case inquiry, refer to wholecommunity partners.


First Baptist Church

311 North WaukeshaStreet, Bonifay, FL,

32425

USNG: 16R FV 2632907534

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Holmes County




14


Jeanne “Pat”Paradise (F)

225-910-2628 1Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in Bonifay.

Chamber ofCommerce

106 East Byrd Avenue,Bonifay, FL, 32425

USNG: 16R FV 2643306458

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Holmes County


#5


DRCs

FilibertoMiranda-Boyer (F)

202-717-1476 8

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Holmes County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #5 - HolmesCounty AG Center

1173 East Highway 90,Bonifay, FL, 32425

USNG: 16R FV 2803206790

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Holmes County


Monday - Sunday: 0900 - 2000EST (Note: Location is in CST) Personal Protective Equipment(PPE): water, insect repellent, noopen toe shoes, sat. phone, handsanitizer.


IA MDRC SiteInspection Team 1


DRCs

NicolasGranum (F)

202-718-3394 4Perform Mobile Disaster RecoveryCenter (MDRC) site inspection inHolmes County.

Ponce de Leon TownHall

1580 FL-90, Ponce deLeon, FL, 32455

USNG: 16R FU 0122699448

11/04/2018 1030 EST

Holmes County (Note: Holmes County is CST)














Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch II 4. Division / Group: Okaloosa County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeader Name


Total # ofPersons


Location/Time


information

USACERecovery Field

Office

ESF 03:PublicWorks

LTCGussenhoven

(O)646-549-0266 60

Operate Recovery Field Office forUSACE field operations indesignated counties.

Recovery Field Office

4635 Gulfstar Drive,Destin, FL, 32541

USNG: 16R EU56327 61868

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Okaloosa County








Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Larry Pigg 202-531-2376 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch II 4. Division / Group: Washington County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

BrianMontgomery

(F)609-508-2522 9

Canvass Sunny Hill and Orange Hillareas to register survivors, conductcase inquiry, and refer to wholecommunity partners.


Vernon Fire Station

3560 Roche Avenue,Vernon, FL, 32462

USNG: 16R FU24568 89493

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Washington County



IRV – Chipley ESF 02:Communications

RonThomas (F)

N/A 1

Provide emergencycommunications support to theWashington County EmergencyOperations Center.

Washington CountyEmergency

Operations Center

2300 Pioneer RoadChipley, FL, 32428

USNG: 16R FV39014 06432

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Washington County


TemporaryRoofing

Contractor Crews

ESF 03: PublicWorks

Glenn Profitt(O)


Washington County,FL

USNG: 16R FU22190 39983

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Washington County


8


KimberlyHelm (F)

202-705-8595 1Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in Chipley.

Chipley City Hall

1442 West JacksonAvenue, Chipley, FL,

32428

USNG: 16R FU37132 89557

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Washington County


#6


DRCs

MichelleAndrews (F)

347-886-5308 9

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in WashingtonCounty to provide access anddirect support to survivors throughFEMA Individual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #6 - WashingtonCounty AG Center

1424 West JacksonAvenue, Chipley, FL,

32428

USNG: 16R FV38629 05834

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Washington County









Branch Director (State): Brian Bradshaw 850-519-8639 N/A



Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA):




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch III 4. Division / Group: *N/A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Team 3

ESF 03:PublicWorks

MariaDelatorre

(O)410-303-1370 9


Calhoun, Gadsden,Jackson, and Liberty

Counties, FL

USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Calhoun, Gadsden, Jackson, andLiberty Counties

RoofingAssessment Strike

Team 3

ESF 03:PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)

501-425-3958 10Perform assessments on collectedRight of Entry forms.

Calhoun, Gadsden,Jackson, and Liberty

Counties, FL

USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Calhoun, Gadsden, Jackson, andLiberty Counties

TemporaryRoofing Contractor

Crews

ESF 03:PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)


Calhoun, Gadsden, andJackson Counties, FL

USNG: 17R MP 1954781454

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Calhoun, Gadsden, and JacksonCounties



Nate Custer(F)

347-580-3528 1Conduct outreach and supportmessaging to media outlets inGadsden and Jackson counties.

Gadsden and JacksonCounties, FL

USNG: 16R GU 3123686433

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Gadsden and Jackson Counties



TomKempton

(F)202-538-4803 1

Conduct outreach and supportmessaging to media outlets inCalhoun and Liberty counties.

Calhoun and LibertyCounties, FL

USNG: 16R FU 8772869810

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Calhoun and Liberty Counties








Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): John Fenn 404-583-5055 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch III 4. Division / Group: Calhoun County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

NestorPeralta (F)

202-394-0632 8

Canvass around White Pond toregister survivors, conduct caseinquiry, refer to whole communitypartners.


Mossy Pond Library

22216 Northwest LakeMcKinzie Boulevard,

Altha, FL, 32421

USNG: 16R FU 6244977872

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Calhoun County

Safety: Be alert for reptiles thatmay be in the area.



Assistance

DarylMcDowell

(F)256-454-3654 6

Canvass in Altha to registersurvivors, conduct case inquiry, andrefer to whole community partners.


Rally Point

20407 Central AvenueWest, Blountstown, FL,

32424

USNG: 16R FU 8727769529

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Calhoun County

DSA Crew 5 (4 PAX) FEMA Corps Gulf 12 (2 PAX)




Assistance

JerrySigrist (F)

609-508-2636 4

Canvass around Highway US-20and near Blountstown to registersurvivors, conduct case inquiry,refer to whole community partners.


Calhoun CountyEmergency Operations

Center

20859 Central AvenueEast, Blountstown, FL,

32424

USNG: 16R FU 8802869526

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Calhoun County



MCV - ROECollection Center -

Blountstown

ESF 03:PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)

501-425-3958 6

Provide a Mobile CommandVehicle as a Right Of EntryCollection Center to supportTemporary Roofing Operations.

DRC #10 - Sam AtkinsPark

Northwest Silas GreenStreet, Blountstown, FL,

32424

USNG: 16R FU 8564169628

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Calhoun County


ESF 06:Mass Care

Narah VanCleve (F)

202-340-8061 3

Provide timely disaster specificinformation to the public andstakeholders.


Blountstown High School

18597 Northeast FL-69,Blountstown, FL, 32424

USNG: 16R FU 8770572261

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Calhoun County





DRCs

JodiCarson (F)

202-705-9631 13

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Calhoun County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #10 - Sam AtkinsPark

Northwest Silas GreenStreet, Blountstown, FL,

32424

USNG: 16R FU 8564169628

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Calhoun County

Hours of Operations: Monday - Sunday: 0900 - 2000EST (Note: Location is in CST)










Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Paul Williams 229-977-4172 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch III 4. Division / Group: Gadsden County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information

DSA Squad8a

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

AlexandraSantiago

(F)202-717-1805 4

Canvass Greensboro to registersurvivors, conduct case inquiry,refer to whole community partners.


Quincy City Hall

404 West Jefferson Street,Quincy, FL, 32351

USNG: 16R GU 3186986452

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gadsden County



ROECollectionCenter -Gretna

ESF 03:Public Works

GlennProfitt (O)


DRC #7 - (Old) GretnaElementary School

706 Martin Luther KingJunior Boulevard, Gretna,

FL, 32332

USNG: 16R GU 2469688309

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Gadsden County

ShelterTransition

Crew 4

ESF 06:Mass Care

DeborahHill (F)

202-431-6091 3



Old Gretna ElementarySchool

706 Martin Luther King,Junior Boulevard, Gretna,

FL, 32332

USNG: 16R GU 2469688309

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gadsden County



DisasterRecoveryCenter #7


DRCs

JamesO'Neill (F)

609-508-2200 9

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Gadsden Countyto provide access and directsupport to survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #7 - (Old) GretnaElementary School

706 Martin Luther KingJunior Boulevard, Gretna,

FL, 32332

USNG: 16R GU 2469688309

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Gadsden County


Monday - Sunday: 0800 - 1900EST









Div/Group Supervisor (State): SSG Starling 904-599-6579 N/A

Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Dennis Mangioni 202-718-3877 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch III 4. Division / Group: Jackson County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

EddieHoward (F)

202-805-7056 8

Canvass Jackson County toregister survivors, conduct caseinquiry, refer to whole communitypartners.


Kinard Volunteer FireDepartment


32449

USNG: 16R FU69133 49500

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Jackson County




Assistance

DonaldNelson (F)

202-704-1529 4

Canvass Marianna area to registersurvivors, conduct case inquiry,refer to whole community partners.


DRC #3 - UniversityExtension Office

2741 Penn Avenue,Marianna, FL, 32448

USNG: 16R FV67046 04860

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Jackson County




Assistance

KarenRothermund-

Aker (F)202-355-8127 2


Lowe's

4860 Malloy Plaza,Marianna, FL, 32448

USNG: 16R FV73454 00967

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Jackson County



IRV-TV-148ESF 02:

CommunicationsDavid Swan

(F)N/A 3

Provide emergencycommunications support to theJackson County EmergencyOperations Center.

Jackson CountyEmergency

Operations Center

2819 PanhandleRoad, Marianna, FL,

32446

USNG: 16R FV72571 05619

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Jackson County


ROE CollectionCenter -

Marianna

ESF 03: PublicWorks

Glenn Profitt(O)




USNG: 16R FV67046 04860

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Jackson County

ShelterTransition Crew

3

ESF 06: MassCare

JeffreyMacek (F)

202-765-5838 7



Jackson County AGCenter

3631 US-90,Marianna, FL, 32448

USNG: 16R FV58803 06949

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Jackson County





DRCs

Blas Anes(F)

202-631-9411 10

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Jackson County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.



USNG: 16R FV67046 04860

11/04/2018 0900 EST

Jackson County












Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): William Roberts 816-621-9535 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch III 4. Division / Group: Liberty County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information



DRCs

KarenSmith (F)

202-664-9619 11

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Liberty County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #8 - Veterans MemorialPark

10405 Northwest TheoJacobs Way, Bristol, FL,

32321-3299

USNG: 16R FU 9421567375

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Liberty County





DSA Crew20

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

MaxSanchez (F)

202-531-8375 6

Canvass Rock Bluff, Hosford, andTelogia neighborhood to registersurvivors, conduct case inquiry,refer to whole community partners.


Telogia-Hosford VolunteerFire Station

17081 Northeast FL-65,Hosford, FL, 32334

USNG: 16R GU 1154363573

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Liberty County



DSA Squad10a

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

John Conti(F)

202-550-5208 5

Canvass Bristol neighborhoods toregister survivors, conduct caseinquiry, refer to whole communitypartners.


Vietnam Veterans MemorialCivic Center

10405 Northwest TheoJacobs Way, Bristol, FL,

32321

USNG: 16R FU 9421567375

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Liberty County







Branch Director (State): Willie Bouie 850-519-1469 [email protected]

Branch Director (FEMA): Thomas Dargan 330-980-6646 [email protected]






Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch IV 4. Division / Group: *N/A6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Team 4

ESF 03:PublicWorks

MariaDelatorre

(O)410-303-1370 6


Franklin, Leon, andWakulla Counties FL

USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Franklin, Leon, and Wakulla County

RoofingAssessment

Strike Team 4

ESF 03:PublicWorks

GlennProfitt (O)

501-425-3958 10Perform assessments on collectedRight of Entry forms.

Franklin, Leon, andWakulla Counties, FL

USNG: 16R FU 2219039983

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Franklin, Leon, and WakullaCounties



TomKempton

(F)202-538-4803 2

Conduct outreach and supportmessaging to media outlets inWakulla and Franklin counties.

Franklin and WakullaCounties, FL

USNG: 16R GU 5276141405

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Franklin and Wakulla Counties

Flood InsuranceSpecialist 1

HazardMitigation

WayneBerggren

(F)225-678-0509 1

Deliver information regarding theNFIP program to applicants callingin from Disaster Recovery Centersin all branches.

Area Field OfficeTallahassee

2670 Executive CenterCircle West, Tallahassee,

FL, 32301

USNG: 16R GU 6550368960

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Leon County

Tallahassee AFO

Call in Number 877-568-9044 Hours of Operation: 0800 - 1900EST








Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Jasmin Cesko 202-704-8174 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch IV 4. Division / Group: Franklin County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

WilliamEvans (F)

256-454-4668 4Register survivors at fixed site,conduct case inquiry and refer towhole community partners.

Margaret Key PublicLibrary

80 12th Street,Apalachicola, FL,

32320

USNG: 16R FT 9436389663

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Franklin County




Assistance

OouidaRomious (F)

202-615-4143 4

Register survivors at fixed site,conduct case inquiry and refer towhole community partners.

Eastpoint PublicLibrary

160 Hickory Dip Road,Eastpoint, FL, 32328

USNG: 16R GT 0343891843

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Franklin County




10


Tom Hardy(F)

718-747-4502 1

Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in FranklinCounty.

Carrabelle City Hall

1001 Gray Avenue,Carrabelle, FL, 32322

USNG: 16R GU 2639104990

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Franklin County



DRCs

ClaudetteCoyle (F)

256-454-4496 8

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Franklin County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #2 - CarrabellePublic Library

311 Saint JamesAvenue, Carrabelle, FL,

32322

USNG: 16R GU 2588304485

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Franklin County












Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Donald Wenschhof 202-655-8821 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch IV 4. Division / Group: Leon County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information


Assistance

DebraUrquhart (F)

732-804-7969 7

Canvass Wadesboro and Baumneighborhoods to registersurvivors, conduct case inquiry,refer to whole community partners.


Leon CountyEmergency Managment

Center

911A EasterwoodDrive, Tallahassee, FL,

32311

USNG: 16R GU 6671971997

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Leon County




12


NickBarbknecht

(O)202-365-7768 1

Conduct outreach and provideinformation about FEMA programsto local elected officials in LeonCounty.

Tallahassee City Hall

300 South AdamsStreet,Tallahassee, FL,

32301

USNG: 16R GU 6102670652

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Leon County



Renae"Nikki"

Gaskins (F)202-702-7595 1

Conduct outreach and supportmessaging to media outlets inLeon County.

Leon County, FL

USNG: 16R GU 6137970771

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Leon County


#4


DRCs

PatriciaLewis (F)

202-506-0859 10

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Leon County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #4 - LeRoyCollins Main Library

200 West Park Avenue,Tallahassee, FL, 32301

USNG: 16R GU 6085670923

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Leon County












Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Thomas Ramann 202-733-0344 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch IV 4. Division / Group: Wakulla County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/03/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total #of




information



DRCs

IsabellaColeman (F)

256-454-3520 9

Operate a Disaster RecoveryCenter (DRC) in Wakulla County toprovide access and direct supportto survivors through FEMAIndividual Assistance (IA),registration intake, referral, casemanagement, Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) loan supportand Hazard Mitigation.

DRC #1 - Wakulla CountyCommunity One Stop

318 Shadeville Highway,Crawfordville, FL, 32327

USNG: 16R GU 5408442051

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Wakulla County






Assistance

LuisDelgado (F)

202-805-6799 8

Canvass Panacea and Sopchoppyneighborhood to register survivors,conduct case inquiry, and refer towhole community partners.


Wakulla CountyEmergency Management

Agency

35 Mike Stewart Drive,Crawfordville, FL, 32327

USNG: 16R GU 5399145632

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Wakulla County










Div/Group Supervisor (FEMA): Thomas Raymann 202-733-0344 [email protected]




Date11/03/2018

Date11/02/2018

Date11/03/2018





Date11/03/2018

3. Branch: Branch V 4. Division / Group: Taylor County6. Reviewed By (OSC-State):Taylor Cheney

Date11/02/2018


ResourceIdentifier

FunctionalArea

ResourceLeaderName


Total # ofPersons


Location/Time


information

DSA Squad21a

DisasterSurvivor

Assistance

Ayhan Batuk(F)

202-705-0927 2

Canvass Steinhatcheeneighborhood to register survivors,conduct case inquiry, refer to wholecommunity partners.


Rally Point

601 Everett Way,Perry, FL, 32348

USNG: 17R KP52125 31413

11/04/2018 0800 EST

Taylor County



MediaRelations

Specialist 2


Renae "Nikki"Gaskins (F)

202-702-7595 (F) 1Conduct outreach and supportmessaging to media outlets inTaylor County.

Taylor County

USNG: 17R KP51605 34568

11/04/2018 0700 EST

Taylor County

FEMA ICS FORM 206 MEDICAL PLAN1. FEMA Disaster Number:

DR-4399-FL2. Description:

AFO and AFO Annex

3. Operational Period: 11/04/2018 0700 to 11/05/2018 0700

4. Medical Aid Stations

Name Division Locations Phys Para

5. Ambulance Services

Name Division Address Phone Para EMT

911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals

Name Division Address Phone HelipadTraumaCenter

BurnCenter

VA TallahasseeOutpatient Clinic

2181 Orange Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32311USNG:16R GU 64458 67536

850-878-0191 No No No

Tallahassee MemorialHealthCare

1300 Miccosukee Road, Tallahassee, FL32308

USNG:16R GU 62931 72485850-431-1155 Yes Yes No

Capital RegionalMedical Center

2626 Capital Medical Blvd., Tallahassee, FL32308

USNG:16R GU 65858 74723850-325-5000 Yes No No

7. Medical Emergency Procedures

- Report the emergency by first calling 9-1-1. - Assist the injured/ill person(s) and provide comfort. - If trained in First Aid and/or CPR/AED, you may offer medical assistance within your scope of training. - When a medical emergency involves blood/body fluids, do not touch fluids without personal protective equipment (PPE). - Do not attempt to move a person with suspected spinal injuries. - Report the emergency to your supervisor and the Safety Officer.

8. Prepared By: Phil AdkinsDate & Time: 11/03/2018 16:00:00 EST

9. Reviewed by: Phil AdkinsDate & Time: 11/03/2018 16:00:00 EST



Branch I






911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Gulf Coast RegionalMedical Center

(Emergencies Only)Bay County

449 W. 23rd St., Panama City, FL 32405USNG:16R FU 28410 40556

850-769-8341 No No No

Bay Medical SacredHeart Hospital

(Emergencies Only)Bay County

615 N. Bonita Ave., Panama City, FL 32401USNG:16R FU 30284 37252

850-769-1511 No No No

Sacred Heart on theGulf

Gulf County3801 US-98, Port St. Joe, FL 32456

USNG:16R FU 60518 05131850-229-5600 Yes Yes Yes







Branch II






911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Doctors MemorialHospital

Holmes County2600 Hospital Dr., Bonifay, FL 32425

USNG:16R FV 26097 03811850-547-8000 Yes No No

Northwest FloridaCommunity Hospital

WashingtonCounty

1360 Brickyard Rd., Chipley, FL 32428USNG:16R FV 39476 04418

850-638-1610 Yes No No


- Report the emergency by first calling 9-1-1. - Assist the injured/ill person(s) and provide comfort. - If trained in First Aid and/or CPR/AED, you may offer medical assistance within your scope of training. - When a medical emergency involves blood/body fluids, do not touch fluids without personal protective equipment (PPE). - Do not attempt to move a person with suspected spinal injuries. - Report the emergency to your supervisor and the Safety Officer





Branch III






911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Calhoun LibertyHospital

Calhoun County20370 Burns Ave., Blountstown, FL 32424

USNG:16R FU 87260 71167850-674-5411 No No No

Gadsden MemorialMedical Center

Gadsden County23186 Blue Star Hwy, Quincy, FL 32351

USNG:16R GU 35172 84458850-875-6000 Yes No No

Jackson Hospital Jackson County4250 Hospital Dr., Marianna, FL 32446

USNG:16R FV 68315 07373850-526-2200 Yes No No

Calhoun LibertyHospital

Liberty County20370 Burns Ave., Blountstown, FL 32424

USNG:16R FU 87260 71167850-674-5411 Yes No No







Branch IV






911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

George E. WeemsMemorial Hospital

(Emergencies Only)Franklin County

135 Avenue G, Apalachicola, FL 32320USNG:16R FT 94290 89946

850-653-8853 No No No

Tallahassee MemorialHospital

Leon County1300 Miccosukee Road, Tallahassee, FL

32308USNG:16R GU 62931 72485

850-431-1155 Yes Yes No

Tallahassee MemorialHospital

Wakulla County15 Council Moore Rd., Crawfordville, FL

32327USNG:16R GU 52801 40740

850-926-7105 No No No







Branch V






911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Doctors MemorialHospital

Taylor County333 N. Byron Butler Pkwy, Perry, FL 32347

USNG:17R KP 50268 35043850-584-0800 Yes No No






DR-4399-FL2. Description:ISB Maxwell AFB






911 Yes Yes

6. Hospitals


BurnCenter

Jackson Hospital1725 Pine St., Montgomery, AL 36106

USNG:16S EA 67241 81297334-293-8000 No No No

The Jackson Clinicand Urgent Care

1801 Pine St., Montgomery, AL 36106USNG:16S EA 67377 81296

334-262-7444 No No No





FEMA ICS FORM 230INTERNAL DAILY MEETING

SCHEDULE


2. Date/Time Prepared:11/03/2018 1600 EST

3. Operational Period (Date/Time): 11/04/2018 0700 EST to 11/05/2018 0700 EST

Time /TimeZone

Meeting Name Purpose / Attendees Meeting Location

Monday

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

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

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

Sunday

0730EST

Branch Housing MeetingDiscuss and coordinate Branch level housing

activities.

AFO Sutton Building - 2nd Floor Individual Assistance Conference

Room 1-800-320-4330

PIN: 247075#

0800EST

Operations Briefing

Brief personnel responsible for executing andsupporting the IAP.

BDs. DIVS/GRPS. TFLs. CRLDs and otherpersonnel responsible for supporting the IAP.

AFO Sutton Building - Conference Room 200J

1-800-320-4330 Pin: 639480#

0830EST

State Command andGeneral Staff Meeting

Review approved incident objectives. Provide,share important information and immediate

direction.

State UCG, Command and General Staff,Situation Unit Leader, designated and invited

guests.FEMA FCO, FEMA PSC

SEOC Room 130D

0900EST

DRC Taskforce Call

Discuss and coordinate Disaster RecoveryCenter activities.

State, Log, Safety, Security, DIA, ERO, IA,Mitigation,

DSA, MERS, SBA.

1-800-320-4330PIN: 40480#

0930EST

Command and GeneralStaff Meeting

Review approved incident objectives. Provide,share important information and immediate

direction.

UCG, Command and General Staff, SituationUnit Leader, designated and invited guests.

AFO Sutton Building - Conference Room 200J

1-800-320-4330 Pin: 639480#

https://fema.connectsolutions.com/FLmeetings/

1000EST

State Mass CareCoordination and HumanServices Taskforce Call

Discuss and coordinate State Mass Care andHuman Services activities.

1-888-670-3525PIN: 9964268681#

1115EST

State/County ConferenceCall

Provide statewide coordination and informationsharing between the SEOC and statewide

Counties.

Command and General Staff

SEOC Room 130D

1200EST

Operations TacticsMeeting

Review and finalize the draft OperationalPlanning Worksheets (FEMA-ICS 215).

All Operations personnel, ESF leads,Community Relations Lead responsible forIncident Action Planning, RESL, LSC, and

SOFR.

AFO Sutton Building -Conference Room 200J

1-800-320-4330 Pin: 639480#


1400EST

Housing Task Force

Discuss and coordinate Housing recoveryactivities.

This meeting only occurs on Mondays,Wednesdays, and Fridays.


1-800-320-4330Pin: 270412#

1530EST

DRC TaskforceCoordination Call

Discuss and coordinate Disaster RecoveryCenter activities.

State, Log, Safety, Security, DIA, ERO, IA,Mitigation,

DSA, MERS, SBA.

1-800-320-4330Pin: 295012#

1600EST

Planning Meeting

Approve the IAP for the next operational period.

UCG, Command and General Staff, SITL,designated and invited guests.


1-800-320-4330 Pin: 639480#


4. Prepared By:Megan Cohen, RESL

5. Reviewed By:David Clay, PSC

TO: All POSITION: N/A

FROM: Planning POSITION: N/A

SUBJECT: Critical Information Requirements (CIRs) DATE/TIME: 11/03/2018 1600 EST

SIGNATURE: Chong Lo POSITION: Situation Unit Leader

DATE/TIME: 11/03/2018 1600 EST SIGNATURE/POSITION: Chong Lo, SITL

GENERAL MESSAGE (FEMA ICS FORM 213)

MESSAGE:

1. Threat assessment of potential/likelihood of additional incidents (Confirmation of additional incidents, and are they singleincidents) 2. Work-related Injury, Illness or Death of a team member, responder or civilian (Number of confirmed fatalities and correspondinglocations, serious injuries, sudden illness, and hospitalization that trends for potential outbreak) 3. Significant loss or damage and threat to Federal facilities, personnel, systems, assets, , commodities, and operations (Incidentthat impacts and or threaten federal facilities, personnel, systems/assets, commodities, and operations) 4. Change to the Operational and or National Environment (Major change to Federal capabilities that would adversely affect theoverall readiness of the United States to prevent or protect against a attack or any other incident) 5. Media Inquiries, Political Interest, Ethical Issues (Any situation that result in the loss of public trust/confidence, degradation ofcredibility and negative media coverage) 6. Additional Declarations (Any additional declarations and/or amendments to the current incident)

Anything listed as a Critical Information Requirement (CIR) is an immediate notifying event. In the event that one of the CIR triggersoccur, the responsible party must contact the Situation Unit and the Planning Section as a whole.

Situation Unit: [email protected] (202-704-7796) Planning Section: [email protected]

REPLY:

Never feed alligators – it’s dangerous and illegal. When fed, alligators can overcome their natural wariness and learn to associate people with food. When this happens, some of these alligators have to be removed and killed.

Dispose of fish scraps in garbage cans at boat ramps and fish camps. Do not throw them into the water. Although you are not intentionally feeding alligators when you do this, the result can be the same.

Seek immediate medical attention if you are bitten by an alligator. Alligator bites can result in serious infections.

Observe and photograph alligators only from a distance. Remember, they’re an important part of Florida’s natural history as well as an integral component of aquatic ecosystems.

Printed on recycled content. 02/2012Call 866-FWC-GATOR (392-4286) to report nuisance alligators.

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onovan, FWC

Janice Plain

To report nuisance alligators call 866-FWC-GATOR (866-392-4286).

MyFWC.com/Alligator

A Guide to Living with

Alligators

Jamie Feddersen

Living with Alligators In Florida, the growing number of people living and recreating near water has led to a steady rise in the number of alligator-related complaints. The majority of these complaints relate to alligators being where they simply aren’t wanted. Because of these complaints, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program permits the killing of approximately 7,000 nuisance alligators each year. Using this approach, and through increased public awareness, the rate of alligator bites on people has remained constant despite the increased potential for alligator-human interactions as Florida’s human population has grown.

Alligators are an important part of Florida’s landscape and play a valuable role in the ecology of our state’s wetlands. Alligators are predators and help keep other aquatic animal populations in balance. A better understanding of the facts and information presented in this brochure will help ensure that people and alligators can continue to coexist.

Visit MyFWC.com/Gators for more information about alligators and the latest nuisance alligator program statistics.

Alligators and PeopleAlligators are a fundamental part of Florida’s wetlands, swamps, rivers and lakes, and they are found in all 67 counties. Florida continues to experience human population growth. Many new residents seek waterfront homes, resulting in increased interactions between people and alligators.

Although most Floridians understand that we have alligators living in our state, the potential for conflict exists. Because of their predatory nature, alligators may target pets and livestock as prey. Unfortunately, people also are occasionally bitten. Since 1948, Florida has averaged about five unprovoked bites per year. During that period, a little more than 300 unprovoked bites to people have been documented in Florida, with 22 resulting in deaths.

In the past 10 years, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has received an average of nearly 16,000 alligator-related complaints per year. Most of these complaints deal with alligators occurring in places such as backyard ponds, canals, ditches and streams, but other conflicts occur when alligators wander into garages, swimming pools and golf course ponds. Sometimes, alligators come out of the water to bask in the sun or move between wetlands. In many cases, if left alone, these alligators will eventually move on to areas away from people.

Safety Tips Generally, alligators less than four feet in length

are not large enough to be dangerous unless handled. However, if you encounter any alligator that you believe poses a threat to people, pets or property,

call the Nuisance Alligator Hotline at 866-FWC-GATOR (866-392-4286). Please be aware, nuisance alligators are killed, not relocated.

Be aware of the possibility of alligators when you are in or near fresh or brackish water. Bites may occur when people do not pay close enough attention to their surroundings when working or recreating near water.

Do not swim outside of posted swimming areas or in waters that might be inhabited by large alligators.

Alligators are most active between dusk and dawn. Therefore, avoid swimming at night.

Dogs and cats are similar in size to the natural prey of alligators. Don’t allow pets to swim, exercise or drink in or near waters that may contain alligators. Dogs often attract an alligator’s interest, so do not swim with your dog.

Leave alligators alone. State law prohibits killing, harassing or possessing alligators. Handling even small alligators can result in injury.

A young alligator wanders onto a porch in a residential neighborhood.

Tim D

onovan, FWC

Do not swim outside of posted swimming areas or in waters that may be inhabited by alligators.

Lizabeth West, FW

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Tim Donovan, FWC

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