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R2000-175
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AMENDING COUNTY OF MACON EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN - TERRORISM: CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT PLAN
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9/18/2000
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, B. Terrorism Response Classifications <br /> • 1. Credible Threat <br /> a. Credible Threat is a threat that may be presented in verbal, written <br /> forrn or may be intelligence based. <br /> 2. Sus ected Terrorism Event <br /> P <br /> a. An event suspected of being caused by terrorist. <br /> 3. Verified Terrorism Event <br /> a. A Verified Terrorism Event is an incident in which a politically, <br /> racially, or religiously motivated group has claimed responsibility <br /> for an incident, or one involving the use of WMD. <br /> C. Terrorism Response Levels <br /> Initial notification of response agencies will be made by the Einergency <br /> Communications Center. The specific response level will be communicated to <br /> each agency notified. <br /> 1. Level 1 Terrorism Incidents the routine control of a response to localize <br /> damage that is not widespread, even though it inay be serious. During <br /> • rourine incident response,the County EOC will probably not be <br /> activated, or only partly so. <br /> 2. Level 2 or 3 Incident is impleinented in response to widespread damage <br /> or damage resulting in widespread economic, social, or infrastructure <br /> displacement resulting from or affected by a terrorist emergency. During <br /> an incident of this proportion, State resources will most likely be <br /> required to assist in effectively dealing with incident problems. <br /> VII. DirecNon and Control <br /> A. General <br /> 1. The direction and control is the combined utilizarion of pre-event <br /> planning, initial response actions, and follow-up actions. It is the <br /> responsibility of participating agencies to ensure the training,equipping, <br /> and readiness of on-scene response teams. Furthermore,the direction <br /> and control function is the combined capability of the emergency <br /> operating center and the unified command post. The exchange of critical <br /> information between these facilities, e.g., request for support and <br /> coordination of key decisions will enable first response effort and <br /> support operations to be better synchronized. <br /> • Annex V:Terrorism:Consequence Management Plan <br /> -I3- <br />
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