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• County: Statewide
• Community: State of Colorado
• Basin: Statewide
• Title: Colorado State Emergency Operations Plan 1991
• Date: 5/1/1991
• Prepared For: State of Colorado
• Prepared By: FEMA
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Historic FEMA Regulatory Floodplain Information

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Colorado Emergency Operations Plan
SEOP - Part 1 (Basic Plan)

DODES 24 Hour Emergency
Telephone # [phone]

gency expenditures made by state
Agencies.

4. Emergency Resource Management Systems
Agency responsibilities to be developed on
the basis of the existing Colorado Emergen-
cy Resource Management Plan (Sept.
1966) and upon Issuance of national pro-
gram guidance,

I COORDINATION RESPONSIBlUTlES I

1. In a National Security Emergency identify
those routine Department of Administration
functions and services that can be
suspended and, upon approval of the
Govemor, take actions to suspend such
functions and services.

2. Provide for departmental action officers at
the SEOC, Field Coordinating Center and
other state command and control facilities
that may be designated,

3. Inform DODES (SEOC when activated) of
emergency-related administrative problems
IdentRied within the state,

4. Validate and aggregate damage assess-
ment data on disaster damaged state build-
Ings, Provide a summary of these damages
to DODES (SEOC when activated).

5, Provide for continuity of leadership and
operations, Establish a line of succession

for each key position within the depart-
ment/agency and Its subordinate elements
to ensure that the department/agency can
continue to perform its essential activities.
Identify all records and other documents
vital to continuity of operations. Establish a
method to preserve same by copying,
microfiche, or other means for safekeeping
at an alternate location. Develop a plan to
relocate all essential elements of the depart-
ment/agency in event of a major natural or
man-made disaster, Be prepared to move
staff and critical documents to a different
base (s) of operations as designated by the
Governor. Be prepared to conduct opera-
tions for an extended period at the altemate
location.

6. Assist DODES In the Identification, selec-
tion, arrangements for use of local, state,
federal governmental and commercial
facilities to support disaster response and
recovery activities within the state.

7, Assist the Office of the Governor In provid-
ing for a disaster emergency public infor-
mation and awareness program,

8. Be prepared to move vital records main-
tained In the Denver Capitol Complex to an
alternate location in a disaster emergency
situation should the need arise.

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