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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 - pan 1 (Basic Plan)

DODES 24 Hour Emergency
Telephone # [phone]

1966) and upon issuance of national pro-
gram guidance.

I COORDINATION RESPONSIBIUTIES I

1. Inform the SEOC of agricultural, fire,
climatic, and energy related disaster
problems identnied within the state.

2. Verify potential disaster related agricultural,
fire, climatic, and energy problems which
have been identified; take appropriate ac-
tion,

3, Initiate coordination with the SEOC con-
cerning disaster related problems which
have been verified. and provide technically
oriented fire. climatic, energy personnel and
advice to the SEOC, when requested,

4. Provide a departmental coordinating officer
to the disaster area Field Coordinating Cen-
ter to facilitate application of departmental
resources, when requested.

5. Validate and aggregate assessments of
wildfire damage and other natural disaster
damage to universities, museums, and his-
torical facilities, and provide the SEOC with
a summary.

6. Provide specialists to the state-federal
decision making meetings or briefings, and
to accompany key officials on aerial recon-
naissance of the disaster area, when re-
quested,

7. Make periodic reports to the SEOC con-
ceming agriculture, wUdfire, climatic, and
energy disaster related problems,

8. Validate and assist in assessment of wildfire
damage and other natural disaster damage
to forests, rangelands, and other watershed
producing lands, public and private.

9. Within three months after a disaster, submit
recommendations to DODES for the institu-
tion of improved response, relief, and future
preventive measures,

10. Provide for continuity of leadership and
operations. Establish a line of succession
for each key position within the department/
agency and Its subordinate elements to en-
sure that the department/agency can con-
tinue 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 alternate
location,

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