DISPATCHER TRAINING

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Milwaukee CountyOffice of the Sheriff
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS
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Milwaukee County Emergency Management Zones
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Milwaukee County Emergency Management
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Response Planning and Coordination

• Sheriffs Office
• Co. Executive
• Hazmat Teams
• Municipal Govt
• Local Health Dept
• Red Cross
• Salvation Army
• Citizen Corps

• Co. Fire Chiefs
• Co. Police Chiefs
• Business/Industry
• State Emergency Mgmt
• State DNR
• U.S. Coast Guard
• FBI
• US EPA

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All Hazards Planning

• All-hazards Planning
• Natural hazards tornado, severe storm, flood
• Technological chemical spills accidents
• Terrorism Weapons of Mass Destruction
• County Emergency Operations Plan (EOP)
• Guides communications, resource management, law
  enforcement, fire and rescue, emergency medical,
  public health, damage assessment and recovery
  operations.

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Emergency Operations Plan

• Local response utilizes County Emergency
  Operations Plan EOP, which includes
• Basic Plan
• Direction and Control (Annex A)
• Warning Communications (Annex B)
• Resource Management (Annex C)
• Law Enforcement (Annex D)
• Evacuation Shelter (Annex E)
• Human Services (Annex F)

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Emergency Operations Plan

• Public Works/Engineering (Annex G)
• Public Health, Mental Health, Emergency Medical
  Services Mortuary Services (Annex H)
• Radiological Protection (Annex I)
• Public Information Education (Annex J)
• Fire and Rescue (Annex K)
• Damage Assessment Recovery (Annex L)

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Milwaukee CountyEmergency Operations Plan

• Use of Incident Command System (ICS) for
  immediate incident response, post-incident
  response and recovery operations
• Supports Incident Commander and coordinates
  resource management
• EOP Attachments
• Hazardous Materials Response Plan
• Terrorism Incident Response Plan

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Emergency Operations Plan

• Specialized response resources
• Hazardous Materials Response Teams
• Heavy Urban Rescue Team
• SWAT / Tactical teams
• EOD Canine Units
• Bomb teams
• Event Surveillance
• Biological Monitoring
• Real time messaging

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Preparedness Information

• To the general public
• To community groups
• To business industry
• To employees
• To emergency response agencies
• To local governments

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National Incident Management System (NIMS)

• National Incident Management System (NIMS)
  provides for a nationwide approach for federal,
  state, tribal, and local governments to work
  effectively together to prepare for, prevent,
  respond to, and recover from domestic incidents,
  regardless of cause, size, or complexity.
• Command Management
• Incident Command System and Multi-agency
  Coordination System including coordinated public
  information system
• Preparedness
• Planning, Training, Exercises and Mutual Aid

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Components of NIMS

• Resource Management
• Identify and type resources
• Certify and credential personnel
• Inventory, acquire, mobilize, track and recover
• Communications Information Mgmt
• The NIMS Integration Center provides strategic
  direction and oversight of NIMS, supporting
  routine maintenance and refinement of the system
  and its components.

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Family Preparedness

• Have supplies to last you and your family for
  three to five days
• Family Communications Plan
• Home Emergency Preparedness Kit
• Basic items you should store in your home for an
  emergency are water, food, first-aid supplies,
  medications, clothing, bedding, flashlight,
  radio, extra batteries, and specialty items (baby
  food/supplies, pet supplies, etc).

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24 HOUR NUMBER 414-278-4709

• CONTACT INFO
• Office of the Sheriff
• Emergency Management Bureau
• 821 West State Street, Room 304
• Milwaukee WI 53233
• E-mail mcsoem_at_milwcnty.com
• Web-site www.mkesheriff.org