Hurricane Wilma
ESF Briefing
October 24, 2005
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Safety Briefing
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SEOC LEVEL
1
24 Hour Operations
Unified Command EOC Staffing
• STATE and FEDERAL COORDINATING OFFICERS
• Craig Fugate – Scott Morris
• SERT CHIEF
• Mike DeLorenzo – Justin DeMello
• OPERATIONS CHIEF
• Leo Lachat – Gracia Szczech
• INFORMATION AND PLANNING CHIEF
• David Crisp – Doug Whitmer
• LOGISTICS CHIEF
• Chuck Hagan – Joe Burchette
• FINANCE & ADMIN CHIEF
• Suzanne Adams
• PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER
• Mike Stone – Nicole Jerger
• RECOVERY
• Frank Koutnik
State Coordinating Officer
Craig Fugate
Scott Morris
Up Next – SERT Chief
SERT Chief
Mike DeLorenzo
Justin DeMello
Up Next – Meteorology
Meteorology
Ben Nelson
Category 3 Hurricane Wilma – 120 mph
Up Next – Information & Planning
Information & Planning
David Crisp
Doug Whitmer
Up Next – Operations
Up Next Operations
Operations
Leo Lachat
Gracia Szczech
Up Next – ESF 1&3
Hurricane Wilma Unified Command IAP #6
Operational Period: 1900 10-24-05 to 1900 10-25-05
General
Operating
Objectives:
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Up Next –
ESF 1&3
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Continue Wilma Command operations.
Provide support to maintain ongoing evacuation efforts in
south Florida.
Implement Search and Rescue / Emergency Services entry
operations to south Florida and the Keys.
Maintain the Unified Logistics Team to support south
Florida Operations.
Continue to develop locations for staging resources in
south Florida.
Continue to support county shelter operations.
Continue to determine the need and locations for staff
deployments.
As needed, provide bus drivers to support the "Public
Transportation Dependent" populations in south Florida.
Continue to determine the phased target times for relocation of south Florida healthcare facilities.
Continue preparations for Community Response Teams to
south Florida with a focus on assessment, identification
and reporting of Human Needs.
Support Infrastructure Operations.
Continue financial management of Hurricane Wilma
operations.
Continue to determine and implement animal support
functions.
Provide Law Enforcement support to impacted areas.
Transition to Recovery.
ESF 1&3
Transportation & Public Works
Up Next – ESF 2
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Current Issues
• Responders may platoon down to Key West traveling
down the bridges spaced apart 200 feet. Only legal
vehicles weighing less than 80,000 lbs. each. Limit
trucks on bridges to one direction only for Keys
bridges.
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Current Issues
• District 1
• Collier -- 100% of signs & signals
are damaged
• Glades, Hendry, Okeechobee, Lee
-- "significant damage" but still
assessing
• 98% of state roads in D1 are passable
except in Collier county
District 4
• Significant sign and signal damage
• Power outages in the district, including
district offices and EOC
• Since the district is still experiencing
gale force winds, they have not been
able to do damage assessments
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Current Issues (continued)
• District 5
• All State Roads in District Five
are open.
• The only significant road closure
in the District is the Max Brewer
Bridge on CR 406 in Brevard County
(over the IntraCoastal Waterway from
Titusville to Playalinda Beach.) A boat
slammed into piling, damaging some.
Repairs will be necessary before it can
reopen. It is a county-maintained bridge,
but they will probably seek our funding
assistance. There was minimal signal
damage throughout the District, largely
in Brevard County.
• There is some local road flooding in Brevard
and Volusia County, but no significant traffic
impact.
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Current Issues (continued)
• District 6
• Significant sign and signal damage
• Still doing damage assessment
• Reports of some road flooding
• District 7
• Minor street flooding
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Turnpike:
• Significant damage to the Turnpike system service plazas
• Tractor Trailer roll-over MP 13 SB. Left lane open. FHP notified
TMC. Contacted Open Roads Recovery to respond under
emergency contract. Open Road Recovery is enroute to scene.
• Tractor Trailer roll-over at the SB entrance ramp to the Fort
Pierce/Port St. Lucie service plaza. Traffic is able to drive around
crash and enter service plaza.
• Fort Pierce service station significantly damaged, out of service.
• Multiple reports of light poles down near the Fort Pierce
interchange.
• 450 MHz radio system (Wrecker, Road Ranger radio) not
operational. This is hindering efforts between FHP, Road
Rangers and TMC.
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Turnpike (continued):
• Pompano service station reporting two tractor trailers blown
over within Pompano Service Plaza parking lot. One minor
injury, fuel leaking from one tractor. FHP has been made aware,
but not able to respond due to weather conditions.
• Snapper Creek service station has turned off pumps due to
debris and portable VMS board being blown towards pump
islands.
• Lift station at milepost 71 and Sawgrass automated report - no
electricity.
• Lift station at milepost 65 automated report - no electricity.
• Sunshine Skyway Bridge was closed to vehicles between 10
a.m. and 11 a.m., now reopened.
• West Palm Beach Restaurant closed due to significant roof
damage.
• Snapper Creek, Pompano and West Palm Beach service stations
closed to business until post-storm.
• Pompano service plaza stopping restaurant service until poststorm.
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Current Issues (continued)
• Army Corp of Engineers
• 50 Personnel on scene in Hendry, Palm Beach, Glades,
Okeechobee and Martin Counties
• Herbert Hoover Dike (Lake Okeechobee) protection with rock
and 150,000 sandbags available
• South Florida Water Management District
• Critical pump stations backed up with power and fuel
• Drawdown of canal levels complete
• Civil Air Patrol
• 43 Personnel on scene
• 18 Aircraft Staged for deployment
• 2 Recon Teams in Lee, Hendry and Charlotte counties
ESF 1&3 – Transportation & Public Works
• Unmet Needs
• Communications for District 4 Office
• Future Operations
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Continue aerial Recon on 10/25/05
Debris management
Road repair
Road sign repair
Bridge inspections
Support mission under unified command
Up Next – ESF 2
ESF 2
Communications
Up Next – ESF 4&9
ESF 4&9
Firefighting and Search & Rescue
Up Next – ESF 6
ESF 4&9 – Fire Fighting & Search & Rescue
• Current Issues
• Southwest Branch - Staged Florida State Fair Grounds Tampa (Hillsborough Co.) 10/23/2005 @ 1600 hrs
• FEMA Teams
• Tennessee Task Force 1 – Type III - in Lee county.
• Virginia Task Force 2 Type III - in Lee
• Task Force 3 – Type I with Engine Strike Team
(approx. 95 personnel)
• Task Force 5 – Type II with Engine Strike Team
(approx. 55 Personnel)
• Task Force 8 – Type III (22 personnel)
• Engine Strike Team (20 personnel) attached to TN
Task Force 1
• FWC Water Resources
• DOF Gold IMT
• 2 SAR Branch Managers from TF3 and TF4
ESF 4&9 – Fire Fighting & Search & Rescue
• Current Issues
• Central Branch - Staged Citrus Bowl - Orlando (Orange
Co.) 10/23/2005 @ 20:00
• Task Force 4 – Type II with Engine Strike Team
(approx. 55 personnel)
• MARC Units
• Staged Volusia County Fairgrounds – 10/23/2004 @
16:00
• Task Force 9 – Type III – Engine Strike Team (approx.
45 personnel)
• Southeast Branch
• Staged in Miami Metro Area (Dade County)
• FEMA Teams
• Florida Task Force I - Type I
• Florida Task Force II – Type I
ESF 4&9 – Fire Fighting & Search & Rescue
• Current Issues
• On Alert: 10/23/2005 by 2000 hrs.
• Bradenton Fire Type II Water Rescue Team (approx. 8
personnel)
• FEMA Teams
• Virginia – Task Force 1 Type III
• Maryland – Task Force 1 Type III
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• Continue to monitor Hurricane Wilma activities
Up Next – ESF 6
ESF 6
Mass Care
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ESF 6 – Mass Care
• Current Issues
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20 counties have 101 shelters open with 21,985 shelterees
There are and additional 20 shelters in 12 counties on standby.
74,025 meals served to date
11 Kitchens, to be staffed by the Southern Baptist Association, are
being deployed as sites are identified. One will deploy to Naples and
one to Clewiston.
• 33 ERVS are in state and are being deployed as sites are identified.
100 Budget Trucks on standby.
• 1 ARC, 1 TSA and 2 State ESF 6 reps are being deployed to Key
West to evaluate Mass Care needs in that county.
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• To continue deploying Mass Care Resources to locations with
identified needs.
Up Next – ESF 8
ESF 8
Health & Medical
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ESF 8 – Health & Medical
• Current Issues
• Special Needs Sheltering as of 2:50 PM 10/24/04 - Total of 27
Shelters with 2,164 clients
• Broward Hospitals: 21 facilities without power (20 full generator
power (HVAC), 1 minimal generator power (HVAC); 5 water systems
out; 3 with major roof damage
• Dade Hospitals: Homestead Hospital and Larkin Hospital on
generators
• Evacuation of Hendry Regional Hospital; Sustained roof damage,
supplies soiled
• Martin Memorial Hospital’s North and South Campuses are running
on generator power.
• Palm Beach Hospitals: 2 hospitals with major structure damage;
Bethesda - On generator, operational; West Boca - Significant
damage, no generator, may not be operational, manually ventilating
patients in the neonatal ICU, handling patient transfers locally; Delray
Significant damage, windows blown out but operational; JFK - On
generator, evacuated sixth floor due to water intrusion but
operational; Lake Worth Towers, 195 residence that require
assistance.
ESF 8 – Health & Medical
• Current Issues (continued)
• Pre-Storm Evacuated Facilities as of 9:00 AM 10/24/05
• Adult Family Care Facilities – Total 4 Facilities Evacuated and 18
Residents
• Assisted Living Facilities – Total 20 Facilities Evacuated and 402
Residents
• Hospitals – Total 4 Facilities Evacuated and 24 Patients
• Intermediate Care Facilities/DDs - Total 20 Facilities Evacuated
and 207 Residents
• Nursing Homes – Total 8 Facilities Evacuated and 717 Residents
• Total of 56 Facilities and 1,368 Residents.
• NDMS is pre-positioning 3 of the 5 (NY-2, TN-1 and AL-3) Strike
Teams in the Miami area for anticipated post-storm deployment to the
Keys.
• Dr. Francois called out to 5 Haitian radio stations for live interviews on
storm prep and CO message.
• Water bottlers are being identified and contacted to see if they will
include a health message on their label.
ESF 8 – Health & Medical
• Current Issues (cont)
• Poison Control Surveillance is up and running.
• A team leader has been identified and put on stand-by for
an epi-strike team
• Environmental Health is coordinating with DEP (ESF 17)
to determine environmental needs concerning drinking
water and waste water.
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• Continue post-impact response and recovery efforts.
• Continue to monitor fuel needs of hospitals on generators
(due to potential for extended power outages).
• Continue to roster and deploy teams at the county and
regional level based on identified needs.
Up Next – ESF 10
ESF 10
Hazardous Materials
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ESF 10 – Hazardous Materials
• Current Issues
• 2 HazMat Assessment teams moving into west coast impact area to
evaluate hazardous materials facilities.
• 2 HazMat Assessment Teams staged at Ormond Beach in
preparation for deployment Tuesday.
• Monitoring water levels in phosphate gyp stacks.
• FlaWARN water facility teams deploying to west Florida impact area
to assist getting water & wastewater facilities running.
• USCG providing HH60 platform to move ESF8 medical strike team
into Key West.
• Monitoring Florida D7 port status.
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• 4 EPA Water Division people in route to Florida tomorrow.
• 2 HazMat Assessment teams to travel into east Florida impact area
on Tuesday.
• Park damage assessment to start Tuesday.
• USCG to initiate port waterways assessments to include surveys for
critical aids to navigation, channel depth surveies and water front
facility security checks.
Up Next – ESF 11
ESF 11
Food & Water
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ESF 11 – Food & Water
• Current Issues
• 100 trucks of water being convoyed to Lakeland
LSA
• 100 trucks of ice being convoyed to Lakeland
LSA
• 142 trucks of Water and 122 trucks of Ice in
storage to be uploaded as needed
• 4 truckloads of baby food on site in Warehouse
ready for deployment to LSA once it opens
• Placed order with USDA for canned meats
• Over 90,000 cases of USDA foods on hand in
state contracted warehouse
ESF 11 – Food & Water
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• Coordinating deliveries of USDA commodities to
state contracted warehouse and to ARC and TSA
• LSA Team ready for deployment to West Palm
Beach
• Continue to staff ESF room in the State EOC
Up Next – ESF 12
ESF 12
Energy
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ESF 12 – Energy
• Current Issues - Fuels
• 17 Fuel Tankers Mobilized in Support of USAR and Recovery
• Key West, 1 tanker (9000 gallons) ½ Diesel ½ Unleaded, Tracker
160
• White Springs State Farmers Market, 1 tanker (9000 gallons)
Diesel, Tracker 248
• Tampa, 10 Tankers (9000 gallons each) ¼ Unleaded, ¾ Diesel,
Tracker 144
• Tampa, 5 tankers (2500 to 4000 gallons) on hold, Tracker 770
• Bulk Fuel in Ports• Florida normally uses 25 million gallons per day. Florida tries to
keep at least a 4 day supply available (100 million gallons).
• 215 million gallons, mg, available now. 9 day supply
• 151 million gallons available in 3 days. 6 day supply
• 216 million gallons available in 9 days. 9 day supply
• Result - average of 210-220 million gallons available per day for
the next 9 days.
• Retail Outlets - Locations reporting having plenty of fuel
• I-4, I-95, I-75 corridors and FL Turnpike have plenty of fuel.
ESF 12 – Energy
• Current Issues - Electric
• SEE TRACKER 380 FOR LISTINGS BY COUNTY!!!
Copies of spreadsheet also available on esf 12 door.
• Total Outages - 3,475,370
• FPL - 3,232,200 (74% of their customers out)
• Progress Energy - 31,599 (2% of their customers out)
• Municipalities - 62, 351(5% of their customers out)
• Co-operatives - 149,229 (16% of their customers out)
• ETR 's Estimated times of restoration are not available
yet.
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• Continue monitoring fuel and electricity issues and
responding to tracker requests.
Up Next – ESF 13
ESF 13
Military Support
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II
Gadsden
Calhoun
Leon
Bay
Liberty
83d
Gulf
Nassau
Hamilton
Madison
Wakulla
Suwannee
Taylor
Lafayette
Franklin
TC
Clay
Bradford
Alachua
Dixie
JTF-FL
Duval
Baker
St. Johns
Walton Washington
JFHQ
-FL
Columbia
(316)
Gilchrist
3-124th
Holmes RESERVE
Jackson
Jefferson
Okaloosa
Escambia
Santa Rosa
SEOC
(ESF 5, 13, Log,
PAO, Air)
AEG
Wilma
Putnam
Flagler
Levy
Lake
Hernando
Pasco
X
JTF
Pinellas
JFHQ
164th
Manatee
Sarasota
X
164th
(443)
JOC
(96)
3/20th
SFGA
83d
TC
(60)
(249)
AEG
(72)
RESERVE
Seminole
I
I
Orange
Osceola
53rd
Indian River
Okeechobee
Hardee
DeSoto
Charlotte
Highlands
Lee
St. Lucie
Martin
TF SIG
(80)
AVN
Hendry
50th
(149)
Broward
164th
Collier
TF ENG
(150)
260th
MI
(42)
Miami-Dade
ESTIMATED TOTAL - 3,220
53rd
I
I
Palm Beach
X
(1029)
X
Glades
WILMA
X
X
Polk
(971)
53rd
(264)
Brevard
X
Sumter
Citrus
53rd
50th
ASG
146
Volusia
Hillsborough
DEPT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS
OPERATIONS OVERLAY
24OCT05
Marion
3/20th
SFGA
50th
ASG
Monroe
ASG
2
280
Gadsden
Calhoun
40
TF 53
21
420
Indian River
1
20
Madison
Wakulla
Liberty
Gulf
Broward
Leon
Bay
Nassau
Hamilton
Suwannee
Taylor
Lafayette
Franklin
Dixie
Duval
Baker
Clay
Bradford
Alachua
St. Johns
Monroe
Walton Washington
Columbia
14
Jackson
Gilchrist
Dade
SoldiersHolmes
Okaloosa
PODS
Jefferson
Santa Rosa
TF 50
Escambia
Unit/County
Putnam
Flagler
Levy
1
80
20
Marion
LSA
LSA
Volusia
Lake
Citrus
St.Lucie
6
3
120
Hernando
60
Pasco
2
40
Collier
6
120
Glades
4
80
Hendry
5
100
Lee
11
220
Total
80
1600
Pinellas
TF 164
Charlotte
RECON
Manatee
Sarasota
SAR
Seminole
Orange
LNO
Hillsborough
Palm Beach
Osceola
Polk
Indian River
Okeechobee
Hardee
DeSoto
Charlotte
Lee
Highlands
St. Lucie
Martin
Glades
Hendry
LEA LNO
DEPT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS
LSA/RECON/LNO/SAR
OVERLAY
24OCT05
Brevard
Okeechobee
4
Sumter
Martin
Palm Beach
Broward
Collier
Miami-Dade
Monroe
FLARNG
UH 60 – 3 ea
CH-47 – 1 ea
OH-58 – 3 ea
Dixie
Rotary Deploys
Levy
FWD to Brooksville
24 Oct 05
MSARNG (24 Oct 05)
CH-47 – 2 ea
UH 60 – 2 ea
Columbia
Clay
Bradford
Alachua
Putnam
Flagler
Marion
Mobility Packages
Volusia
23
Oct 05
Lake
Citrus
ALARNG (24 Oct 05)
UH-60 3 ea
TNANG
C-130 – 1ea
St. Johns
Lafayette
FLANG JAX
RC-26
Duval
Baker
Hernando
Seminole
Orange
BROOKSVILLE
FLARNG
Hillsborough
Pinellas
Pasco
Manatee
UH 60 – 6ea
Sarasota
(40)
Osceola
Brevard
GAARNG (24 Oct 05)
CH-47 – 2 ea
NYARNG
Suwannee
Taylor
Franklin
CH-47 – 1 ea
UH 60 – 2 ea
Madison
Sumter
CECIL FIELD
Nassau
Hamilton
Gilchrist
TXARNG
CH-47 – 2 ea
202 RHS
269th
153rd
Wakulla
Liberty
Gulf
CBJTC
Jefferson
Okaloosa
Escambia
Escambia
Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa
TALLAHASSEE
C-26 – 1 ea (GAARNG)
C-26 – 1 ea (SCARNG)
Holmes
C-12 – 1 ea (FLARNG)
Jackson
C-130 – 1ea (FLANG)
Walton Washington
Gadsden
Calhoun
Leon
Bay
(6)
Polk
Indian River
Okeechobee
Hardee
DeSoto
Charlotte
Lee
Highlands
St. Lucie
Martin
Glades
Hendry
Palm Beach
Broward
DEPT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS
AVIATION/ENGINEER
OVERLAY
24OCT05
Collier
Miami-Dade
Monroe
Up Next – ESF 14
C130 w/ENG
T: Clear NAS Key West
ESF 14
Public Information
Up Next – ESF 15
ESF 15
Volunteers & Donations
Up Next – ESF 16
ESF 15 – Volunteers & Donations
• Current Issues
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Contacting county ESF 15 coordinators and local volunteer managers
Submitted request for 3 EMAC Vol & Don specialists
Submitted ARF for AmeriCorps / NCCC tasking
Securing staffing for Vol & Don Hotline, opening Tuesday morning
Coordinating with Convoy of Hope, Ch. of Scientology and
Compassion Alliance on vol teams for PODS
• Messaging to media about C.A.R.E., including updated public
information on website
• Unmet Needs
• Cable and connection of phones and computers for Volunteer &
Donations Hotline
• Future Operations
• Daily communication with counties
• Coordination of voluntary agency efforts
• Deployment of staff to JFO
Up Next – ESF 16
ESF 16
Law Enforcement
Up Next – ESF 17
ESF 16 – Law Enforcement
• Current Issues
• 608 State and Local Law Enforcement officers
(via Florida Police Chiefs and Florida Sheriffs
Association) have been deployed to storm
impacted areas.
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• Continue to provide assistance to local law
enforcement in impacted areas.
Up Next – ESF 17
ESF 17
Agriculture & Animal Protection
Up Next – Finance & Administration
ESF 17 – Agriculture & Animal Protection
• Current Issues
• ESF17 Incident Management Team activated and establishing ESF17
Incident Command Post
• Contacting county ESF17 coordinators and industry representatives
for damage assessments
• State Agricultural Response Team (SART) partner agencies assisting
with damage assessments and response efforts
• University of Florida, College of Veterinary Medicine
• University of Florida, IFAS Extension
• USDA/APHIS/Veterinary Services
• USDA/Wildlife Services
• USDA/Farm Service Agency
• Florida Animal Control Agency (HSUS)
• Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)
• Disaster Animal Response Teams (DART)
• Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS)
• Florida Cattlemen's Association
• Southeast Milk Incorporated
• Florida Association of Kennel Clubs
ESF 17 – Agriculture & Animal Protection
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• Assessment and Response Teams deployed to
ICP
• Establish ESF17 Staging Area for animal and
livestock feed
• FWC to assess captive/exotic animal facilities
• FDACS Ag. Environmental Services establishing
Mosquito Spraying IMT/ICP
Up Next – Finance & Administration
Finance & Administration
Up Next – Logistics
Finance & Administration
• Current Issues
• Purchasing and renting equipment and supplies
• Initiated purchase order for catering and showers at West Palm
Beach LSA and Lakeland LSA through OK's Cascade Company.
• Purchasing tarps to be shipped to the South Florida Fairgrounds
in West Palm Beach
• Have coded and routed Personnel Actions for Community
Response Strike Teams; waiting on personnel approval
• Assisting with deployment of staff
• Continuing to track our agency's costs
• Unmet Needs
• None at this time
• Future Operations
• Continue to support field teams with travel and purchasing needs
• Make necessary purchases and track costs
Up Next – Logistics
Unified Logistics Section
Chuck Hagan
Joe Burchette
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Next
– EMAC
Mutual Aid
EMAC Mutual Aid
Up Next – Recovery
EMAC Mutual Aid
• In-State Mutual Aid Summary
• Six (6) Incident Management Teams
• Monroe County EOC (Marathon) - Tampa Bay IMT
• City of Key West - City of Tallahassee IMT
• Lee County - Northeast Florida IMT
• Martin County - Northwest Florida IMT
• Hendry County - FDEM Red Team
• Palm Beach County - State of Virginia IMT (A-Team Working
Mission)
• All IMTs with the exception of the Palm Beach County Team will arrive
at their destinations tomorrow afternoon to support EOC Operations
in their respective counties/cities.
• Total ARFs (Requests for Federal Assistance): 28
• EMAC Summary
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31 total missions
26 Approved
5 Canceled
5 Pending
Total cost (National Guard and Civilian): $5,334812.50
Up Next – Recovery
Recovery
Up Next – SERT Chief
Recovery
• Current Issues
• Working in conjunction with Ops Support and Field Operations in
deploying and managing SERT Liaisons; currently there are 25 SERT
Liaisons in 14 counties
• PDA Roster complete for PA and IA
• DRC Manager identified
• Declaration letters drafted and awaiting action
• Unmet Needs
• None: SERT Liaisons deployed to all counties by direction and 100%
of all requests fulfilled
• Future Operations
• Support counties during landfall and afterwards
• Deployment orders for PDA teams will be issued and teams will
deploy as soon as possible after storm passage
• ID DRC sites
• Support Human Services
Jackson
Leon
Bay
Liberty
Gulf
Nassau
Hamilton
Madison
Wakulla
Franklin
Suwannee
Taylor
Duval
Baker
Union
Clay
Bradford
Lafayette
Gilchrist Alachua
St. Johns
Gadsden
Calhoun
Columbia
Walton
Washington
Jefferson
Okaloosa
Santa Rosa
Putnam
Dixie
Flagler
Levy
Marion
Hurricane Wilma DR-1609
Hernando
Lake
Seminole
Orange
Individual Assistance
Individual Assistance
Hillsborough
Pasco
Manatee
Sarasota
Individual Assistance Requested
Osceola
Polk
Indian River
Hardee
DeSoto
Charlotte
Lee
Declared October 24, 2005
Brevard
Citrus
Sumter
Volusia
Pinellas
Escambia
Holmes
Okeechobee
St. Lucie
Highlands
Martin
Glades
Hendry
Collier
Palm Beach
Broward
Miami-Dade
Monroe
Jackson
Leon
Bay
Liberty
Gulf
Nassau
Hamilton
Madison
Wakulla
Franklin
Suwannee
Taylor
Duval
Baker
Union
Clay
Bradford
Lafayette
Gilchrist Alachua
St. Johns
Gadsden
Calhoun
Columbia
Walton
Washington
Jefferson
Okaloosa
Santa Rosa
Escambia
Holmes
Putnam
Dixie
Flagler
Levy
Marion
Hurricane Wilma DR-1609
Hernando
Lake
Seminole
Orange
Pinellas
Public Assistance
Public Assistance, Category A and B
72 hours at 100%
Hillsborough
Pasco
Manatee
Sarasota
Osceola
Polk
Indian River
Hardee
DeSoto
Charlotte
Public Assistance Requested
Lee
Okeechobee
St. Lucie
Highlands
Martin
Glades
Hendry
Collier
Declared October 24, 2005
Incident Period: 10-
Up Next – SERT Chief
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Brevard
Citrus
Sumter
Volusia
Palm Beach
Broward
Miami-Dade
Monroe
SERT Chief
Mike DeLorenzo
Next Briefing
October 25 at 0730
Branch Briefing