The Emergency Management Response to Regional Incidents.

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The Emergency Management Response to Regional Incidents

 Severe Winter Storms  Severe Summer Storms  Flooding  Hurricanes  Earthquakes  Terrorism  Civil Disturbances  Major Celebrations  Nationally Significant Events

 August 23, 2011 – at 5.8 it was the biggest quake in this region in 114 years  July 17, 2010 – 3.6 near Rockville, MD  2003 – 4.5 near Richmond, VA  1997 – 2.5 near Manassas, VA  1897 – 5.9 in Giles County, VA  1758 – first recorded quake in the region, near Annapolis – lasted 30 seconds

 Landfall near Virginia Beach  Storm surge reached 11 feet in Washington, DC  Highest ever recorded storm surge  18 deaths  Millions in damages

 Hurricane force winds to Washington, DC  Winds ranged from 78 to 98 mph at DCA  3 deaths in DC, 13 in VA, 6 in MD

 Storm surge of 6-8 feet  Power outages plagued the region for over a week  Major flooding in Alexandria and Baltimore

 Occurred at 1:51 pm  By 1:52 pm WAWAS first mode of regional communication – people looking for confirmation  By 3:00 pm – conference calls, EOCs opening, damage assessments fully underway

 Minor cracks  Some structural damage  Cell phone system quickly overloaded  Prince George’s County: Opened a shelter  Fairfax County: Two apartment buildings closed  EOC’s activated: Montgomery, Prince George’s, District, Arlington, Fairfax

 Trees down / power outages  Very minor flooding  Most power outages concentrated in Prince George’s  Much worse in counties bordering the Bay and eastward  Peak regional winds: gust of 66 in Gaithersburg, MD

 Between Emergency Managers ◦ Formal and informal conference calls ◦ WAWAS / NAWAS  Public Notification Systems ◦ Montgomery ◦ Fairfax ◦ District ◦ Arlington

 Earthquake ◦ Initial: situational awareness ◦ Subsequent: information on recovery and what to do post earthquake  Hurricane ◦ Initial: what to expect and when ◦ Subsequent: What to do to prepare and what to do afterwards

 Earthquake ◦ Expect the unexpected ◦ Inform public of what to do to stay safe ◦ Train first responders in earthquake response ◦ Include earthquakes in hazard mitigation plans  Hurricane Irene ◦ Examine historical data of past storms ◦ Increase use of regional information sharing tools (WebEOC, CapWIN)

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