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Law Enforcement Fire Service Emergency Medical Services Public Health Department Public Works Departments Non-Governmental Public Sector Others

National Response Framework (NRF) Presidential Policy Directive 8 (PPD8) National Incident Management System (NIMS) Incident Command Structure (ICS) Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Hazard Specific Annex

Life Safety Incident Stabilization Property Preservation

Planning “P” Incident Action Plan (IAP) Organizational Structure Strike Team/Task Force All Hazards (Type I,II,III)

Collaboration/Cooperation Pre-Planning Identifying Lead Role Responsibilities Joint Resp0nse Planning Joint Training

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