CAPSTONE14 Resource Allocation Workshop III

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1 CAPSTONE14 Resource Allocation Workshop III FEMA Region VI Back - Brief February 12, 2014

2 Region VI Exercise Objectives EXERCISE OBJECTIVES CORE CAPABILITIES Regional Communications - Operational Communications Regional Situational Awareness Situational Awareness and Operational Coordination Regional Transportation - Critical Transportation Private Sector Integration - Public and Private Services and Resources Regional Resource Management - Environmental Response/ Health and Safety, Mass Care Services, Mass Search and Rescue Operations, Public Health and Medical Services, and Infrastructure Systems Defense Support to Civilian Authorities Various Core Capabilities 2

3 Region VI Participation in CAPSTONE14 Region VI Support for CAPSTONE14 includes: Activate RRCC (co-locate SIMCELL) Deploy FCO and IMAT to Arkansas Deploy ESF-1, DOT Deploy ESF-2, NPPD Communications Liaison Deploy ESF-3, USACOE Deploy ESF-6, Mass Care Deploy ESF-8, Health and Human Services Deploy ESF-13, ATF Deploy Defense Coordinating Element (DCE) Deploy US Coast Guard Deploy External Affairs to Joint Information Center (JIC) Participation in the Recovery portion of the Exercise 3

4 Execution Phased Approach (No Notice) Pre-incident E to E+24 E+24 to E+96 E+96 to E+168 E+168 to E. Phase 1 Phase 2a Phase 2b Phase 2c Phase 3 Normal Operations Planning Exercise Training Awareness Identify resource needs Shape Alert & Activation RRCC at Level 1 SEOC at Level 1 Establish UCG Gain situation awareness Activate logistics distribution system Deploy IMAT, MERS & DCE to SEOC Activate FSA(s) and deploy teams Deployment Establish IOF Establish communications Deploy resources to FSA(s) Set up RSC(s) Deploy Field Teams to RSC(s) Organize task forces and teams Establish local POD sites Response Establish transportation corridors Employ field teams to incident site Employ resources to POD sites Provide Mass Care and sheltering Transition to JFO Restore Critical Infrastructure Sustained Response Conduct mass fatality operations Reduce hazards to population (debris) Reestablish Medical and Public Health systems Transition to recovery operations Long-term recovery Return to normalcy Assembly Point Responder Support Camps Employ Field Teams Federal Staging Area PODs Assembly Point Outside Incident Area Staging Areas Incident Area Incident Site Responder Resources Shelter

5 FEMA REGION VI STATE OF ARKANSAS Resource Support as of 05/15/2013 Concept of Support I+24: Delivered to Staging Area (2) 54 Pack Generators to Stuttgart 1,134,000L Water to FedEx 639,360 Meals to FedEx 4,160 Tarps to Stuttgart I+24 to I+72: Delivered to Staging Area 1,512,000L Water to Stuttgart 852,480 Meals to Stuttgart 8,400 Cots to Stuttgart 20,000 Blankets to Stuttgart Commonly Used Shelter Items/Services List 10 Infant & Toddler Kits 1 CMS Kit 1 DME Kit Common shelter items Shelter services dependent upon shelter operations Power Generation Assessments (Some and USACE Englink historical data) Specific/special requirements State Capabilities & Shortfalls The State of Arkansas has limited contracts in place to meet its initial requirements. The State will request an additional (2) day supply of water, meals, generators, cots, blankets and tarps arriving at FedEx Freight East Little Rock and Stuttgart ISB. Federally Recognized Tribes 0 Critical Infrastructures & Key Resources 90 DC Source(s) DC Fort Worth Reception Centers Hardy, AR Hazen, AR Searcy, AR BSI/FSA Fort Chaffee SSA Camp Robinson ISB Little Rock FedEx Freight East FEMA Staging Area(s) Stuttgart Municipal Airport Little Rock FedEx Freight East Blytheville AFB/Aeroplex (Alt ISB/SSA) State SSA(s) Walnut Ridge Camp Robinson POD Location(s) Identified SSA Walnut Ridge RSA Searcy ISB Stuttgart Municipal Airport ISB Blytheville AFB/Aeroplex RSA Jonesboro

6 Adjudication Process Regional resources are adjudicated by the Regional Administrator National resources are adjudicated by the FEMA Administrator 6

7 Days 0-14 Type I 2 1-AR, 1-TX 0 Type I USAR Support Team 2 1-TX, 1-NM 0 Type II 2 1-OK, 1-NM 0 Type II USAR Support Team Type I Collapsed Structure Search Team Type II Collapsed Structure Search Team Type III Collapsed Structure Search Team Type IV Collapsed Structure Search Team Rotary Wing Aircraft w/sar Crew 19 4-TX 15

8 Days 0-14 TYPE III IMT (FIRE) Type III IMT-Fire 1 1-TX 0 TYPE II IMT (FIRE) Type II IMT-Fire 2 2-TX 0 TYPE I IMT (FIRE) Type I IMT-Fire 2 1-OK, 1-TX 0 EOC Team SEOC Planning Staff 10 8-OK, 2-TX 0 EOC Team SEOC Operations Staff 10 8-OK, 2-TX 0 EOC Team SEOC Logistics Staff 10 8-OK, 2-TX 0 EMAC EMAC A-Team 1 1-TX 0 Bldg Insp Building Inspection Team OK 40 Bldg Insp Critical Public Facilities PRT BRIDGE INSP Inspection/Evaluation Team TX, 10-OK 18 Type I HAZMAT Entry HAZMAT Strike Team 5 2-OK, 3-CG 0 MEDICAL DMAT 16 2-HHS 16 MEDICAL Type III Ambulance Strike Teams TX, 25-OK 35 MEDICAL Federal Medical Stations (FMS) 3 2-HHS 1

9 Days 0-14 Water Rescue Type II Swift Water Flood Rescue Team 13 5-OK, 8-TX 0 Comms NGJISCC (Joint Incident Site Communications Capability) 3 1-Ok, 1-LA, 1- KS 0 Comms NG Signal Company 2 1-OK, 1-TX 0 Comms NCB JCCC/Comms Jet Team (NGB staff to work in State JOC for reporting) Comms P25 700/800 Radios 10, ,000 Comms 700/800 Sites on wheels Comms Airborne 700/800 Digital Repeater Debris Removal Type I Debris Management Team Debris Removal Type I Debris Management Site Reduction Team Debris Removal Debris Load & Haul Team w/equipment 0 0 0

10 Days 0-14 Law Enforcement Certified Law Enforcement Officers TX, 100-OK 200 Law Enforcement NG Infantry Battalion to support state and local Law Enforcement Operation 2 LA and OK 0 Other External Resources NG Engineer Battalion 2 1-TX, Companies from CT,SD,TX, WY 0 NG Homeland Response Force NG HRF 1 TX 0 NG CERFP CERFP 3 LA,CO,TX 0 NG CST CST 4 LA,OK, CO 1 NG Rotary-wing Air NG Heavy/Med Lift Rotary Wing Aircraft 56 LA -4,Ok-5, CO-2, GA-6 39

11 Days 15+ Type I 2 1-AR, 1-TX 0 Type I USAR Support Team 2 1-TX 1 Type II Type II USAR Support Team Type I Collapsed Structure Search Team Type II Collapsed Structure Search Team Type III Collapsed Structure Search Team Type IV Collapsed Structure Search Team Rotary Wing Aircraft w/sar Crew 19 4-TX 15

12 Days 15+ TYPE III IMT (FIRE) Type III IMT-Fire 1 1-TX 0 TYPE II IMT (FIRE) Type II IMT-Fire TYPE I IMT (FIRE) Type I IMT-Fire 2 1-TX 1 EOC Team SEOC Planning Staff TX 0 EOC Team SEOC Operations Staff TX 0 EOC Team SEOC Logistics Staff TX 0 EMAC EMAC A-Team Bldg Insp Building Inspection Team Bldg Insp Critical Public Facilities PRT BRIDGE INSP Inspection/Evaluation Team Type I HAZMAT Entry HAZMAT Strike Team 5 2-OK 3 MEDICAL DMAT 16 2-HHS 14 MEDICAL Type III Ambulance Strike Teams MEDICAL Federal Medical Stations (FMS) 3 2-HHS 1

13 Days 15+ Water Rescue Type II Swift Water Flood Rescue Team 13 2-TX, 5-OK 6 Comms NGJISCC (Joint Incident Site Communications Capability) 3 1-OK, 1-LA, 1-KS 0 Comms NG Signal Company 2 1-Ok, 1-TX 0 Comms NCB JCCC/Comms Jet Team (NGB staff to work in State JOC for reporting) Comms P25 700/800 Radios 10, ,000 Comms 700/800 Sites on wheels Comms Airborne 700/800 Digital Repeater Debris Removal Type I Debris Management Team 19 3-OK 16 Debris Removal Type I Debris Management Site Reduction Team 19 3-OK 16 Debris Removal Debris Load & Haul Team w/equipment 10 5-OK 5

14 Days 15+ Law Enforcement Certified Law Enforcement Officers TX, 100-OK 200 Law Enforcement NG Infantry Battalion to support state and local Law Enforcement Operation 2 LA and OK 0 Other External Resources NG Engineer Battalion 2 1-TX, Companies from CT,SD,TX, WY 0 NG Homeland Response Force NG HRF 1 TX 0 NG CERFP CERFP 3 LA,CO,TX 0 NG CST CST 4 LA,OK, CO 1 LA -4,Ok-5, CO-2, NG Rotary-wing Air NG Heavy Lift Rotary Wing Aircraft 56 GA-6 39

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