Hurricane(PPT).ppt

Facilitated Discussion When will you know that demands from the disaster have lessened and you no longer need support? Office of Water (4608T) EPA 817-R-08-005 September 2008 /watersecurity Facilitated Discussion How are you going to manage demands for long-term recovery. How will these needs be addressed in your WARN agreement? Office of Water (4608T) EPA 817-R-08-005 September 2008 /watersecurity Post Exercise Session (“Hot Wash”) Discussion Points Office of Water (4608T) EPA 817-R-08-005 September 2008 /watersecurity Verify Exercise Objectives Were Met: Validate how WARN members work together during a significant water sector incident Facilitate an understanding of WARN concepts Identify strengths and areas of improvement Identify recommendations for changing approach Office of Water (4608T) EPA 817-R-08-005 September 2008 /watersecurity Conclusion Please turn in your participant evaluation form Compile all written and verbal comments Create an After Action Report with a Corrective Action Plan Next WARN meeting Thanks for participating Office of Water (4608T) EPA 817-R-08-005 September 2008 /watersecurity * * * * * * * * Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Draft - Do Not Cite, Circulate, or Copy Hurricane Scenario Office of Water (4608T) EPA 817-R-08-005 September 2008 /watersecurity Hurricane (insert name) Scenario NOAA and the NWS have been monitoring a storm system during the last two weeks in August NOAA and NWS predict that the storm will develop into a Category 3 hurricane and will make landfall at (insert detail here) over Labor Day we