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What is the primary responsibility of the Shift Commander during an unusual occurrence or critical incident?
What is the primary responsibility of the Shift Commander during an unusual occurrence or critical incident?
- Coordinate the operation with other agencies.
- Protect life and property. (correct)
- Establish safe access routes to and from the command post.
- Determine equipment requirements.
Who is responsible for coordinating the deployment of manpower during an unusual occurrence or critical incident?
Who is responsible for coordinating the deployment of manpower during an unusual occurrence or critical incident?
- Deputy (correct)
- District Commander (Affected District)
- Shift Commander (Affected District)
- Field Operations Bureau Commander
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the District Commander (Affected District) during an unusual occurrence or critical incident?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the District Commander (Affected District) during an unusual occurrence or critical incident?
- Coordinate the operation with other agencies.
- Provide regular updates to the Field Operations Bureau Commander.
- Supervise the overall operation from the incident command post or Sheriff’s Office.
- Initiate the use of “plain language” in lieu of “10-codes”. (correct)
In the case of a critical incident, when is the SWAT Team deployed?
In the case of a critical incident, when is the SWAT Team deployed?
What is the role of the Field Operations Bureau Commander during a critical incident?
What is the role of the Field Operations Bureau Commander during a critical incident?
What is the purpose of 'plain language' in lieu of '10-codes' during a critical incident?
What is the purpose of 'plain language' in lieu of '10-codes' during a critical incident?
Which of these personnel is ultimately responsible for establishing and maintaining an incident log?
Which of these personnel is ultimately responsible for establishing and maintaining an incident log?
After an unusual occurrence or critical incident, who is responsible for submitting an after action report to the Field Operations Bureau commander?
After an unusual occurrence or critical incident, who is responsible for submitting an after action report to the Field Operations Bureau commander?
What action should deputies take if there is a total inability to communicate with other units?
What action should deputies take if there is a total inability to communicate with other units?
Which unit designation corresponds to the Undersheriff of Law Enforcement Operations?
Which unit designation corresponds to the Undersheriff of Law Enforcement Operations?
Who is responsible for notifying the public if an evacuation is required due to hazardous situations?
Who is responsible for notifying the public if an evacuation is required due to hazardous situations?
What is the designation for the Emergency Operations Center?
What is the designation for the Emergency Operations Center?
Which operation should not be initiated during disrupted radio communications?
Which operation should not be initiated during disrupted radio communications?
What is the unit designation for the Public Information Officer?
What is the unit designation for the Public Information Officer?
Who is responsible for assisting in the evacuation process?
Who is responsible for assisting in the evacuation process?
What will be initiated to keep track of developments during the incident?
What will be initiated to keep track of developments during the incident?
What is the designation for the Joint Operations Bureau Commander?
What is the designation for the Joint Operations Bureau Commander?
Who is responsible for initiating de-escalation and demobilization of the agency's response?
Who is responsible for initiating de-escalation and demobilization of the agency's response?
Which of the following tasks is NOT part of the recovery operations?
Which of the following tasks is NOT part of the recovery operations?
What must be done with the bodies of victims at the field morgue until directed otherwise?
What must be done with the bodies of victims at the field morgue until directed otherwise?
What is a primary responsibility the incident commander must perform during recovery operations?
What is a primary responsibility the incident commander must perform during recovery operations?
What type of reports must be submitted after an emergency operation?
What type of reports must be submitted after an emergency operation?
Which of these actions is included in the de-escalation procedures?
Which of these actions is included in the de-escalation procedures?
What will the agency attempt to mitigate during de-escalation operations?
What will the agency attempt to mitigate during de-escalation operations?
What is the primary responsibility of the first deputy on the scene of an unusual occurrence?
What is the primary responsibility of the first deputy on the scene of an unusual occurrence?
When should the Sheriff request mutual aid from surrounding agencies?
When should the Sheriff request mutual aid from surrounding agencies?
What is the role of the Sector Sergeant in an incident?
What is the role of the Sector Sergeant in an incident?
What must the Florida National Guard maintain during their operations?
What must the Florida National Guard maintain during their operations?
What does the Alpha/Bravo/Charlie/Delta work schedule relate to?
What does the Alpha/Bravo/Charlie/Delta work schedule relate to?
Who has the authority to request Florida National Guard assistance during emergencies?
Who has the authority to request Florida National Guard assistance during emergencies?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the first responder?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the first responder?
What is the primary role of federal law enforcement assistance in unusual occurrences?
What is the primary role of federal law enforcement assistance in unusual occurrences?
What must the Sector Sergeant do if the situation is unmanageable with available resources?
What must the Sector Sergeant do if the situation is unmanageable with available resources?
When the Sheriff’s Office requests state assistance, which plan is followed?
When the Sheriff’s Office requests state assistance, which plan is followed?
What is the purpose of establishing inner and outer perimeters around an incident area?
What is the purpose of establishing inner and outer perimeters around an incident area?
Who determines the configuration and staffing of the emergency activation schedule?
Who determines the configuration and staffing of the emergency activation schedule?
Which representatives will accompany National Guard members operating in affected areas?
Which representatives will accompany National Guard members operating in affected areas?
What is required of the Emergency Management Director in terms of training?
What is required of the Emergency Management Director in terms of training?
What happens if martial law is declared by the Governor?
What happens if martial law is declared by the Governor?
Under which circumstance can the Sheriff request federal law enforcement assistance?
Under which circumstance can the Sheriff request federal law enforcement assistance?
What action should the incident commander take to support the community's recovery after an emergency?
What action should the incident commander take to support the community's recovery after an emergency?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the agency during the assessment and recovery phase?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the agency during the assessment and recovery phase?
How should bureau commanders communicate their needs after an emergency?
How should bureau commanders communicate their needs after an emergency?
What is the role of the EMC in agency assessment post-emergency?
What is the role of the EMC in agency assessment post-emergency?
What procedures are outlined in the Florida Mutual Aid Plan?
What procedures are outlined in the Florida Mutual Aid Plan?
What should be a priority for local law enforcement when responding to critical incidents?
What should be a priority for local law enforcement when responding to critical incidents?
Which of the following is a key part of community recovery efforts after an emergency?
Which of the following is a key part of community recovery efforts after an emergency?
How can the EMC enhance recovery efforts after an incident?
How can the EMC enhance recovery efforts after an incident?
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Crime Scene Log
Crime Scene Log
A record documenting all activities and details at a crime scene.
Field Morgue
Field Morgue
A temporary storage area for victims' bodies at a crime scene.
De-escalation
De-escalation
The process of reducing tension or response after an incident.
Incident Commander
Incident Commander
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Reentry Checkpoints
Reentry Checkpoints
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Recovery Operations
Recovery Operations
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Casualty Information
Casualty Information
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Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP)
Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP)
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State Law Enforcement Assistance
State Law Enforcement Assistance
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Florida National Guard Assistance
Florida National Guard Assistance
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Military Response Limitations
Military Response Limitations
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Unit Integrity
Unit Integrity
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Coordination with Law Enforcement
Coordination with Law Enforcement
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Martial Law Declaration
Martial Law Declaration
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Federal Law Enforcement Assistance
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Specialized Equipment Oversight
Specialized Equipment Oversight
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Radio Failure Protocol
Radio Failure Protocol
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High-risk Contacts Policy
High-risk Contacts Policy
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Unit One
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Unit Two
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Incident Command Post (ICP)
Incident Command Post (ICP)
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Evacuation Roles
Evacuation Roles
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Emergency Management Coordinator
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Unified Command Structure
Unified Command Structure
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Emergency Operations Center
Emergency Operations Center
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Level IV Emergency
Level IV Emergency
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State of Local Emergency
State of Local Emergency
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Alpha/Bravo/Charlie/Delta Schedule
Alpha/Bravo/Charlie/Delta Schedule
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First Responder Duties
First Responder Duties
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Sector Sergeant Responsibilities
Sector Sergeant Responsibilities
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Incident Command Post
Incident Command Post
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Incident Log
Incident Log
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Field Tactics
Field Tactics
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Plain Language
Plain Language
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SWAT Call-Up
SWAT Call-Up
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Communications Shift Supervisor
Communications Shift Supervisor
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After Action Report
After Action Report
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Field Operations Bureau Commander
Field Operations Bureau Commander
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Community Recovery
Community Recovery
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Traffic Control Measures
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Law Enforcement Presence
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Critical Installations Monitoring
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Agency Self-Assessment
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Consolidated Agency Assessment Report
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Mutual Aid Requests
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Operational Assistance Agreements
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Study Notes
Pasco Sheriff's Office General Order 46.1: Unusual Occurrences
- Effective Date: September 30, 2024
- Supersedes: August 26, 2024
- Accreditation Standards: CFA 17.06
- Number of Pages: 21
- Purpose: To assign responsibilities and establish guidelines for a comprehensive emergency management system
- Scope: Applies to all members of the department
- Discussion: Pasco County is susceptible to various hazards with potential for community disruption, damage, and casualties
Contents
- I. Emergency Management and Planning: Establishing command and control over civil law enforcement resources for county-wide unusual occurrences
- II. Mobilization Plan: Procedures for responding to emergencies & mobilizing resources
- III. Duties and Responsibilities: Outlines roles, responsibilities for different positions
- IV. Hostage/Barricaded Persons: Following specific protocol outlined in CFA 17.06
- V. Emergency Operations: Planning and procedures
- VI. Evacuation: Notifying the public about evacuation measures and handling refusal to evacuate as well as coordination with other agencies
- VII. Shelters: Coordination of evacuation shelters and resource allocation
- VIII. Mass Casualties: Procedures and protocols in mass casualty situations, including establishing secure areas, and coordinating with other agencies
- IX. De-escalation and Recovery Operations: Includes de-escalation strategies, security measures, and recovery processes
- X. Mutual Aid Requests: Procedures for requesting assistance from other agencies
- XI. Equipment: Details on the acquisition, maintenance, and use of specific equipment
- XII. Training: Annual review of emergency management and ICS procedures with affected members + procedures as needed, with refresher training on emergency management and incident command systems issues to key staff annually
- XIII. Glossary: Crucial terms and acronyms, including descriptions of key positions, processes, and locations related to emergency response
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