7.600 Emergency Mobilization Plan

Question 1

It is the policy of this department to respond to major incidents utilizing available _________ and __________, and if necessary, to escalate to a partial or full mobilization of personnel.

Answer 1

Personnel and resources

Question 2

The Emergency Mobilization Plan is a four-level plan detailing _________ mobilization. It is designed to alert the appropriate number of personnel to respond to duty when the demands of a major incident have exceeded the capabilities of on-duty personnel and specified callouts.

Answer 2

Patrol

Question 3

A roster

Answer 3

Designates all area command day shift squads for a 0630-1830 rotation

Question 4

B roster

Answer 4

Designates all area command grave shift squads 1830-0630 rotation

Question 5

C roster

Answer 5

Designates all area command swing shift squads for a 1400-0000 hours rotation. C roster time rotations are flexible and may change at the discretion of the incident commander. A potential D roster may also be implemented to split C roster personnel to provide further coverage and flexibility in an ongoing incident.

Question 6

X roster

Answer 6

Typically exempt, specialized units may be utilized at the discretion of the IC

Question 7

How mane levels of the emergency mobilization plan are there?

Answer 7

4

Question 8

Emergency mobilization plan level 1

Answer 8

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts – only on-duty patrol squads are impacted. Squads on C roster are utilized by the incident commander as needs are determined. RDOs are not impacted.

Question 9

Emergency mobilization plan level 2

Answer 9

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts and C roster squads moving to 10-hour shifts, or as directed by the incident commander as needs are determined. All swing shift staff will work regardless of RDOs.

Question 10

Emergency mobilization plan level 3

Answer 10

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts and C roster squads moving to 10-hour shifts, or as directed by the incident commander as needs are determined. All patrol squads will work regardless of RDOs.

Question 11

Emergency mobilization plan level 4

Answer 11

Patrol response with A and B roster squads moving to 12-hour shifts and C roster squads moving to 10-hour shifts, or as directed by the incident commander as needs are determined. This level of activation includes all investigative squads.

Question 12

Emergency mobilization plan -

All bureau/area commanders will maintain an emergency activation roster for they civilian members to be utilized _______________.

Answer 12

At their discretion.

Question 13

Emergency mobilization plan, who’s responsibility is it to:
1. Continually update the Department Operations Center (DOC) activation procedures (LVMPD 7.163, Department Operations Center) and all related policies.
2. Coordinate the DOC Administrative Support Team and provide them with annual training and exercises.
3. Coordinate with the Events Planning Section to assign personnel for deployment to the DOC for implementation of the Emergency Mobilization Plan during each operational period.

Answer 13

Emergency management section (EMS)

Question 14

Emergency mobilization plan, who’s responsibility is it to:
1. Develop Incident Action Plans (IAPs) for pre-planned or unplanned events that require an emergency mobilization roster.
2. Assign adequate personnel for deployment to the DOC for implementation of the Emergency Mobilization Plan during each operational period.

Answer 14

Events planning section

Question 15

The decision to mobilize the roster and the level of activation will be approved by the Sheriff, Executive Staff, or designee. Recommendations will be made by the division commander as needs are determined. If DOC activation is required, the Sheriff or designee will assign a ________ to be the DOC commander.

Answer 15

Captain

Question 16

Emergency mobilization plan - who’s responsibility is it to:
1. Notify the EMS manager.
2. Notify the Communications Bureau supervisor to request that emergency mobilization notifications be made immediately.
3. Notify the Public Information Office (PIO).
4. Manage additional resource requests for on-scene personnel and other key department members.

Answer 16

DOC commander

Question 17

Emergency mobilization plan - who’s responsibility is it to:
1. Activate and deactivate DOC facilities as needed.
2. Manage resources needed for the DOC.
3. Notify and coordinate with the Information Technologies Bureau (ITB) for technical resources as needed.
4. Coordinate the DOC Administrative Support Team during DOC activation.
5. Serve as liaison for partnering emergency operations centers if applicable.
6. Notify emergency management partner agencies of activation.

Answer 17

EMS

Question 18

Emergency mobilization plan - who’s responsibility is it to:
1. Arrange for the broadcast of the mobilization effort, if deemed necessary by the DOC commander,
on local radio, television stations, and social media to:
a. Notify the community of the department’s increased state of preparedness.
b. Advise the public of limited responses due to the ongoing emergency.
c. Aid in the notification of department members and provide Communications and bureau/area commanders with an email of the press release given to the public as soon as practical.

Answer 18

PIO