Post-incident shelter assistance 315 Flashcards
Who determines if a residence is unsafe for occupancy?
a) Fire Chief
b) Incident Commander
c) City Manager
d) Director of Department of Human Services
B
What information does the IC or designee acquire from occupants needing shelter?
a) Names only
b) Contact numbers only
c) Names and contact numbers
d) Names, contact numbers, and ages
C
Who should be contacted for Red Cross assistance?
a) Fire Chief
b) SDO
c) FCIO
d) Emergency Manager
FCIO
What information is provided to the Red Cross by FCIO?
a) Names and ages of occupants
b) Number of units/families, number of occupants, ages, sex, disabilities, and pets
c) Contact numbers of occupants
d) Number of pets only
B
When does the Red Cross usually arrive at an incident after being notified?
a) Within 30 minutes
b) Within 1 hour
c) Within 2 hours
d) Within 4 hours
C
How long should MFR personnel remain on scene?
a) Until all occupants find shelter
b) Until the Red Cross arrives
c) Until safe living arrangements are identified or specified actions/notifications occur
d) Until the Fire Chief arrives
c) The IC will maintain MFR personnel on scene until
* safe living arrangements have been identified for all occupants or the above actions/notifications have occurred,
* and direction has been received from the SDO.
What action should be taken If both the Red Cross and Department of Human Services are unable to assist with temporary lodging
a) Contact the SDO
b) Contact the Fire Chief
c) Contact the City Manager
d) Contact the Department of Human Services
a) Contact the SDO; The SDO Will explore alternative solutions to include contacting the emergency manager for assistance and will contact the fire chief if he/she is unable to acquire arrangements for temporary shelter. The fire chief will contact the city manager to advise him of the circumstances and request assistance
