SOC Flashcards
What is the medical name for Narcan?
Naloxone hydrochloride
What is the definition of naloxone hydrochloride?
It is Narcan. Narcan is an opioid receptor antagonist.
What is the device used to deliver Narcan?
Mucosal atomization device
What does the mucosal atomization device do?
Used to deliver a mist of atomized medication that is absorbed through the nasal mucosa into a persons blood stream and into the brain and cerebrospinal fluid.
What is the definition of an opioid?
A narcotic that reduces intensity of pain signals to the brain and affects those brain areas controlling mood, memory, reward and emotion which diminishes the effects of painful stimulus, but can also result in addiction. Opioids at a high dose reduces the drive to breeze. Medication that fall into this class include hydrocodone, oxycodone, morphine, codeine, and related drugs for example heroin.
When do you have to have Narcan training?
You will receive refresher training every two years in conjunction with first aid CPR training.
What do members who carry Narcan have to remember?
Carrie a Narcan kit in their cruisers. Store with their first aid kits, however during extreme hot and cold temperatures or an extended leave kit should be removed from vehicles and maintained at room temperature away from direct sunlight.
How do you dispose of Narcan kits?
You dispose of syringes and Narcan files in a biohazard sharps container.
What’s the responsibility of the immediate supervisor for Narcan?
Immediate supervisors shall document in writing any reports of missing, damaged or expired naloxone hydrochloride kits. They have to forward the documentation through channels to the division commanders office. The division commander then further coordinates with the OIC of the mass state police medical unit.
What is a policy that covers Administration of naloxone hydrochloride?
SOC – 06 covers Narcan.
What does SOC – 07 a have to do with?
Domestic abuse arrest/investigations
What shall be any members Paramont concern in any decision to arrest for domestic abuse?
The safety of the victim and any children is your Paramont concern.
What are the arrest guidelines for domestic abuse?
Members may make a warrantless arrest of any person when the member has probable cause to believe has violated an emergency, temporary or permanent vacate, refrain from abuse, stay away or no contact order from any jurisdiction.
In cases of domestic abuse when should you arrest?
Arrest is always preferred if a member witnesses or has probable cause to believe that a person has committed domestic assault and battery. This includes a felony, an assault and battery of a family or household member, misdemeanor involving abuse, and assault on an individual who is pregnant.
What happens if a suspect fled the scene of a domestic abuse incident?
When a member has probable cause to arrest and the suspect has fled the member shall:
- Have Desk Officer Dispatch all local police departments and advise area patrols
- Attempt to make a warrantless arrest
- Seek an arrest warrant from the appropriate court as soon as possible if you cannot find the suspect.
What happens if a suspect fleas to a different town or city?
A statement from a police department that has probable cause to arrest exist shall be honored by any other police department.
What shall a member not do any domestic abuse incident?
A member shell not advise the victim to seek a complaint application on their own. You should always seek an arrest warrant from the appropriate Court as soon as possible for them.
What does a member have to think of when you have to arrest a cute caretaker for domestic abuse against a child, person with a disability, or elder?
The member shell address issue of whether or not the victim to be left alone safely if the abuser is arrested, and contact the respective protective agency in order to arrange for temporary care if the child person with disability or elder cannot be left alone.
What policy covers allegations of abuse of children/disabled/elderly?
SOC – 07C
When trying to find out a substantial Dating relationship what four things should you keep in mind to determine this?
- Length of time of the relationship
- Type of relationship
- Frequency of interaction between the parties and
- If the relationship has been terminated by either person, the length of time that has elapsed since the termination of the relationship.
What do you need to think about for dual arrest for domestic abuse arrest?
- Dual arrest or strongly discouraged because they trivialize the seriousness of domestic abuse and increase a danger to the victims.
- Members shall always attempt to identify the dominant aggressor bearing in mind the difference between offensive and self-defense injuries
- Member should then take action based on that determination.
In case is where you have to make dual arrests what do you have to do?
A member who arrest both parties is required by law to submit a separate and detailed arrest report indicating the basis for the duel arrest.
When investigating an incident of domestic abuse abuse what are members not supposed to do?
Members shall not discouraged request for law-enforcement intervention by threatening if I have to come back again I will arrest you both. They do this by threatening or otherwise indicating all parties will be arrested.
What do you need to know about confidentiality for domestic abuse arrest?
Domestic abuse reports shall only be released to the victim and the district attorneys office of jurisdiction. Any other request for a domestic abuse report shall be forwarded to the departments legal section.
What happens if there a fire arms at the scene of a domestic abuse incident?
If the responding members are informed that a fire arm or weapon has been involved in the dispute, the member shall seize the weapon as evidence of the crime.
-if the weapon is not reported to have been involved in the dispute, request that the firearm or weapon be placed in the departments custody temporarily. The consent search is permitted by all law and all jointly controlled or accessible areas. Members shall take custody of the firearm or weapon to alleviate the threat of serious violence, and ascertain whether a firearm is lawfully possessed.
What happens if the member determine set a weapon cannot be seized or the person refuses to turn it over?
A judge can order the defendant to surrender all firearms and their license to carry including the Firearms identification card, or
-The issuing authority may be able to revoke or suspend the LTC or F ID which would then allow for the seizure of fire arms.
If a member has to ask the issuing authority to suspend the license what do they have to do first?
Then investigating member shall advise the licensing authority only after authorization from the department legal section.
-If approved by the department legal section the subject shall fax a copy of the incident report to the local licensing authority advising them that the person was evolved in domestic abuse case.
Who is responsible for the storage of seized fire arms for domestic abuse incidence?
The department named within the order shall be responsible for the storage of the seized weapons.
What do you need to know about federal firearms provisions?
Whenever a member identifies a case involving certain circumstances of which federal action can be taken the member shall notify the Colonel.
What are the federal guidelines regarding persons named in protective orders?
Under the federal crime control and law-enforcement act of 1994, it is unlawful for an individual subject to a permanent restraining order involving intimate partners to receive, ship, transport, or possess guns or ammunition that travel through interstate commerce
What do you need to know about the federal felon in possession of firearm?
Under 18 USC section 922 a felon in possession of a firearm is unlawful for any person who has been convicted in any court of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year to possess any gun or ammunition. So anyone convicted of a crime punishable by one year of imprisonment to include oui makes you a felon. Therefore you are in illegal possession of a firearm.
What happens of police officers from other jurisdictions are arrested for domestic abuse incidence?
In cases involving police offices from other jurisdictions you shall follow the guidelines In SOC-07.
-The supervisor shell immediately notify the OUC of the employing department
-Ensure information is entered into Rams, the DAJ and other appropriate reports
-Secure the local weapon until returned to the involve department
-Forward a copy of the report to the chief of police of the involved Officer ONLY through the departments legal section.
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What does SOC – 07B have to deal with?
Domestic abuse involving members.
What shall happen if a member is in a domestic abuse incident?
Department shall ensure all reports of alleged domestic abuse by members are thoroughly investigated. The Department Shall respond and investigate allegations of domestic abuse while ensuring the rights and safeties of all those involved
What should be involved member do if they are part of a domestic abuse incident?
Any member upon being notified that they are defendant in any protective order or upon becoming aware that they have been accused of abuse Shall:
- Immediately notify duty assignment supervisor
- Surrender LTC and/or any weapons
- Within 24 hours make a written notification to their division commander. A copy of the protective order or modification shall be attached to the documentation.
What does the responding members have to do for domestic abuse involving a member?
They shall do the following:
- Take immediate action to ensure the safety of the victims
- Call a supervisor of higher rank to the scene
- Remain on the scene until relieved by the supervisor
- Ensure all provisions of 209 a mass general laws are followed, including arrest one necessary, and
- Submit a detailed report of observations and statements made, prior to the end of your shift.
What is the responding supervisors responsibilities when going to domestic abuse involving a member?
The responding supervisor shall be of higher rank. That supervisor shall be assigned to conduct a criminal investigation. When a protective order is issued for the supervisor believes the member committed the abuse, the supervisor shall immediately:
- Relieve the accused member from duty
- Seize all issued use of force weapons
- These members LTC
- Notified members Troop/Section Commander.
- Seize the department issued vehicle and conduct a vehicle inventory
- Ford LTC to the administrative investigator
- Complete incident report prior to the end of the shift and Ford to the Troop/Section Commander and
- Ensure the complaint has been documented in a two from format and faxed to the division of standards and training prior to the end of the shift.
What is the division commander’s responsibility for domestic abuse involving members?
Assign a commissioned officer/Staff officer to conduct a administrative investigation
- This member does not need to be of higher rank than the accused member
- Immediately ensure they accuse member is or has been relieved from duty
- Convene a duty status hearing
- Review reports and initiate additional investigations as necessary
What does the Administrative investigation include?
-Identify all outstanding and expired protective orders against the member
-Collecting review our reports, affidavits, and records pertaining to the abuse
-Interview the victim and other witnesses
-Working with the criminal investigator to ensure that 209 provisions are adhered to including criminal action or rest when appropriate
-Ensure appropriate referral information has been given to the victim regarding battered women’s program, emergency shelter or counseling services as well as a quart based advocacy service
-Forward all available documents to the duty status board
— Attend all court proceedings in maintaining contact with any assigned prosecutor or probation officer and
-Forwarding copies of all reports to the internal affairs section upon completion of the investigation.
And domestic abuse cases involving staff officers what should happen?
The DST Commander shall notify the Colonel/Superintendent.
What should happen by members receiving complaints with all complaints of domestic abuse involving members?
In addition to any other required reports all complaints she’ll be documented and submitted to the division of standards in training.
- Remember receiving the complaint, for internal personal complaints originating within the department, shall be documented in a two from faxed to the DST within 24 hours from the date of the to/from
- Submit a copy to the appropriate Troop/Section/unit Commander and
- Forward the original copy to the DST.
What shall happen by the administrative investigation for complaint notification?
The commission/staff officer Conducting the administrative investigation shall:
- Document the complaint and To/from
- Faxed to DST within 24 hours of receipt
- Forward a copy to the appropriate Troop/Section/unit Commander and
- For the original to DST
What does SOC – 07C have to deal with?
Abuse of children/disabled/elderly
What do members have to do for the abuse of children/disabled/elderly persons?
- As a mandated reporter investigating Members shall make an oral report immediately to a hotline to DCF or disabled persons protection commission DPPC or executive office of elder affairs EOEA.
- Submit a written report to the same agency within 48 hours of the initial oral report.
What is the hotline to make oral report for abuse of children?
Child-at-Risk-Hotline
1-800-792-5200
-is a 24 hour on weekends and holidays hotline to make all reports about abuse of children.
What ages are covered under the disabled persons protection commission for abuse of a disabled person by their caretaker?
Ages 18 to 59
For the executive office of elder affairs what ages would you call for an elderly person who has been abused or neglected?
Someone the age of 60 years or older.
What is the responsibility of the troop duty officer in cases of abuse of children, disabled, and or elderly involving serious bodily injury or result in death?
The troop Duty Officer Shall notify the state police detective unit of jurisdiction.
What happens when there is an arrest of a caretaker of an abused child, disabled, elderly person?
- Members must address the issue of whether or not the victim can be left alone safely if their abuser is arrested, and if they can’t
- Contact the respective protective agency in order to arrange for temporary care if they can’t be left alone.
What does SOC – 08 have to deal with?
Missing/abandoned/ runaway children.
What do you need to know about all reports of missing children?
The department shall thoroughly investigate all reports of missing children. Every child reported missing will be considered at risk until information of the contrary is confirmed.
What shall all abandoned missing and or runaway children incidence be treated as?
It should be treated as a potential emergency that may require a rapid uncoordinated response of specialized personnel in equipment. Every lost and or missing child incident has a potential of becoming a criminal investigation. Member shall treat the scene of each Incident as a potential crime scene.
For questions concerning parental custody what should happen?
It shall be the policy of the agency to accept reports of missing children even if custody has not been formally established. The safety of the missing child is Paramont in the situation.
If custody has not been established in court what is the law enforcement responsibility?
To ensure the child is safe only.
What happens if a missing child is identified as being age 17 or younger And there is evidence of abduction?
If there is evidence of abduction amber alert coordinator shall be notified.
What is The definition of abandoned?
A child whose parents or guardians of scone from their legal responsibilities to care for a child. This falls under MGL chapter 119 section 39.
Note: This does not include newborn infants seven days of age or less that are voluntarily giving up in the baby safe haven act.
What is the definition of a juvenile?
The child who is not attained their 18th birthday. May also be referred to as a child for the purposes of this policy.
What is the definition of a runaway?
A child, often a teenager who leaves home voluntarily for a variety of reasons. You need to know any child under the age of 18 is considered a runaway.
What is the definition of thrownaway?
A child who is caretaker makes no effort to recover the child after running away, has been abandoned or deserted, or who has been asked to leave their home and not allowed to return.
What is the zone of safety regarding children?
It varies depending on the age of the child and is in there developmental stage. In the case of an infant, for example the Zona safety will include a media presence of an adult custodian for the crib, stroller, or carriage which the infant was placed. For a school age child is on a safety might be the immediate neighborhood or route taken between home and school.
When is a child considered at risk?
Any child who have not attend their 14th birthday and or believed Or determine to be experienced one or more of the following circumstances:
- Out of zone of safety
- Identified cognitive challenges
- Is drug dependent, including prescribe medication and or illegal substances
- Has been absent from home for more than 24 hours prior to notification of law-enforcement
- Is in a potentially life-threatening situation
- Maybe in the company of other identified individuals who makes engage in behavior that me and endanger their welfare
- Is absent in away inconsistent with establish patterns of behavior and the deviation cannot be readily explained
What will qualify a child is at risk?
The presence of risk factors, or other extenuating information involved in the report of missing child.
What’s the responsibility of the desk officer for a missing abandon or runaway child?
Desk officer including but not limited to the dispatcher, should do the following:
- Determine if circumstances meet the definition of a missing child
- Dispatch, Duty Office Notification, DAJ
- Notify local police department of jurisdiction and ascertain if they are in need of State Police assistance.
- Activate establish protocols for working with the media, including activation of amber alert system and or other immediate community notification methods when appropriate. 
What’s the responding members responsibilities for missing abandon or runaway children?
- Respond properly to the scene
- Obtain a detailed description of the missing child including a recent photo and or video
- Complete the SP 622 lost/missing person questionnaire
- Confirm the fact that the child is indeed missing
- Verify custody status
- Identify the child zone of safety for his or her age or development stage
- Inquire if the child has access to the Internet, cell phone, and or other communication device
- Conduct an immediate thorough search of the scene referring to SOC – 04 Lost or missing person searches
- Seal/protect scene area of child’s home in areas of interest as potential crime scenes
- Complete incident report
- Notify DCF and should file a 51A if there’s signs of abuse or neglect.
What’s a Troop duty officer’s responsibilities for missing/abandon/runaway children?
- Assign a supervisor to respond to the scene
- DAJ and SAM notifications is warranted
- Notify Troop Commander of child’s not immediately located
- Assist with activation of Amber alert as requested
What is the safe haven exception?
In the event a parent voluntarily abandons in infant seven days of age or less any Msp facility, a member will:
- Immediately take custody of the newborn
- Notify EMS and have the infant transported to the hospital to be evaluated
- Follow EMS to the hospital and insured DCS is notified of such abandonment
- Enter all appropriate information in the DAJ
- Complete an incident report
What happens if an infant that is voluntarily abandoned shows signs of abuse?
Member is required to submit a 51 a under MGL chapter 119. Voluntarily abandonment of an infant shall not by itself constitute abuse or neglect.
What does SOC – 09 have to deal with?
Terrorism/WMD incidents
What’s the definition of terrorism?
The unlawful use of force or violence against persons or property in furtherance of political or social objectives.
What are some examples of weapons of mass destruction?
CBRNE
- Chemical
- Biological
- Radiological
- Nuclear
- Explosives
What should happen if there is a emergency regarding weapons of mass destruction or terrorism?
All members should refer to the emergency response guidebook. In their guidebook is a copy of the SP 2810 crime scene threat assessment worksheet. It is folded inside the guidebook.
What should members who are responding to critical incidents regarding terrorism or WMD incidents?
Responding to routine calls for service you should respond with Du caution. Call us my lack complete understanding of the situation and may not convey the existence of on scene hazards.
When there is a potential that Terrace or WMD event is occurring what should the Responding members do?
Ensure the safety of all responders and the public
-When possible review the SP2810 and relay pertinent information to the desk officer. Period
When relaying information from the SP2810 what should the responding member communicate?
- Utilize the most secure channel of communication at your immediate disposal and
- If it is necessary to relay information via radio, request a code one.
What should happen if a report is received involving potential Terrorist or WMD events?
Relay all available information from the same to Ghq and the Troop commander. They shall then contact the division commander.
- Contact the local fire department to activate department fire Services regional hazardous material team
- Contact The SPDU of jurisdiction
- Ensure the area hospitals are advised
If a preliminary investigation into a reported potential terrorist or WMD event reveals a hoax or a unsubstantiated incident
Then the division of investigative services shell prepare an after action report within 48 hours in order to make use of “lessons learned”
What does SOC – 10 have to deal with?
Clandestine drug laboratory response.
What is CLET?
Clandestine laboratory enforcement team.
What is a clandestine lab or a clan lab?
The operation at any location consisting of chemicals, mixtures, or processes designed or intended to synthesize, extract or convert illegal or controlled substances to include but not limited to methamphetamine, ecstasy, LSD, fentanyl, THC and other illegal drugs.
What is the definition of a CLET?
CLET stands for clandestine laboratory enforcement team. It is
a multi agency team of law-enforcement officers and certified chemist who have completed the drug enforcement agency (or DEA)basic clandestine laboratory certification school.
Who makes request for CLET services?
The troop duty officer shall request for services.
- They will give the name, rank, agency name of requesting officer
- Name of primary point of contact and call back number
- Nature of the request and
- The exact location of the incident in any designated staging areas.
For CLET activation protocol who does a Troop duty officer contact?
The departments CLET leader or designee and
-The on-call member of the state police detective unit of jurisdiction.
What does the CLET leader do?
- Assess the situation
- Activate the necessary department CLET members, to include the departments chemist and
- Contact the DEA CLET coordinator
What’s the activation contact number during normal business hours?
Contact MSP fire an explosion investigations unit
Who do you call after business hours to activation contact number?
The troop Duty Office
Who assumes control in authority of all identified clan lab sites?
CLET members shell assume complete control and authority.
Who Are the only people that CLET members take direct orders from?
- CLET leader
- Site safety officer
- DEA clan lab coordinator
- Division of investigative services Commander or
- The Colonel
What are the operation protocols for a department member who discovers or are advised of suspected clan lab locations?
Immediately notify the troop Duty Office
- Do not attempt to touch, turn off, adjust or otherwise manipulate any switches, controls or other materials within the suspected clan lab
- Secure the area around the suspected clan lab and remain at a safe distance from the lab and
- Remain on the scene until properly relieved
What are the operational protocols for the CLET leader?
After assessing the situation the CLET leader shell determine the need for additional resources including but not limited to:
- Local fire departments
- MSP bomb squad
- Department of fire Services hazardous materials team
- Emergency medical services(EMS)
- Traffic mitigation and controls
Who is in charge of the collection of evidence, contraband in materials at Clan lab scenes?
The collection of evidence Shelby coordinated by CLET members in consultation with the chemiss either state or federal.
Who is in charge of the evidence preservation and custody?
The department member or local officer who is the case Officer Shall And sure Evidence preservation and custody.
What is CLET members do following the completion of any critical incident?
They are in charge of conducting a debriefing.
Who is responsible for the completion of any after action report?
The CLET leader, the site safety officer, or designee is responsible for the completion of any after action report stork CLET reporting as applicable.
Who are the action reports forwarded to?
The division of investigative services commander Are forwarded reports for review.
What does SOC-01 have to do with?
Hazardous materials
What is the name of the book that you should reference for any hazardous material spills?
The emergency response guidebook.
Upon receiving a report of a hazmat situation, who shall the desk Officer notify?
The department of fire Services regional hazardous material team 877–385–0822
Who shall the Desk Officer notify immediately of any release or threat a release of hazardous material?
Troop duty officer, available resources to include local fire department, department of fire services-regional hazardous material team, and the commercial vehicle enforcement section.
And most importantly :
Massachusetts department of environmental protection 888–304–1133 and provide all of the information.
What would the desk officer refer to the emergency response guide book for?
- Scope of contamination and
- Minimum safe evacuation zone for unprotected individual
Under SOC – 01 what is the patrol supervisor’s responsibility?
Supervisor shall establish an outer perimeter by referencing the emergency response guidebook
-Establish a command post upwind an uphill if possible and at a sufficient distance from the hazard
What is new to SOC-01 hazardous material?
If radioactive material is involved the GHQ communication section shall notify the department of public health Director of radiation control program at 617-242-3055.
Under SOC – 01 hazardous material if there was no determination of who has made a spill of hazardous material who does the GHQ OIC notify?
The NRC (The National Response Center ) 800-242-8802.
What are the five available official expertise for information on hazardous materials for the STATE?
1) Department of fire Services – Regional hazardous material team
2) Massachusetts department of environmental protection
3) Department of Public Health Director of radiation control program
4) Bomb squad
5) Commercial vehicle enforcement section.
Who are listed as the FEDERAL-expertise for hazardous materials?
CHEMTREC 800-424-9300
NRC the national response center 800-424-8802
What is one way to find out what a placard’s information on a truck is if you didn’t have the emergency response guide book?
You can make a CJIS query in the task field type MQ.
What does SOC –03 have to do with?
Emergency planning
What is the policy of emergency planning?
The department shall develop an implement an emergency operational response strategy to address potential public safety, threats, or actual occurrences as identified in homeland security presidential directive eight(HSPD-8)
What is the purpose of the emergency planning policy?
To maintain and ensure the department compliance with HSPD – eight with regards to emergency planning
What are general considerations for emergency planning?
The department must plan for seeable emergencies. Certain incidents require preplanning by the Troop/Section commanders with special ops areas to include.:
-General emergency that may result from a natural or man-made disaster, including civil disorder, active terrorism, and or other unusual circumstances
-Disasters, including floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, explosions, and tornadoes
-Civil disorders, including riding other acts of violence
-for special required general emergency planning concepts
-Plans for application to on site specific circumstances when time allows such as hostage or disturbances at correctional facilities.
How do you make a plan for a disaster?
Plans may be general initially, then becomes specific. And some circumstances, such as localize whether emergencies or dignitary protection details certain information may not yet be known, but as much general information as possible should be preplanned with specifics inserted as the emergency occurs.
How is pre-planning for emergencies helpful?
Planning for emergency operations permit promotes efficiency. Pre-planning allows for immediate and decisive action that can be can minimize loss of life, reduce property damage, and permit involved authorities to fulfill their responsibilities.
Other efficiencies include:
-emergency equipment acquired and ready for deployment
-personnel requirements can be more accurately predicted
-coordination procedures can be devised and tested
-different strategies and tactical options can be assessed
-contingency responses can be
-durable intelligence information can be assessed before the emergency occurs
Explain a general plan, provision for emergency planning.
emergency plans should include the following provisions as necessary:
-communications
-Situation
-Field command post
-Chain of
-Casualty information
-Public
-Rumor control
-military
-Martial law
-Public facility security
-Transportation
-de mobilization procedures
-court and prosecutorial liaisons
-Legal authority
-Post occurrence, aftermath duties
-After action incident reports
What are the colonels responsibilities in duties for emergency planning?
-designate a commissioned Officer as the emergency planning officer
-Review and approve EOP incident action plans submitted by emergency planning officer
-Ensure all EOPS written after October 2005 are NIMS(national infinite management system ) compliant
What are the emergency planning officers responsibilities and duties?
-Maintain all department, emergency response, plans and SOP’s device for nuclear facilities, prison, natural or mammal, disasters, and similar circumstances and she also retain copies of Troop emergency response plan for DOC facilities
-Study, draft and maintain appropriate contingency plans
-coordinate the creation of EOP and with the division emergency planning coordinators
-Review and update all EOP and IAPs
-Coordinate department contingency planning and liaison with Mima and the military division of the Commonwealth/National Guard
-Ensure plans are created and maintained to respond to terrorist and civil disorders
-Review plans annually and report results of review and a written report to DHS and
-And the department maintains a minimum of a 60 day supply of personal protective equipment, detect contamination, and cleaning products and individual hand sanitizers unless otherwise directed by the Colonel
What are the division commanders responsibilities and duties for emergency planning?
-The division Commander shall designate a commission officer as the division emergency planning coordinator
-evaluate EOP and IA’s through simulation exercises prepared by emergency planning officer
-Report deficiencies to the emergency planning office
-Ensure all EOP is written after October 2005 or NIMS compliance
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What are the Troop/Section commanders responsibilities and duties for emergency planning?
-designate a commissioned or noncommissioned officer as a Troop/Section emergency planning coordinator
-Evaluate EOP’s and IOP through simulation exercises
-Deficiency
-troop commander shall develop a minimum of a framework of a plan to implement the initial response for man-made disasters, civil disturbances, hostage situations, VIP protection, details and other special events
What are the Troop/Section emergency planning coordinators responsibilities and duties for emergency planning?
Assist the division emergency planning coordinator with the establishment of EOP’s and IAP’s
-prepare and annually update the Troop section station unit emergency planning manual, EOPs and IAP’s and
-act as a Liaison with the division emergency planning coordinator
What do you need to know about the emergency planning manual?
-The department shall maintain an annually update the emergency planning manual
-The emergency planning manual Shelby located at every police facility and and updated
-the manual shall include all current EOP, APs, operational guidelines, on site, operational instructions, personnel and equipment, resources, inventories, and other necessary information.
What are some of the things that should be included in the emergency planning manual?
-personnel and skills
-state police property and buildings
-Supplies such as food, fuel, cloth
-Vehicles
-Arrest/confinement procedures
-Topographical maps
-Support equipment
Incite commands
-Field command post
-communications
-Miscellaneous equipment like Jenn, boats et
-Fleet
-After action reports
-ICS form 205, 205A–OS, 206 and identified staging areas
What do you need to know when drafting an emergency response plan or SOP?
-Describe all adverse elements
-Use available intelligence summary(fusion center) and
-involve partner agencies with planning or operations included, but not limited to the following:
Local departments, fire departments, Mima, military, Mastill, Massport, DOC, courts, water, resources, DCR, mutual aid states, ATF, Secret Service, homeland, security, FBI, national transportation, safety board, federal aeronautics, FAA, and US department of defense
What should an emergency plan begin with?
A plan should begin with a general assumption that emergency will develop within the Commonwealth and:
-Normal procedure is not adequately protect life or property or preserve order
-Will be beyond the capabilities of local authorities, and required department assistance
-Will be beyond the capabilities of local authorities and department and may require national guard or federal assistance to protect life and property and maintain order
-That a national emergency may require the resources of the department to conduct emergency operations.
What do you need to know about planning exercises for emergency planning?
The expanding scope and sophistication of emergency operations with increase possibilities of acts of terrorism, require agency personnel to quickly act to stabilize and control emergency situations. Proactive emergency planning exercises for the circumstances shall be conducted as follows.:
-Annual rehearsals and training exercises
-mock exercises, actual exercises, tabletop exercises, in-service training, and or Troop section unit
-rehearsals will be used to evaluate the effectiveness, efficiency, and applicability of emergency plans in different situations and will include the involvement of these agencies
-the division commander designated as lead by the Colonel will determine extent and scope and format for the exercises
-in the event of an actual implementation of an emergency plan due to an event the actual implement implementation of the plan will replace any exercise
-The action incident report required all natural or man-made disasters will serve as the critique for the emergency plan
-A documented analysis and evaluation of any incident command system activation incident, as well as any intro, agency training and rehearsals will be prepared at at least every 3 years by the division, commander of Homeland, security and preparedness or design
What do you need to know about annual training for emergency planning?
Troop/Section commander shall coordinate annual emergency incident command training exercises. The troop commander shall submit a summary of incident command training exercises no later than October 1 of each year. Upon review of by the division commander of HSP summary shall be forwarded to the office of the Colonel. The office of division commander of Homeland security and preparedness shall maintain a file of all incident command exercises conducted and may recommend future training or exercises based on prior training or identified need.
What do you need to know about emergency plan availability?
-any commander may request an existing emergency plan from the emergency planning officer and or from the Section troop headquarters. Emergency plans containing confidential information shall be securely maintained. 
What does SOC – 03A have to do with?
Emergency operation center
What is the policy for EOC (emergency operation center)?
The department shall make prudent use of available resources to effectively respond to public safety emergencies as a result of severe weather, terrorist activity, violent protest, natural, and or man-made disasters
What is the policy for EOC (emergency operation center)?
The department shall make prudent use of available resources to effectively respond to public safety emergencies as a result of severe weather, terrorist activity, violent protest, natural, and or man-made disasters
What is the purpose of the EEOC/emergency operation center?
To provide guidance to personnel regarding the activation and operation of the departments emergency operation center.
What is the purpose of the EEOC/emergency operation center?
To provide guidance to personnel regarding the activation and operation of the departments emergency operation center.
When should the Colonel activate the EEOC and what should the EEOC do if if it is?
The superintendent or deputy superintendent shall activate the EEOC when deemed necessary. The EEOC shall coordinate the deployment of department resources in a response to an incident or an
-coordinate the deployment of responding officers to an incident or staging area
-Direct security level of response to a potential/actual threat
-Operate in conformance with established EOC guidelines.
What happens for a state of emergency for emergency operation center?
-upon declaration of a “state of emergency” by the governor, the superintendent has the authority to commit to resources of the department or request resources from outside the department as necessary to mitigate the effects of an emergency to minimize disruption to public safety. The colonel shall activate the EEOC and shall establish the appropriate security level when necessary.
What happens for a state of emergency for emergency operation center?
-upon declaration of a “state of emergency” by the governor, the superintendent has the authority to commit to resources of the department or request resources from outside the department as necessary to mitigate the effects of an emergency to minimize disruption to public safety. The colonel shall activate the EEOC and shall establish the appropriate security level when necessary.
What happens after normal business hours when a state of emergency is declared?
The watch center unit shall immediately notify the colonel or lieutenant colonel
-The EOC on-call personnel
-Division, commanders and
-division of Homeland, security and preparedness emergency management unit
What are the security level guidelines?
Upon authorization by the Colonel, the EEOC shall establish the appropriate security level when necessary. The EEOC may add, delete, or modify the list, security level procedures in accordance with prevailing circumstances. Security levels and corresponding responses within each level shall be determined by specific credible information available at the time.
What are the security level guidelines?
Upon authorization by the Colonel, the EEOC shall establish the appropriate security level when necessary. The EEOC may add, delete, or modify the list, security level procedures in accordance with prevailing circumstances. Security levels and corresponding responses within each level shall be determined by specific credible information available at the time.
How many security levels are there?
There are four levels of security. Level one is the least serious while level four is the most serious or worst possible incident.
How many security levels are there?
There are four levels of security. Level one is the least serious while level four is the most serious or worst possible incident.
What happens when level one security is announced?
ID check enforced at State police facilities, and identified sit
-note and report, suspicious circumstances, packages, and activities
-Ensure building integrity and security
-Exercise height and caution when responding to calls for service
Describe level two security level procedures during an emergency.
-includes tasks assigned at level one in addition to:
-implement physical security measures at post security personnel as per as appropriate
-identify all vehicles within operational and support areas
-conduct cursory cursory checks for suspicious items persons in vehicles as necessary
-Verifying inspect all inbound deliveries and services
-check delivery and service personnel for authenticity with their respective companies
-Exercise, extreme caution when responding to suspicious calls for service
-Monitor potential areas are
-all she wear ID cards in state police facilities, less in uniform
-escort visitors(non-MSP) in state police facilities
Describe level two security level procedures during an emergency.
-includes tasks assigned at level one in addition to:
-implement physical security measures at post security personnel as per as appropriate
-identify all vehicles within operational and support areas
-conduct cursory cursory checks for suspicious items persons in vehicles as necessary
-Verifying inspect all inbound deliveries and services
-check delivery and service personnel for authenticity with their respective companies
-Exercise, extreme caution when responding to suspicious calls for service
-Monitor potential areas are
-all she wear ID cards in state police facilities, less in uniform
-escort visitors(non-MSP) in state police facilities
Describe level three security procedures during the emergency
-includes tasks assigned at level one and two and
-Erect barriers and obstacles, for example, jersey barriers to control
-suspend all nonessential, contract work or deliveries
-conduct detailed searches of all operational areas and vehicles
-Limit or restrict parking around sensitive areas and buildings
Describe level three security procedures during the emergency
-includes tasks assigned at level one and two and
-Erect barriers and obstacles, for example, jersey barriers to control
-suspend all nonessential, contract work or deliveries
-conduct detailed searches of all operational areas and vehicles
-Limit or restrict parking around sensitive areas and buildings
What are the levels for security procedures during an emergency?
-all tasks listed at all levels and in addition:
-Verify all identities of personnel in need for access
-Deny access to personnel not associated with local, state or federal agencies, and
-Restrict/denied parking in controlled areas
What’s the responsibility of the colonel/deputy superintendent during an emergency?
-assigned the EEOC Director
-Ensure EEOC guidelines are developed and kept current
-Ensure the departments operating at the appropriate level of security
-Notify EEOC if conditions weren’t a change to the existing security level
What is the EEOC Director responsibilities for an emergency?
-collect and analyze information regarding the department security levels during personnel redeployment
-Ford recommendations that wanted to change it to security level or procedures to the Colonel
-immediately notified division, commanders,, wealth fusion center, watch center unit, an emergency planning officer of any changes to the security level
-Disseminate level changes to each division via radio, telephone, Internet, fax, or any other means
-EEOC guidelines as directed by Colonel
What is the division commanders responsibilities during an emergency?
Ensure compliance with appropriate security levels and established procedures
-ensure officers under the command are informed of the changes to the security level
What are the Troop/station commanders responsibilities during an emergency?
-notify members who are reporting for duty or members who are redeployed of the current security level and established procedures in place.
What are the Troop/station commanders responsibilities during an emergency?
-notify members who are reporting for duty or members who are redeployed of the current security level and established procedures in place.
What what are the sworn/essential non-essential personnel duties during an emergency?
Familiarize themselves with the current security level and established procedures
What what are the sworn/essential non-essential personnel duties during an emergency?
Familiarize themselves with the current security level and established procedures
What are the Commonwealth fusion center of responsibilities during an emergency?
-provide information to the EEOC to assist in situational awareness in development of a common operating picture
-Provide the EEOC with a secure, comprehensive mechanism for timely exchange of information if requested
-Provide the EEOC with accurate and timely intelligence, such as bulletins, briefings and strategic assessments
-Provide the EEOC with direct analytical support for event
-Provide EEOC with the awareness of priority, intelligence requirements, and indicators of threats to the Commonwealth
What are the Commonwealth fusion center of responsibilities during an emergency?
-provide information to the EEOC to assist in situational awareness in development of a common operating picture
-Provide the EEOC with a secure, comprehensive mechanism for timely exchange of information if requested
-Provide the EEOC with accurate and timely intelligence, such as bulletins, briefings and strategic assessments
-Provide the EEOC with direct analytical support for event
-Provide EEOC with the awareness of priority, intelligence requirements, and indicators of threats to the Commonwealth
What are the watch center unit responsibilities during an emergency?
-provide notification of state of emergency as directed by this
-As act as the department point of contact during the state of emergency until the EEOC is functional
-Provide assistance to the EEOC is directed by the division o commander of Homeland, security and preparedness or design
What does SOC – 3B have to do with?
Response to emergency situations
What is the policy of response to emergency situations?
The department realizes the necessity to effectively respond to the public safety emergencies as a result of severe weather, terrace activity, violent protest, natural, and or man-made disasters through prudent use of available resources
What is the propose to the response to the emergency situation policy?
To provide guidance for the department response efforts to public safety emergencies.
What are stages of personnel redeployment?
The colonel/lieutenant colonel shell authorize the EEOC to initiate the following actions during potential threats or occurrences of emergency situations. There are three stages of personal deployment.
Explain stage one of personal redeployment?
If a threat occurrence of an emergency or incident raises a potential for a shift to be held over or the redeployment of sworn personnel, then alert personnel of the potential holdover, temporary lead temporarily we appoint in appropriate number of swarm personnel within the effected troops in division, and hold over an appropriate number of on duty sworn personnel
What happens at stage two of personnel redeployment?
If a threat occurrence of an emergency incident creates a situation that is expected to require additional sworn personnel deployment beyond stage one deployment then the redeployment sworn on duty personnel as appropriate from:
-DFS, DIS, DST, and DAS
What happens at stage two of personnel redeployment?
If a threat occurrence of an emergency incident creates a situation that is expected to require additional sworn personnel deployment beyond stage one deployment then the redeployment sworn on duty personnel as appropriate from:
-DFS, DIS, DST, and DAS
What is stage three of personnel redeployment?
Redeployment of all sworn essential personnel. A threat or occurrence of an emergency incident requires a full deployment of sworn personnel and essential Personnel, then deploy all available sworn in the central personnel as necessary, and the colonel may initiate cancellation of time off and establish extended work hours as appropriate
What is stage three of personnel redeployment?
Redeployment of all sworn essential personnel. A threat or occurrence of an emergency incident requires a full deployment of sworn personnel and essential Personnel, then deploy all available sworn in the central personnel as necessary, and the colonel may initiate cancellation of time off and establish extended work hours as appropriate
What happens during a declaration of state of emergency?
Upon the declaration of a state of emergency by the governor sworn and essential personnel shall immediately contact her duty assignment, supervisor, or other officers within the chain of their command for specific instructions. The colonel may initially cancellation of time off and establish extended work hours as appropriate pursuant to unit 58 state police MSP CBA Articles 8 s 1D.
What are the responsibilities for the division commander during a state of emergency?
Insurance compliance with appropriate security level
-And ensure officers are informed of changes to security
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What are the responsibilities for the division commander during a state of emergency?
Insurance compliance with appropriate security level
-And ensure officers are informed of changes to security
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What are the Troop station section unit commanders responsibilities for state of emergencies?
Notify members who are reporting for duty or members who are redeployed of current security level and established procedures in place
What are the Troop station section unit commanders responsibilities for state of emergencies?
Notify members who are reporting for duty or members who are redeployed of current security level and established procedures in place
What are the responsibilities of swarm members essential personnel and non-essential personnel for state of emergencies?
Familiarize themselves with current security levels and established procedures
What are incident management assistant team members responsibilities for a state of emergency?
I am a T or incident management assistant teams shall provide statewide incident management support for all departments emergency operations on a 24 hour basis and
-provide incident command systems compliant framework/systems to incident commanders requested
What are incident management assistant team members responsibilities for a state of emergency?
I am a T or incident management assistant teams shall provide statewide incident management support for all departments emergency operations on a 24 hour basis and
-provide incident command systems compliant framework/systems to incident commanders requested
Explain emergency response ICS framework
ICS provides the basis for response once an incident or event requires more than a single agency response, is multijurisdictional, extends into multiple operation periods or requires assistance of highly trained and specialized resources to assist in the tactical response and or management of the incident or preplanned event.
Explain emergency response ICS framework
ICS provides the basis for response once an incident or event requires more than a single agency response, is multijurisdictional, extends into multiple operation periods or requires assistance of highly trained and specialized resources to assist in the tactical response and or management of the incident or preplanned event.
What is the responsibility for the member first on scene of a emergency event?
-assess the nature and extent of incident
-the initial arriving critical incident responder/supervisor becomes the icy until they are relieved
-Determine nature and scope of incident
-establish command and control command post announce the command post location by
-Establish communications with Dispatch, Troop, duty officer, and assigned officers
-Identify in the hot zones, announce location by radio
-establish inner and outer perimeters. Announce locations by radio,
-determine staging area manager (SAM) announced by radio
-Request resources as needed, cancel outstanding request upon arrival of resources
-establish staging area between inner and outer perimeters in announce location
-Consider a special populations included, but not limited to schools, hospitals, nursing homes, and known disabled person
-reassess each step periodically
-Designate a public information officer or a “PIO“
-all media inquiry should be directed to the PIO
What is an uncontrolled deployment?
 an uncontrolled deployment is bad. Unauthorized and unreported presents at incident and events with ICS principals may not be eligible for compensation and reimbursement. MSP shall not self deploy. Highest ranking supervisor responding from each agency is responsible for the control and coordination of all personnel from that agency and coordinate that agencies response with the incident command.
Explain what incident command post is?
The IC can be a building or a vehicle. Advise Dispatch of the location of the IC. Dispatch shall advise all on scene and responding personnel of that information. The IC shall remain at an operate from the ICP. I may move and if it is must be announced immediately to all personnel.
Explain what incident command post is?
The IC can be a building or a vehicle. Advise Dispatch of the location of the IC. Dispatch shall advise all on scene and responding personnel of that information. The IC shall remain at an operate from the ICP. I may move and if it is must be announced immediately to all personnel.
Who is the liaison officer during an emergency situation?
The IC shall designate a liaison officer who shall be the point of contact between all critical incident responders and the ICC. The liaison officer shall meet brief, all responding agency representatives at a location due to be determined such as ICP or staging area.
Who is the liaison officer during an emergency situation?
The IC shall designate a liaison officer who shall be the point of contact between all critical incident responders and the ICC. The liaison officer shall meet brief, all responding agency representatives at a location due to be determined such as ICP or staging area.
What is in a staging area for the response to emergency situations?
I see she establish a staging area between the inner and outer perimeters. It should be large enough to accommodate the required resources and close enough to the incident to make tactical deployment effectively timely.
Explain the staging area manager?
The SAM or staging area manager shall be designated by the ICC. The Sam shall have authority for check-in and accountability for critical incident, responder arrivals and departures. The SAM will remain in and operate from the staging area. All critical incident responders shall immediately report upon the arrival to a.m. and remain in the staging area until properly assigned.
What kind of notifications shall be made for a response to emergency situation?
Dispatch shall notify critical incident, responder agencies of the following:
-Location, and known extent of the emergency
-Name, rank and agency of the IC
-location and direction of the ICP and the staging area
-The name and agency of the SAM and
-The name, agency and location of the operations section chief if a unified command is established
What kind of notifications shall be made for a response to emergency situation?
Dispatch shall notify critical incident, responder agencies of the following:
-Location, and known extent of the emergency
-Name, rank and agency of the IC
-location and direction of the ICP and the staging area
-The name and agency of the SAM and
-The name, agency and location of the operations section chief if a unified command is established
What happens when requesting assistance for an emergency response situation?
When requesting critical incident assistance, IC, SAM and dispatches should scale request properly
-Avoid issuing generalized calls for help
-specified by name which agencies are being asked for assistance, how many personnel and any specialized skill needed for example negotiators, search and rescue, entry team, etc., along with requested special equipment types
What happens when requesting assistance for an emergency response situation?
When requesting critical incident assistance, IC, SAM and dispatches should scale request properly
-Avoid issuing generalized calls for help
-specified by name which agencies are being asked for assistance, how many personnel and any specialized skill needed for example negotiators, search and rescue, entry team, etc., along with requested special equipment types
What do you need to know about reporting to staging areas for response to emergency situations?
-all arriving critical incident responders shall immediately report to the SAM located at the staging area for check-in. The SAM shall record names, rank, agency, specialty, and equipment brought with them on NIMS ICS 211 check-in-form or other documents
-After arrival and check in at staging areas one supervisor from each responding agencies should report to the ICP and will serve as a responding agencies representative. The SAM must carefully consider where arriving personnel are to park your vehicles as to not block streets, bridges or underpasses that may hinder rapid arrival of essential emergency vehicles.
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What do you need to know about reporting to staging areas for response to emergency situations?
-all arriving critical incident responders shall immediately report to the SAM located at the staging area for check-in. The SAM shall record names, rank, agency, specialty, and equipment brought with them on NIMS ICS 211 check-in-form or other documents
-After arrival and check in at staging areas one supervisor from each responding agencies should report to the ICP and will serve as a responding agencies representative. The SAM must carefully consider where arriving personnel are to park your vehicles as to not block streets, bridges or underpasses that may hinder rapid arrival of essential emergency vehicles.
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Describe the demobilization procedures for response to emergency situations
-personnel located at the staging area who intend to mobilize from the incident shall contact the SAM and await SAM authorization before departing.
-Agencies wishing to demobilize your resources shall contact the liaison officer in await liaison officer authorization before departing
-A proper demobilization should be completed to accurately record, departing personnel and resource checkout time, notation of any apparent injuries or critical incident, stress, related concerns, and include notations of any damage or lost equipment.
Describe the demobilization procedures for response to emergency situations
-personnel located at the staging area who intend to mobilize from the incident shall contact the SAM and await SAM authorization before departing.
-Agencies wishing to demobilize your resources shall contact the liaison officer in await liaison officer authorization before departing
-A proper demobilization should be completed to accurately record, departing personnel and resource checkout time, notation of any apparent injuries or critical incident, stress, related concerns, and include notations of any damage or lost equipment.
What do you need to know about unified command for response to emergency situations?
A determination must be made promptly whether to continue under an IC or establishment of unified command. If unified command is established, a single coordinated incident action plan must be agreed upon an operation section chief designated by agreement to implement it. The IC remains in command until relieved by the unified command.
What do you need to know about ICS support for a response to emergency situation?
All supervisors from critical incident, responder agencies have a continuing duty to support ICS based operations, particularly with regard to unity of command for the duration of the incident or event.
What does SOC – 03C have to do it?
Response to civil disturbances
What is the policy of response to civil disturbances?
Department realizes necessity of effective response to a civil disturbance
-Department members assigned to a civil disturbance shell ensure all issued right gear is accessible and operational, including right helmet with members identification number clearly displayed
-Department member shall receive initial training and annual training thereafter to respond to civil disturbances
What is the policy of response to civil disturbances?
Department realizes necessity of effective response to a civil disturbance
-Department members assigned to a civil disturbance shell ensure all issued right gear is accessible and operational, including right helmet with members identification number clearly displayed
-Department member shall receive initial training and annual training thereafter to respond to civil disturbances
