The plan for mobilizing in emergencies

Question 1

THE EMERGENCY MOBILIZATION PLAN IS A FOUR-LEVEL PLAN DETAILING

Answer 1

PATROL MOBILIZATION

Question 2

Levels of response:
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.

Answer 2

Level 1

Question 3

Levels of response:
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.

Answer 3

Level 2

Question 4

Levels of response:
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.

Answer 4

Level 3

Question 5

Levels of response:
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.

Answer 5

Level 4

Question 6

Who determines the mobilization and level of activation?

Answer 6

Sheriff, Executive Staff, or designee.