US National Response Framework 2019 by Doctrine, FEMA -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Introduction

Evolution of the Framework Framework Purpose and Organization Scope Intended Audience Guiding Principles

Engaged Partnership Tiered Response Scalable, Flexible, and Adaptable Operational Capabilities Unity of Effort Through Unified Command Readiness To Act

Foundational Components

Prioritized Stabilization of Community Lifelines National Incident Management System

Mutual Aid

Core Capabilities

Community Lifeline Stabilization and the Core Capabilities Integration Among Mission Areas

Operational Coordination

Private Sector Engagement

Private Sector Coordinating Structures

Locally Executed Response

Local Coordinating Structures

State, Tribal, Territorial, and Insular Area Managed Response

State, Territorial, and Insular Area Coordinating Structures Tribal Managed Response

Federally Supported Response

Federal Incident-level Operations

Unified Coordination Emergency Support Functions as a Coordinating Structure Incidents Without a Stafford Act Declaration

Federal Regional Operational Support

Federal Regional Facilities

Federal Headquarters Operational Support

Federal Operations Centers National Security Council

Roles and Responsibilities for Response

Communities

Private Sector Individuals, Families, and Households Nongovernmental Organizations

Local Government

Chief Elected or Appointed Official Local Emergency Manager Other Local Departments and Agencies

State, Tribal, Territorial, and Insular Area Government

States

Governor State Homeland Security Adviser State Emergency Management Agency Director National Guard Other State Departments and Agencies

Tribes

Chief Executive

Territorial and Insular Area Governments

Territorial/Insular Area Leader

Federal Government

Secretary of Homeland Security FEMA Administrator Attorney General Secretary of Defense Secretary of State Director of National Intelligence Emergency Support Function Roles and Responsibilities Other Federal Department and Agency Heads

Federal Authorities

Operational Planning

Federal Planning Application for Planning Continuity Considerations

Supporting Resources

Maintenance

Conclusion