Department of Emergency Management

Receive the "All Clear" over the radio and television.

Copy Civil Defense advisories/instructions.

Areas damaged:

Roads closed

Power outages

Areas cordoned for safety reasons

Curfew in effect

NOTE:

• Boaters should remain at sea until an "All Clear" is received from the Harbor Master, State Department of Transportation.

Assemble management team on/off-site, as required.

Advise employees, guests, clients, vendors, passengers:

NOT TO LEAVE SAFE AREAS UNTIL:

Travel/movement can be safely accomplished.

 Destination status is determined safe.

 If business was closed, do not open until the above conditions can be met.

If business is within a tsunami evacuation zone and has sustained damage, as soon as conditions permit:

Conduct damage assessment

Exercise caution. Check for:

 Structural damage

 Electrical short circuits

 Gas leaks

 Broken water lines

Identify and resolve life-threatening or potentially dangerous conditions/situations.

Treat and care for injured.

Call 911 or the Department of Emergency Management (DEM) for assistance.

Determine status of:

Water (operative and potable)

Electrical power

Communications

Fire protection system

Elevators

Vital records

If damages have occurred:

Contact insurance agent

Take pictures, if possible

Secure contractor support for:

 Utility/fire protection system restoration.

 Debris clearance.

 Building repair.

 Handling/safeguarding of hazardous material on premises.

Advise:

 Department of Emergency Management of damages sustained or assistance required.

American Red Cross of disaster relief needs.

Employees, guests, clients, vendors, passengers, and media of schedule for resumption of services.

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