Continuity, recovery and resilience planning ensures incorporation of strategies for maintaining continuity of operations and continuity of government, including identifying and prioritizing mission-essential functions and resources before, during and after incidents. Learn more about this area on the Continuity, Recovery and Resilience Planning page.
Continuity, recovery and resilience planning
- State Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Support-Specific Plans:
- ESF Annex 1: Transportation
- ESF Annex 3: Public Works
- ESF Annex 12: Energy
- State and Local Aviation Plan (SLAP)
- Mass Evacuation Plan
- Dam Safety
- Energy Security
- Water Shortage
- State of Indiana Critical Infrastructure Protection Program Strategy (ICIPP) for the federally identified 16 critical infrastructure sectors
- Operation of and Private-Public Partnership (PPP) recruitment for the Indiana Business Emergency Operations Center (BEOC), which is a component of Emergency Support Function (ESF) 14 – Cross Sector Business/Infrastructure. The BEOC provides enables private entities to receive and provide critical situational awareness information before, during and after a disaster event through an electronic communication tool. This includes road closures, utility service status, ongoing response actions, weather, analysis and more.
- State Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Support-Specific Plans:
- Cybersecurity Response Plan
- State Prevention Plan
- State Protection Plan
- National Risk Assessment (NRA) compliance requirements for the state. This includes the development, coordination, analysis and reporting of the following national risk assessments:
- Special Event Assessment Rating (SEAR) Report (U.S. Homeland Security)
- State Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) (U.S. Homeland Security)
- State Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) (FEMA)
- State Stakeholder Preparedness Review (SPR) (FEMA)
- Oversight and reporting of all federal compliance programs (state and local):
- National Incident Management System (NIMS) Compliance Report (FEMA)
- Comprehensive Preparedness Guide (CPG) 101 Compliance Report (FEMA)
Emergency services planning covers plans for emergency operations, terrorism, communications, civil unrest and more, as well as lead planning and coordination for the emergency support functions of transportation, communications, firefighting, search and rescue, law enforcement and external affairs. Learn more about this area on the Emergency Services Planning page.
Emergency services planning
- State Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Support-Specific Plans:
- ESF Annex 6: Mass Care
- ESF Annex 7: Logistics
- ESF Annex 8: Public Health and Medical Services
- Volunteer and Donation Management
- Mass Fatality, Casualty and Mortuary Response
- State Repatriation Plan
- State Host Plan
- Mass Care Base Plan and Support Annexes, which include:
- Shelter Management
- Pet Sheltering
- Temporary Housing
- Access and Functional Needs
- Disaster Mental Health
- Family Assistance Center
- Family Reunification Centers
- State Logistics Plan and Support Annexes, which include:
- Distribution Management
- Logistics Staging Area
- Commodities-Point of Distribution (C-POD)
- Responder Reception Site and Base Camp
- Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC)
- Crosswalk planning coordination with the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH), IDHS and supporting partners for all public health emergency response plans, including Pandemic Response and Strategic National Stockpile (SNS).
- State Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Support-Specific Plans:
- ESF Annex 5: Information and Planning
- ESF Annex 11: Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Severe Weather Plan and Support Annexes, which include:
- Flood
- Flash Flood, Storm Surge, Seiche
- Storm
- Tornado, Lightning, Solar Flares
- Extreme Weather
- Heat Wave, Cold Wave, Blizzard, Derechos, Wildfire, Land Fire
- Climate Change
- Drought
- Catastrophic Earthquake Base Plan and Support Annexes, which include:
- Wabash Valley Seismic Zone (WBSZ)
- New Madrid Seismic Zone (NMSZ)
- Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive (CBRNE) Base Plan and Support Annexes, which include:
- Chemical Release
- Biological Release
- Radiological Release
- Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) / Ingestion Pathway Annex
- Radiological / Nuclear Detection Concept of Operations (CONOPS)
- Radiological Transportation Annex
- Nuclear Release
- Explosive Detonation
- Improvised Explosive Device (IED)
- Pipeline Explosion
- Transportation Accident
- Commercial Aircraft Accident
- Train Derailment
- Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Annex
- Urban Conflagration
- Coal Mine Emergency Response Plan
- Electro Magnetic Pulse (EMP)
- Utility Disruption