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Y2K Operations Supplement Incident Annex Table of Contents

Foreword Transition to the Year 2000 (Y2K) presents both a challenge and an opportunity for the emergency management community. The challenge is that there is little or no precedent for Y2K. No one knows exactly what will happen following the rollover. The Presidents Council on Y2K Conversion has been working with governments at all levels and businesses in every sector to raise awareness of the Y2K problem and the need to fix and test computer systems. Significant progress has been made during the last year to bring computer systems into compliance.

While no major nationwide catastrophic disruptions are expected, we cannot discount the possibility of scattered problems occurring nearly simultaneously across the country. State and local governments, being closest to the situation, will be primarily responsible for dealing with Y2K consequences. Under the authority of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act, and the framework set forth in the Federal Response Plan (FRP) and Regional Response Plan, the Federal Government is prepared to support State and local governments overwhelmed by Y2K consequences that may threaten life, health, safety, and property.

Federal agencies are hoping for the best, but taking precautionary steps to be ready for any contingencies. This Operations Supplement to the FRP describes those processes and procedures that may be necessary over and above normal FRP operations to handle the potential for a multi-State, multi-Region emergency response to Y2K consequences. The Supplement sets forth policies and planning assumptions, assesses the Y2K risk situation, describes Federal Y2K monitoring operations, outlines information and reporting functions, summarizes the emergency declaration process for Y2K, lays out direction and control protocols, and identifies possible response resource requirements.

Despite the unknowns, Y2K preparations have presented an unprecedented opportunity for the emergency management community to strengthen working relationships across the board, update emergency operations plans and procedures, reach out to the private sector, and reinforce the need for self-sufficiency, personal responsibility, and preparedness. All the Y2K readiness and outreach efforts will go a long way toward dealing more effectively with the consequences of any disaster or emergency from a normal, everyday occurrence to a catastrophic event.

James L. Witt

Director Federal Emergency Management Agency

BASIC PLAN: PDF File ANNEX A ESF Y2K Specific Operations: PDF FILE ANNEX B Other Y2K Support Operations: PDF File ANNEX C Critical Sector Assessment: PDF File ANNEX D Resource Allocation: PDF File ANNEX E Emergency Declaration: PDF File ANNEX F Acronym List: PDF File

(Hokie's sincere appologies if this is a repeat, I scanned board headings, but am behind on reading posts)

-- Hokie (nn@va.com), December 27, 1999

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SCARY STUFF!!!

Check this PDF, it's full of references to 12/28, including federal and NATO response to incidents, whether y2k or not. Anyone here know how to copy and paste from this format? I sure as hell can never figure it out.

-- Hokie (nn@va.com), December 27, 1999.

To copy: Highlight what you want. Hit Control C. To Paste: Put the cursor where you want to paste. Hit Control V.

-- Katherine Carr (livineden@yahoo.com), December 27, 1999.

You will have to go to the link to read their links, sorry, link impaired.

FEMA December 22, 1999 FEMA's Operational Supplement Incident Annex for the Federal Response Plan Director Witt's Comments: HTML File BASIC PLAN: PDF File ANNEX A ESF Y2K Specific Operations: PDF FILE ANNEX B Other Y2K Support Operations: PDF File ANNEX C Critical Sector Assessment: PDF File ANNEX D Resource Allocation: PDF File ANNEX E Emergency Declaration: PDF File ANNEX F Acronym List: PDF File December 17, 1999 FEMA Director: Don't Wait to prepare... HTML File October 7, 1999 FEMA Testimony HTML File August 18, 1999 NEMA Y2K Survey Results PDF Doc July 1999 Federal Response Plan PDFs Entire FRP Document, 858 KBytes Front Matter FRP Cover, 22 KBytes Record of Changes, 6 KBytes Foreword, 8 KBytes Table of Contents, 8 KBytes Letter of Agreement, 6 KBytes Federal Response Plan Basic Plan, 113 KBytes Emergency Support Function Annexes Transportation, 29 KBytes Communications, 26 KBytes Public Works and Engineering, 26 KBytes Firefighting, 25 KBytes Information and Planning, 42 KBytes Mass Care, 27 KBytes Resource Support, 30 KBytes Health and Medical Services, 57 KBytes Urban Search and Rescue, 37 KBytes Hazardous Materials, 58 KBytes Food, 23 KBytes Energy Materials, 21 KBytes Recovery Function, 74 KBytes Support Annexes Community Relations, 18 KBytes Congressional Affairs, 26 KBytes Donations Management, 23 KBytes Financial Management, 46 KBytes Logistics Management, 41 KBytes Occupational Safety and Health, 31 KBytes Public Affairs, 24 KBytes Incident Annexes Terrorism Incident Annex, 50 KBytes Appendicies Appendix A, 17 KBytes Appendix B, 22 KBytes Appendix C, 9 KBytes Appendix D, 30 KBytes July 15, 1999 Emergency Services Sector Third Quarterly Report HTML File June 24, 1999 FEMA Regional Y2K Workshop Summary Report HTML File June 1, 1999 FEMA - Remarks by Kay C. Goss, Catastrophic Disaster Response Group HTML File May 7, 1999 Update on Y2K Training Activities HTML File N/A Response to Y2K Emergencies HTML File February 1999 FEMA contingency and consequence management planning for Y2K - Guide for state and local emergency management officials PDF Doc February 17, 1999 FEMA & Y2K - Y2K Press Kit HTML File October 1998 Y2K Emergency Services Sector Updates HTML File N/A FEMA Emergency Preparedness Checklist PDF Doc August 31 1995 Notice of change authorities and directives - Federal response plan PDF Doc N/A Compendium of Emergency Authorities and Directives - Federal response plan - appendix C.

PDF Doc April 1992 Public Law 93-288 as amended - the Federal response plan - Foreword PDF Doc Federal response plan - Basic plan PDF Doc Federal response plan - Policies PDF Doc -Federal response plan - Policies PDF Doc Federal response plan - Concept of operations PDF Doc Federal response plan - Response PDF Doc Federal response plan - Presidential disaster or emergency declaration PDF Doc Federal response plan - Responsibilities PDF Doc Emergency support function 1 - Transportation PDF Doc Emergency support function 2 - Telecom PDF Doc Emergency support function 3 - Public works PDF Doc Emergency support function 4 - Fire PDF Doc Emergency support function 5 - Disaster emergency PDF Doc Emergency support function 6 - Mass care PDF Doc Emergency support function 7 - Resource support PDF Doc Emergency support function 8 - Public health PDF Doc Emergency support function 9 - Urban search and rescue PDF Doc Emergency support function 10 - Hazardous materials PDF Doc Emergency support function 11 - Food PDF Doc Emergency support function 12 - Energy PDF Doc September 1996 FEMA guide for all - Hazard emergency planning PDF Doc Feb. 7 1997 Federal response planned terrorism incident annex change PDF Doc Feb. 7 1997 Federal response planned terrorism index annex PDF Doc Nov. 10 1995 Federal response plan military support change PDF Doc Nov. 10 1995 Federal response plan military support change continued PDF Doc

-- Michael (michaelteever@buffalo.com), December 27, 1999.