What is the Emergency Plan?
Lee County’s Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP)
explains the processes, procedures, and tools put in place to prevent, prepare
for, respond to, recover from, and mitigate against the hazards identified in the
Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA), but will also be utilized for
all hazards. Lee County uses the
Incident Command System (ICS), built on the National Incident Management System
(NIMS) framework, to standardize all incident responses, and to prepare for and
respond to disasters. Using ICS provides
accountability for each phase of an incident, as well as a written history of
the event. NIMS was officially adopted
as the standard for incident management by Lee County Resolution No. 05-12-29
in 2005.
The Lee County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan is available HERE.
Method & Schedule for Evaluation, Maintenance, and Revision
The CEMP is updated regularly and submitted for State approval every four years by Lee County Emergency Management through a formal planning process involving stakeholders and address all hazards identified in the HIRA.
The CEMP relies on the emergency plans of other agencies, where noted.
The CEMP is reviewed at least biennially, and also as a result of exercises and/or events.