SEOC Morning Briefing

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1 SEOC Morning Briefing 0830 Hours Thursday, 10/11/2018 STATE EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM

2 SEOC LEVEL 1 24 HRS DAY 5

3 Critical Lifelines Critical Lifelines Communications Energy (Power & Fuel) Health and Medical Food, Water, and Energy Safety and Security Hazardous Waste Transportation Stability

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5 State Radar as of 0755 ET Leslie will move slowly southwestward over the next few days, but it will accelerate northeast again later this week. Leslie may strengthen to a hurricane when it moves southwest over warmer waters. Michael is currently forecast to strengthen to a Category 2 before landfall.

6 Surface Map Today

7 Today s Forecast Today s Highs Today s Rain Chances A cold front will move through during the afternoon, bringing drier air later today. Heat indices before the cold front moves through may be in the middle to upper 90s in the Panhandle and Big Bend. Winds may still be a bit breezy out of the northwest at mph.

8 Tonight s Forecast Tonight s Lows Tonight s Rain Chances The cold front will have moved through much of North Florida tonight, which will leave lows pleasantly cool. Winds will be light, out of the northwest at 5-10 mph.

9 About 3 to 6 inches of rain fell over the last 24 hours from Michael with localized totals near 10. This has resulted in some rivers to start rising. Some of the rivers in North Florida may reach flood stage later this week.

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12 Nadine will move northwestward over the next few days. Weakening and dissipation is forecast this weekend. Nadine is forecast to dissipate by the weekend.

13 TECHNICAL SERVICES BRANCH Situation Updates Communications Deploying mobile phones and mifis Missions for Amateur Radio support GIS RECON Reports (integration with GIS) Crowdsourced photos Help Desk Preparing tablets for Recovery IA/PA CradlePoints prepared for deployment Laptops prepared for surge staffing Network monitoring bandwidth/intrusion high of 293 wireless / high of 1,521 on wired (computers, servers, thin clients, phones) ~100 guest computers plugged into wired network 2,200 maximum connections to Maps.FloridaDisaster.org Security Cyber Disruption Incident Response Team monitoring Servers monitoring, sustaining systems, disaster recovery services, virtual desktops SharePoint ESF12 Power detailed outage and restoration reporting ESF12 Fuels SAIL (State Assistance Information Line Operational Situation Period Updates Actions (continued) & Concerns WebEOC All Hazards IMT board Follow Missions bug identified More sorting/filtering Websites FloridaDisaster.org/info Posting evacuation orders, curfews Re-entry FloridaDisaster.biz Continuing to support ESF18 Major enhancements made during this activation Business Damage Assessments Operational Priorities Remote sensing geotagged photos Coordinating with Recovery on damage assessment Transitioning products from avenues to Divisions

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19 OPERATIONS SECTION [Operational Objectives] 1. Ensure basic needs of Florida residents and visitors. 2. Ensure the safety of responders. 3. Provide resource and protective action support for storm related preparations. 4. Promote coordination between State, Local, and SERT Partners. 5. Minimize economic impact of the affected areas or communities. 6. Keep stakeholders, responders, and the public informed of preparedness and response activities.

20 EMERGENCY SERVICES BRANCH Lifeline: Safety & Security All TFs and Ambulance Strike Teams have been mobilized into the impacted areas FHP has begun life safety missions Law Enforcement will continue responding to welfare check missions FWC will begin search and rescue missions in impacted areas Lifeline: Health & Medical Mobilizing Ambulance Strike Teams to support patient movement to medical centers Continuing support of Special Needs Shelter Operations Currently working on evacuating hospitals in the affected areas Continue providing medical supplies to facilities Lifeline: Hazardous waste DEP to provide assistance with the no potable water at Hospital in Gadsden and Correctional Institutions in Jackson and Bay Counties Identifying specific hazardous substances for high priority facilities Verifying vessel storage areas for declared Counties

21 INFRASTRUCTURE BRANCH Situation Updates Lifeline: Transportation Crews for cut-and-toss roadway debris clearance are launching; initial focus on major state roads Emergency road & bridge inspection and repair teams embedded with cut & toss Crews and genset equipment available for traffic signals Coordinating with FHP for road & bridge closure information Lifeline: Communications Coordinating with Telecommunication Industry Partners to monitor, assess and report operational status of communication facilities, equipment and services Daily communications infrastructure status report have begun Lifeline: Energy (Power) Electric outage reporting underway WebEOC INFO Message #35265 Compiling utility work force, contract and mutual aid restoration crew numbers Reporting restoration crew numbers WebEOC INFO Message #68477 Lifeline: Energy (Fuels) Monitoring statewide fuel supply and retail situation Supporting emergency fuel delivery and re-entry plans to impacted areas 20 fuel tenders & support tankers staged in Defuniak Springs Developing retail fuel support contingency plan Pumping stations and processing Unmet plants Needs dewatering operations and Rescue None at this time Evacuation Hazard Identification Lifeline: Food, Water & Shelter Evacuation & Post-Impact Sheltering Water Distribution Operational Priorities Monitor and report lifeline infrastructure impacts Support communications with impacted counties Support SAR, security and first response public safety missions Support lifeline infrastructure restoration Additional Information Info messages WebEOC # and Traffic Florida 511: Florida Hwy Patrol:

22 LOGISTICS SECTION Current Operations Supplying LSA Tallahassee with 72 trucks of food and water for onward movement to avenues A-H. FLNG is on scene to manage LSA. Have installed multiple generators and delivered commodities Filling EMAC resource requests Received approx. 380 FLNG Soldiers at FAMU. Processing Federal Resource Requests with FEMA Working with FEMA Logistics to implement and refine distribution strategy MOU s set for 2 of 3 State LSA s, awaiting signature for 3rd SLRC is filling request for PODs. FFS Prepared to support one LSA. Future Opening three State LSA s post landfall (NLT Friday, Marianna, Tally Airport, Suwanee Valley) Establishing three primary Base Camps (West, Central, East) Integrating EMAC Teams into state operations Deployment of state and federal resources. Supporting Mass Care Missions Accomplishments SAFETY and SECURITY SLRC operational; safety and security briefings conducted Contracting for security services for all sites FLNG and FFS Teams to support State Logistics Operations FOOD, WATER AND SHELTERING Meals, Water and Shelter supplies available at the SLRC and being uploaded to trailers. FEMA Resources are now available. Integrating FEMA Logistics with State. HEALTH AND MEDICAL Contracting for SANPACS and Base Camps as operational locations expand Have deployed three generators and 10-ton HVAC System for SPNS and Hospital Prelandfall. ENERGY (POWER/FUEL) Heavy equipment packages arriving (generators, pumps MHE etc.). ESF-12 will stage fuel trucks at staging areas. COMMUNICATIONS IT Supporting our communications requirements at each site or voice and data. TRANSPORTATION Have contracted for tractors, trailers, and specialty trucks for deliveries. SLRC uploads staging and FEMA shipments will go to the three LSA s HAZARDOUS WASTE Will be closely monitored at each LSA and Base Camp site, but our operations do not generate chemical waste.

23 Recovery Section Situation Update Preliminary Damage Assessments (PDA s) Recovery is finalizing the damage assessment schedule with focus on the Common Operating Picture and coordinating with Preparedness, for training to begin today. Continuing prep work today regarding demographics, logistics, and other pertinent information that the teams will need. Recovery has entered missions requesting CERT and AmeriCorp members to aid in additional damage assessments. These partners will attend a training conducted by the Division on Tuesday 10/16 in an effort to continue assessments on Wednesday 10/17.

24 Next Briefing October 11, hrs Evening Briefing