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Attachments Hazard Vulnerability Analysis Chart “Go-Bag” Suggested Packing List  ID badge (and other identification for family); Bed linens, blankets, towels, pillows, sleeping bag; Personal medications; Prescription eyeglasses or contact supplies; Personal supply of food and water, especially with family or special dietary needs; Simple light - weight clothing; Infant formula, diapers, etc; Personal hygiene items or toiletries; Flashlight, battery powered radio, clock with extra batteries; Cards and other simple recreational items for family.Resources Links Centers for Disease Control: http://www.cdc.gov/ Credentialing. This website contains lists of job titles and the minimum credentialing criteria for personnel to be deployed in response to an incident. http://www.fema.gov/emergency/nims/rm/job_titles.shtm National Weather Service: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/ Selected Organizational Contacts FEMA - 202-566-1600 American Red Cross (National) - 800-435-7669 American Red Cross (Local) - 867-8151/671-3888 Salvation Army - 483-8119 Governor's Emergency Hotline - 1-888-835-9966 Road Conditions - 1-877-368-4968 Cumberland County Emergency Management - 321-6736Selected Vendors #2 Fuel oil may be obtained locally through the following vendors: Holt Oil Company, Fayetteville, NC – (910) 483-5137 Bobby Taylor Oil Company, Fayetteville, NC – (910) 488-3760 D.K Taylor Oil Company, Fayetteville, NC – (910) 483-1306 Fayetteville Oil Company, Fayetteville, NC – (910) 488-4240CFVHS Information Line: Information about closings, cancellations, postponements, etc. for services, programs, events and activities of interest to an external/public audience should be called into x6515 as soon as possible. Public Relations will retrieve the messages and send appropriate notifications to the news media. 96-Hour Operational Impact Matrix: When the IMT believes an incident will extend beyond 96 hours, the available “96-Hour Operational Impact Matrix” is a tool used to evaluate a number of possible emergency situations and their respective impact on the health system's ability to sustain operations. This plan provides for provisions to continue for 96 hours and beyond. If any area is found falling short of this threshold, IC should notify the County Emergency Management Office as soon as possible. 96-Hour Operational Impact Matrix Chart |
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