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6.T. - Page 290 of 406 APPENDIX D: INCIDENT ANNEXES These Incident -Specific Annexes provide additional details to City staff responding to various emergency events. These Annexes work in support with the Basic Plan and are not intended to override or counteract any direction in that document. These Annexes provide direction both during and prior to EOC activation. General Operational Objectives Each Incident -Specific Annex contains initial operational objectives, which are steps that should be followed immediately upon EOC activation. In addition to these specific objectives, the following general objectives should be followed immediately when the EOC is activated, regardless of the incident type. • Take all steps necessary to activate the EOC, including establishing the EOC location (selecting an alternate site if the primary site is inaccessible or unusable) and calling all needed EOC staff to report. • Establish EOC functionality and communications, including staff accountability, emergency power, radios, telephones, computers, Internet and internal City network, printer, video conferencing systems, television, and others as needed. • Distribute a Communications Plan to City staff, stakeholders, government officials, members of the media, and others as appropriate. Use ICS Form 205. • Conduct damage assessments of City facilities and infrastructure, prioritizing critical facilities and infrastructure. • Assess damage to critical facilities and infrastructure not owned by the City, including state roadways, electricity and natural gas systems, and hospitals. • Assess status of City staff. • Establish and promulgate an EOC staff rotation schedule. • Participate in the Unified Command, if one is established. • Ensure safe operations for all EOC activities. Hazards included are: • Active Shooter/Violent Intruder • Cyber Attack • Earthquake • Flood • Pandemic • Tsunami • Wildland-Urban Interface Fire D-1 563