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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Management Plan - Attachment 1
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Log in to see the plans as drawnAgency Roles and responsibilities
Council Perform the following roles and responsibilities in support of the Local
Group:
management, support, policy advice and coordination of the business
of the Local Group and its subgroups, including the development and
maintenance of disaster management plans and sub-plans
identify, develop, maintain and operate a Local Disaster Coordination
Centre (LDCC) at a primary location and maintain alternative
locations
identify and deliver training and staffing required to operate the LDCC
coordinate disaster operations by the LDC through the LDCC for the
Local Group ensuring that strategic decisions of the Local Group are
implemented
coordinate immediate community support and recovery needs in
conjunction with the Department of Communities, including the
management and operation of evacuation or temporary relocation
centres
assist the community to prepare for, respond to and recover from an
event or disaster
issue public information or warnings about disaster situations in
accordance with Local Plan
provide advice and support to the DDC
General Agency Responsibilities:
develop and maintain prevention and mitigation strategies such as
Land Use Planning and Capital Works programs
develop and maintain a coordinated disaster response capability
through the establishment of an Emergency Operations Team
develop and maintain response plans where the Council is identified
as the lead agency eg flooding
develop and maintain Field Coordination Centre (FCC) capacity
which is able to be activated for events where the Council is the lead
agency including training in AIIMS and staffing with sufficient trained
personnel to operate the Centre
maintain Council essential services to the community including:
o animal control
o civic leadership
o community contact and information
o disaster and emergency management
o environmental protection
o public health
o refuse disposal and waste management
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