FDOT Emergency Management Coordination Roles and Responsibilities (Copy 1)

This area includes all the roles and responsibilities that have been identified for the FDOT Emergency Management Coordination project.

Service Packages

• PS02: Emergency Response (Counties (TM to EM))
• TM08: Traffic Incident Management System (Counties (TM to EM))

Stakeholders

• County Emergency Management Agencies

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate incident response and incident reports with the county sheriff, county fire/EMS agencies, the county EOC, local police/fire/EMS agencies, the FHP, and other public safety agencies.



• Regional Public Safety Agencies

Roles and Responsibilities

• Receive emergency calls for incidents within jurisdictions of the 911 center. Coordinate incident response and dispatch with county and local public safety agencies, including police/fire/EMS agencies, the sheriff, and the FHP.



• County Public Safety Agencies

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate incident response and incident reports with the county sheriff, county fire/EMS agencies, the county EOC, local police/fire/EMS agencies, the FHP, and other public safety agencies.



• FDOT District 3

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate emergency traffic signal control with the county EOC/warning points.
• Receive a request for maintenance resources for incident response from county fire/EMS agencies, the county sheriff, local police/fire/EMS agencies, the FHP, and the county EOC.
• Receive incident information, incident response status, and resource requests from the county EOC/warning points.
• Use information from Escambia County ITS Facilities Management Tool System for traffic operations.



• FDOT D3/City of Tallahassee

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate incident response with emergency management agencies, such as the FHP, county and local Fire/EMS, county sheriffs, and local police.



• Escambia-Santa Rosa Region Stakeholders

Roles and Responsibilities

• Coordinate incident response and incident reports with the county sheriff, county fire/EMS agencies, the county EOC, local police/fire/EMS agencies, the FHP, and other public safety agencies.