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Chapter 26 E F 13
PU&DOSE
A major or catastrophic disaster may necessitate the use of the
military resources of the Floridai National Guard: (FLNG). The
use of these resources must be requested through~ the state
Emergency Operations Center ( EGC).
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Military Support
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Fort Walton Bear: Okaloosa County
Emergency Operations Center
AGENCIES TASKS. SEEPAGE: GENCIFB
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PRIMARY PRIMARY
26- 3 Okaloosa County Emergency Management
Mayor
SUPPORl' SUPPORT
Fort Walton Beach: Okaloosa County:
q None
Okaloosa County
26- 3 ACTIONS
City Manager
Emergency Management 26- 3
Risk Manager 26- 3 Assess need for military support.
Request assistance through the state EOC
Ensure proper utilization as per federal and state
policies.
Federal State
AGENCIES
Although no specific federal ESF exists, additional
assistance may be available through FEMA. PRIMARy
Department of Military Affairs
National Guard
SUPPOlIT
Florida:
None
SUPPOR!
National Guard personnel and equipment
Coordination with active federal military units
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Elnergcncy Support Function (ESF) # 13
Military Support
1. Military (National Guard) support to civil authority is supplenlehtal to local efforts,
and is primarily available after activation by the Governor.
2. Fort Walton Beach ( FWB) wili request milifary' supp.ort: thtough the Okaloosa
County ( OC) Emergency Operations Center ( EOC) only when the situation is so
severe and so widespread that effective response is beyond the capability of FWB
resources.
3. A military liaison will be established in the OC EOC to facilitate coordination with
responding military units.
Primary
De artment Res onsibilities/ Tasks
Mayor Declare " State of Emergency".
Requests county, state assistance ( to
include use ofN-ational Guard.)
Issues emergency orders and
roclamations. .
Support
Department Resp onsibilities/ T asks
Okaloosa County See box on Tab page, this section.
City Manager . Perform Mayor' s responsibilities in
his/her a,bsence.
Emergency Preparedness Coordinator . Performs " military.liaison" fu:nction
during EOC operations, as necessary.
Infonnation Technology Pre-Emergency
Works with FWB Emergency
Preparedness Coordinator to:
Maintain this ESF.
Develop Checklists.
Emergency:
When notified of an emergency
situation, report to the FWB EOC.
Coordinate military. activities with the
appropriate tasked organizations.
Emergency Operations Center (EOC):
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eter:rhine need for Inilitary support.
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prepare written " mission assignmentsll
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Request their assistance in writing
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