Handbook on standard mitigation protocols for interstate mutual aid.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lexington, Ky. : National Emergency Management Association, 1998Description: 1 v. (looseleaf) : col. ill. + 1 computer disk (3 1/2 in.)DDC classification:

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Subject: This handbook was created to enhance the capabilities of states to reduce the threats from disasters and improve understanding of the importance and authority of state hazard mitigation programs. It defines the roles of state hazard mitigation officers in requesting and delivering mutual aid as the result of a disaster; provides an overview of the escalating costs of disasters; explores the function and potential of state mitigation programs; and explains the major programs, policies, and organizational issues that exist following a disaster

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This handbook was created to enhance the capabilities of states to reduce the threats from disasters and improve understanding of the importance and authority of state hazard mitigation programs. It defines the roles of state hazard mitigation officers in requesting and delivering mutual aid as the result of a disaster; provides an overview of the escalating costs of disasters; explores the function and potential of state mitigation programs; and explains the major programs, policies, and organizational issues that exist following a disaster

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