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2. Establishes a concept of operations spanning the direction and control of an emergency from initial monitoring through post -disaster response and recovery, 3. Defines an interagency coordination mechanism to facilitate delivery of immediate county assistance, and County direction and control of response and recovery assistance from other counties, states, and the federal government, 4. Assigns specific functional responsibilities to appropriate County departments and agencies, as well as private sector groups and volunteer organizations, 5. Addresses the various types of emergencies (more specifically described in Section II -A, Hazard Analysis) which are likely to occur, from county emergency, to minor, major, or catastrophic disasters; and, 6. Identifies actions that County response and recovery organizations will take, in coordination with county and federal counterparts as appropriate. C. METHODOLOGY 1. The Emergency Management staff carefully analyzed Florida's Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan to assure the county's plan was consistent with and supportive of the state plan in both format and content. To conform to the compliance criteria, the following actions were taken: a. All ESF primary and support agencies were identified, including public, private and volunteer. b. All agencies were assembled. All agencies provided input and support in the construction of the plan. C. A series of meetings was held to assure local participation in the planning process. d. All involved departments demonstrated their support in the planning process, not by letter, but by their personal participation in planning meetings. e. All agencies reviewed the final draft of the plan and accepted the responsibilities assigned to them by the plan. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Basic Page 3