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3. Some resources of the state and local governments may not be available in the impacted area due to debris and destroyed buildings. 4. Logistical support to save lives will receive a first priority. 5. Massive demand for resources may be done in accordance with an Executive Group order which would exempt normal procedures for purchasing. IV. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS A. General Countywide capabilities and resources committed to ESF#7 will be allocated and coordinated by the Indian River County Emergency Management Director, or his designee. The primary source of equipment, supplies, and personnel shall be made from existing support agencies'resources and local sources outside the impacted area. Support which cannot be provided from these sources will be provided through mutual aid or commercial sources. Individuals representing support agencies will have extensive knowledge of the resources and capabilities of their respective agencies and have access to the appropriate authority for committing such resources during activation. B. Organization 1. ESF #7 will operate under the direction of the County Emergency Management Director, or his designee. 2. ESF #7 will continue to operate throughout the emergency situation. 3. Upon notification,the County Emergency Management Director, or his designee, will alert designated primary personnel of possible resource needs and report to the EOC. 4. The County Emergency Management Director, or his designee, will maintain liaisons with other ESFs and interested parties. 5. The County Emergency Management Director, or his designee, will maintain a record of all loaned or received mutual aid resources utilizing the Equipment/Materials Loaned or Received form attached and identified as Attachment #1. Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Annex I - Page ESF#7-3