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1. Identification ofvulnerable areas for each hazard; <br /> 2. Pre-disaster measures toalleviate loss; <br /> 3. Preparedness tips; <br /> 4. Response information, especially evacuation and sheltering; <br /> 5. Recovery information, where to8nand who tncontact for assistance; and <br /> 6. Information onwhat tobring toashelter. <br /> 7. Special Needs client information. <br /> joint Information System (UIS)/Jmint Information Center(|IC) <br /> A Joint Information System is defined as an information network of PlOs and support staff working <br /> together to deliver accurate and timely information to the public. When able, staff participates in <br /> meetings ofthe Treasure Coast Chapter ofthe Florida Public Relations Association,This isastatewide <br /> network Vfnearly 1,500 public relations professionals. Meetings feature networking building <br /> opportunities as well as presentations by public relations professionals on topics of current interest. <br /> A Joint Information Center is defined as the physical location where public information staff involved in <br /> incident management activities can collocate to perform critical emergency information, crisis <br /> communications, and public affairs functions, P|Osetthe]|Ccontinue torepresent their respective <br /> agencies, while at the same time receiving the benefits of coordinated public information approach. <br /> During aJ|C operations, agency spokespersons are autonomous; no agency has authority over another. <br /> However,JIC members work together and support one another. Indian River County Emergency <br /> Management will test its]|S/J|C biennially during the Statewide Hurricane Exercise. <br /> l. Purpose of a JIC—To manage and facilitate the flow of information to the news media and the <br /> public by pooling PIO assets, PlOs at the JIC continue to represent their respective agencies, <br /> while at the same time receiving the benefits of coordinated public information approach. <br /> 1 Establishing a JIC—AJ|CmmaybeestabUsheduxhenthe: <br /> a. Emergency Management Director determines the need to implement a JIC based on the <br /> complexity of the incident and the need to ensure coordination and integration of messages <br /> from multiple agencies. <br /> b. Disaster iswidespread and prolonged, <br /> c. Emergency Management Director determines the public information needs will exceed <br /> available resources. <br /> d. Incident will be long-term, and will generate intense local, state, national, and possible <br /> international news media. <br /> e. Incident mrevent involves multiple jurisdictions and/or disciplines. <br /> f. Indian River County E(]C is activated. <br /> 1 Establishing a JIC—Terrohamnbased events <br /> Florida Statute 943 indicates that the Florida Department*fLaw Enforcement has the lead <br /> responsibility for terrorism-based events. In all other events,the local EOC provides the Lead <br /> P|[]. <br /> 4. Location of Indian River County J|C |nIndian River County, when P!Oswork cooperatively 10 <br /> issue accurate and timely information tmthe impacted public,the first choice will betoorganize <br /> inthe ESF#14ancillary room within the EK]C. <br />