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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. f. Rosters of orientation seminars on concepts of operations or plan procedures are not attached to or an integral part of this formal plan; however, they are kept on file in the office of Emergency Management. g. A signed receipt is maintained for all recipients of the CEMP. Signature of this document acknowledges and accepts plan responsibilities (original receipts kept on file in the emergency management office). The distribution list is attached to this document and identified as Figure 1. h. All future amendments to this plan will be made in addendum form to recipients of the plan. The Indian River County Logistics and Resource Management Plan establishes the process and procedures for providing and coordinating logistics and resource management efforts required for emergency management and incident response programs and activities. An Emergency Management Advisory Group was established and approved in January 2015 which will promote local participation in the emergency management program. D. PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS 1. A disaster may occur with little or no warning and may escalate far more rapidly than the ability of any single local response organization to handle. The success of rapid response depends on: a. Multi -discipline, impact assessment teams; b. Procedures to ensure quick and effective decision-making, such as pre -deployment and aggressive training of elected officials and responders on responsibilities and emergency assignments; and Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Basic Page 4