Activation Levels
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NOTE: Information on this page is meant for use by South Florida Water Management District employees and is not intended for public, personal or family usage. Local emergency officials should be consulted for personal preparedness instructions.
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FULL ACTIVATION
Represents Full Activation, with the Executive Team and affected organizational groups reporting to the District's Emergency Operations Center. The Emergency Operations Center remains a 24 hour operation. Agencies, such as the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Environmental Protection, and 298 Secondary Districts may be requested to respond. Normal District operations not supporting the emergency are suspended.
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PARTIAL ACTIVATION
Partial activation is determined by the Director of Emergency Management when there is sufficient reason. The monitoring stage is extended to include the Emergency Response team, comprised of affected District departments, reporting to the Emergency Operations Center during extended business hours while the remaining District departments remain under normal operating conditions. Response activities and information are coordinated through the Emergency Operations Center and Daily Situation Reports are initiated. Communication is maintained with emergency management agencies and officials. Daily briefings are held for the Executive Team.
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NORMAL DAY-TO-DAY OPERATION
During a Level 3 Activation, the Director of Emergency Management monitors the developing situations during normal business hours and under normal operating conditions. Communication is maintained with affected District departments, State Division of Emergency Management, other Water Management Districts, and affected County Director's of Emergency Management.
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EOC
