U.S. Coast Guard and the FEMA Mission Assignment Process CDR Mike Frender EPLO, USCG D11 FEMA Region 9 August 2014.

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U.S. Coast Guard and the FEMA Mission Assignment Process CDR Mike Frender EPLO, USCG D11 FEMA Region 9 August 2014

Agenda Stafford Act and disaster declaration review Mission Assignment (MA) process National Response Framework (NRF) and Emergency Support Functions (ESFs) Recent examples FEMA disaster contingencies

Federal Assistance under Stafford Act Local/State resources overwhelmed Declaration: – Emergency/Major Disaster – Pre-dec or ‘surge’ – Post-dec FEMA stance/posture Response vs. Recovery

Mission Assignments PKEMRA – Katrina lessons learned Pre-Scripted MAs (PSMA) Process: – Local->State->FEMA->OFA/ESF->DoD (DSCA) – Types (FOS/DFA) WebEOC Verbal acceptance Reimbursement

NRF/ESFs Nat’l planning frameworks (NRF, NDRF, etc.) 15 total ESFs – core capability based Approved PSMA examples: – ESF-5: USCG LNO activation to NRCC/RRCC – ESF-5: Aerial/waterborne damage assessment – ESF-7: Vessel transportation Support – ESF-7: Rotary/fixed wing transportation support (can be DFA) – *ESF-8: Transpo. of medical casualty cargo/pers. – *ESF-9: SAR support (i.e. support to USAR teams) – *ESF-10: Oil/Hazmat assessment, response, removal – ESF-13: Maritime law enforcement (i.e. waterside security) – ESF-15: USCG public affairs SME

Recent examples of CG support American Samoa EQ/tsunami Chile EQ/tsunami Japan EQ/tsunami Hurricane (Superstorm) Sandy Red River Flooding Western US winter storms Hurricanes Iselle + Julio

What keeps FEMA up at night? Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) Superstorms (ARk storms) Catastrophic earthquakes (and tsunamis) Wildfire Hurricanes/Typhoons ??

Questions?