Command Post Site Selection An early draft Ray J. Vaughan, MS Last update 6/1/2014.

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Command Post Site Selection An early draft Ray J. Vaughan, MS Last update 6/1/2014

Command Post Site Selection Questions considered by Logistics: Where? How long? Type of disaster Distance to ground zero Distance to support

Safety You dont want a second disaster Safety first Avoid high speed road Safety Officer must Approve location and configuration Room to grow if a long term disaster Parking area Security and Safety of personnel

Type of Area In order of preference: Public Land Right-of-way Schools Areas open the public Parking Lots Private land Seek permission before using

Access Easy walking distance to Ground Zero Room for a safe Landing Zone (LZ) Accessible roads for support vehicles Securable perimeter

Power Source: Preferred location: Near live power No gen set needed Avoid overhead lines

Telco Source Close to crossbox Terminal with live lines Have temporary connection solutions pre-made Be prepared to improvise

Radio Communication Overhead lines are DEADLY Double mast height to nearest over head power line Higher the better Room for antennas and guy wires

Comfort Running water Potable or not can be useful Restrooms Drainage Sewage connection Portable toilets Downwind

Supplies Near a source of food Easy access for support vehicles Remember the other vehicle height, weight, length Room to turn around?

Media Area Predefine area for Media vehicles Antenna masts Satellite dishes Barrier between CP and Media Interview area Consider backdrop

Planning Helps to have a short list of possible command sites in advance Map with locations Be willing to adjust location based on current situation

Summary Not everything will be possible Some compromise will be needed What you cant find, youll have to bring in