Daily Operations Briefingcontent.govdelivery.com/attachments/USDHSFEMA/2012...Apr 11, 2012 · • M 8.6 earthquake at 4:38 a.m. EDT on April 11 • Centered 270 miles off the west

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•Daily Operations Briefing April 11, 2012

As of 8:30 a.m. EDT

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Significant Activity: April 10 – 11 Significant Events: • Wildfires along the East Coast Significant Weather: • Slight risk of severe thunderstorms – Southern/Central Plains • Heavy snow – Sierra Nevada Ranges • Rain, thunderstorms & mountain snow – Large portion of the Western U.S. • Critical Fire Weather Areas: Rockies, Central Great Basin & Southwest • Red Flag Warnings: Rockies, Central Great Basin, Southwest, Northern Plains,

Southeast and Appalachian Mountains • Space Weather: No space weather storms occurred/predicted Earthquake Activity: • M8.6 earthquake off north western coast of Sumatra, Indonesia; • No significant U.S. activity. Disaster Declaration Activity: • Major Disaster Declaration request for Hawaii

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Significant River Flood Outlook

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Hazard Outlook – April 13 – 17

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Hazard Outlook – April 13 – 24 • April 13 – High winds & rain – Southern California & Desert Southwest • April 13-15 – High winds – Southern High Plains & parts of the Southwest • April 13-14 – Severe weather – Central & Southern Plains • April 13-14 – Critical fire weather conditions – New Mexico & Southern High Plains • April 14-15 – Heavy rain – Southwest Plains & Southwest Missouri • April 16-17 – Heavy rain – Lower/Middle Mississippi Valley & Lower Ohio Valley • Severe drought for Southeast, Central/Southern Plains, Upper Mississippi Valley,

Southwest, portions of California, Central Great Basin & Hawaii

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Space Weather NOAA Scales Activity

Range 1 (minor) to 5 (extreme) Past 24 Hours Current

Geomagnetic Storms None None

Solar Radiation Storms None None

Radio Blackouts None None

HF Communications Impact Sunspot Activity

Past 24 hours: • No space weather storms observed Next 24 hours: • No space weather storms predicted

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New York State Wildfires – FINAL Suffolk County Fire ▲1,124 acres burned (-876); fire is contained, resources released ▲Evacuated residents returning home, ARC shelters closed ▲8 firefighters injured; no fatalities ▲Local assessments:15 outbuildings destroyed,1 home damaged ▲Media reporting 10 homes damaged in Manorville

Staten Island Fire ▲50 acres in Palisades Park; fully contained, resources released

Rockland County Fire ▲451 acres burned, primarily in Bear Mountain State Park ▲Conditions favorable for containment today

State/Local Response ▲Governor declared a State of Emergency for Suffolk County ▲Suffolk County EOC closed • State EOC activated to Level II (full activation - days only) Federal Response • FEMA Region II RRCC Watch/Steady State • No request for FEMA assistance

Suffolk County Fire

Rockland County Fire Bear Mountain State Park

Staten Island Fire Palisades Park

Rockland County Fire continues in southeastern New York, conditions favorable for containment today

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Virginia State Wildfires – FINAL 40 fires across Virginia over last 3 days, primarily on National Forest land. Eight fires have burned over 6,500 acres: ▲Patrick County: 2 new fires, 60 acres burned, voluntary evacuation of 4 homes • Page County: Shipwreck Fire, 1,853 acres burned, 30% contained ▲Craig County: Barbours Creek Fire, 1,500 acres burned, 20% contained • Shenandoah County: Wolf Gap Fire, 550 acres burned, 0% contained • Botetourt County: Cove Mountain Fire, 75 acres burned, 0% contained • Giles County: 5 acres burned, 0% contained ▲Alleghany County: Alleghany Tunnel Fire, 2,500 acres burned, 0% contained Rich Hole Fire, 100 acres burned, 20% contained State/Local Response ▲VA Dept of Forestry conducted initial fire attack, transitioned to USFS Tuesday ▲VA State EOC activated to Enhanced Readiness with normal staffing • No unmet needs Federal Response ▲USFS Type 2 IMT assumed incident command, additional resources expected • FEMA Region III RRCC not activated – monitoring • No request for FMAG/FEMA assistance

Covington Alleghany County

Wolf Gap Shenandoah County

Shipwreck Page County

Barbours Creek Craig County

Arcadia Botetourt County

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U.S. Wildland Fire Preparedness Levels

As of Apr 10, 2012

National Preparedness Level: 1 Minimal large fire activity is occurring nationally. Most Geographic Areas have low to moderate fire danger. There is little or no commitment of national resources.

PL 1

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PL 2

PL 1

PL 1

PL 1

PL 3

PL 1 PL 5

Minimal Extreme

PL 1

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PL 1

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April 6 – April 9, 2012: • National Preparedness Level: 1 • Initial Attack Activity: Light (580 new fires) • New Large Fires: 11 • Large Fires Contained: 5 • Uncontained Large Fires: 7 • Type 1 IMT(s) Committed: 0 • Type 2 IMT(s) Committed: 2 • States Affected: MN, FL, VA, PA, NJ

National Fire Activity

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FMAG Requests and Declarations

Action (since last report) Total FMAG No. and State

Requests DENIED 0

Requests APPROVED 0

Requests Expected Next 24 Hours 0 None as of 1200 4/10/12

As of April 10, 2012 2012 2011*

FMAGs Approved 2 23

FMAGs Denied 1 9

* Cumulative FMAG figures as of this date in 2011

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Significant U.S. Earthquake Activity • No significant U.S. activity

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Significant International Earthquake Activity • M 8.6 earthquake at 4:38 a.m. EDT on April 11 • Centered 270 miles off the west coast of northern

Sumatra, Indonesia • Depth of 14.2 miles • M 8.2 aftershock reported

• USGS issued YELLOW PAGER Alert: Shaking related fatalities and economic losses possible

• Tsunami Watch initially issued for entire Indian Ocean; however, the PTWC cancelled the Watch at 8:36 am EDT

• 3.5 foot tsunami reported in Indonesia • No significant impacts/damages identified

• No tsunami warning/watch for U.S. or territories • FEMA Region IX and II report no impacts

identified/expected.

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Major Disaster Declaration Request – HI April 4, 2012 • Major Disaster Declaration request for Hawaii • Severe weather conditions for record-breaking

rains, waterspout, high winds, flooding & hail • During the period of March 3 -11, 2012 • Public Assistance for Kauai County • Hazard Mitigation statewide

Requested county

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Disaster Requests & Declarations

Declaration Requests in Process Requests APPROVED (since last report)

Requests DENIED (since last report)

1 Date Requested 0 0

HI – DR Severe Weather Storm March 3-11, 2012

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Open Field Offices as of April 11, 2012

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Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments Number of Counties/Tribes

Region State Event IA/ PA Requested Ongoing Complete Begin / End

IV TN Severe Storms/Tornadoes Feb 29, 2012 PA 9 (-1) 5 4 Began: 4/4/2012

End: TBD

VI TX Severe Weather/Tornadoes Apr 3, 2012 IA 4 2 2 Began: 4/6/2012

End: TBD

VI LA Flooding Mar 22, 2012

IA 5 0 0 Begin: 4/11/12 End: TBD

PA 1 0 0 Begin: 4/11/12 End: TBD

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FCO Cadre Member Status

Deployed Detailed Available Not Available Total

18 4 13 4 39

Total Available Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4

15* 3* 5 4 3

As of: 04/5/12

* All Type 1 FCOs are available unless deployed to a Level 1 event

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MCOV Fleet / Deployment Status

Fully Mission Capable 52

Partially Mission Capable 0

Non-Mission Capable 5

Total Not Deployed 57

MCOV FLEET STATUS MCOV DISASTER SUPPORT DEPLOYMENTS

Location Units Assigned

Available FMC

Deployed Committed PMC NMC DR-State OPCON En

Route Reserved Open Request Notes:

DC Atlanta 21 18 2 0 1 TN-4060 2 0 0

DC Cumberland 12 10 0 0 2 0 0 0

DC Ft Worth 15 13 0 0 2 0 0 0

DC Moffett 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0

Holliston, MA 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Denver, CO 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

Bothell, WA 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0

TOTAL 59 52 2 0 5 TOTAL 2 0 0 0

Included in above totals, units en route for turn-in.

Data as of: 04/10/12 @ 1500

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Mission Status

State Total Deployed

Operational Mobile DRCs

Pending DRCs

Awaiting Assignment

Command and Control Maintenance

TN-4060 2 2

TOTAL 2 0 0 2 0 0

Data as of: 04/10/12 @ 1500

Operational Disaster Recovery Center – Vehicles currently supporting DRC operations Pending DRC – Vehicles scheduled to support DRC operations Awaiting Assignment – Vehicles deployed - awaiting or in-between missions Command and Control – Vehicles supporting a non-Individual Assistance mission Maintenance – Vehicles deployed, but requiring maintenance

MCOV Operational Status

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Active IA Disasters

AL 4052-DR 1971-DR

AZ AR

CA

CO

FL

ID

IL 1991-DR

IN

IA 1998-DR

KS

LA

ME

MA 4028-DR 1994-DR

WI

MN

MS 1983-DR 1972-DR

MO

MT

NE

NV

NM

NY

NC 4019-DR 1969-DR 1942-DR

ND

OH

OR

SC

SD

TN 4060-DR 1979-DR 1974-DR

TX 4029-DR

UT VA

WA

WY

DE MD

KY 4057-DR 4008-DR 1976-DR

OK 1989-DR 1970-DR

GA 1973-DR

AR 4000-DR 1975-DR

MO 4012-DR 1980-DR

VT 4022-DR 4001-DR 1995-DR ND

1981-DR

MS

MT 1996-DR

NE 4013-DR

SD 1984-DR

PR 4040-DR 4017-DR

NY 4031-DR 4020-DR

NH 4026-DR

PA 4030-DR 4025-DR

VA 4042-DR

NJ 4021-DR

CT 4023-DR

WV

# of DRs Legend

Open Registration Period (60 days from Declaration, unless extended)

IHP Active – IHP Assistance period remains open (18 Months from Declaration)

IHP Closing Within 60 Days

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1 Data as of: 04/10/12 @ 1500

IN 4058-DR

WV 4059-DR 4061-DR

MI

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IA Registration Statistics Cumulative as of April 10, 2012 @ 1500

DR # - State Registrations Approved Applicants

Total HA Approved

Total ONA Approved

Total IHP Approved

4057 – KY 5,173 1,457 $6,474,693.27 $1,660,430.50 $8,135,123.77

4058 – IN 1,351 219 $1,015,613.18 $255,134.24 $1,270,747.42

4059 – WV 961 432 $1,453,495.93 $90,154.50 $1,543,650.43

4060 – TN 961 140 $627,527.01 $152,535.60 $780,062.61

4061 – WV 582 335 $1,735,116.22 $153,484.55 $1,888,600.77

Totals 9,028 2,583 $11,306,446 $2,311,739 $13,618,185

24 hour change +67 +28 +$235,020 +$98,318 +$333,338

NPSC Call Data for April 9, 2012 Total NPSC Calls Answered (Helpline + Registration Intake) 1,579

Average time to answer call 16 seconds

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IHP Referral Status & Awards

Data includes the 45 IHP Active DRs # Max Grants = Applicants awarded maximum IHP ($30,200 as of FY2012) Data as of: 04/10/12 @ 1500

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Housing Inspection Statistics

* Only displaying inspectors for DRs that currently have open registration periods

Data as of April 10, 2012 @ 1600

DR # - State Inspectors Inspections Assigned

Inspections Completed

Inspection % Complete

Turnaround Time (Days)

4057 – KY 7 3,081 3,037 98.6% 2.1 4058 – IN 2 566 547 96.6% 1.4

4059 – WV 5 804 775 96.4% 2.0 4060 – TN 0 417 416 99.8% 1.7 4061 – WV 3 518 506 97.7% 1.8

TOTAL 17 5,386 5,281 98.1% 1.9

24 hour change -2 +58 +49 -0.1% +0.0

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Direct Housing per State

AZ AR

CA

CO

FL

ID

IN

KS

ME

MI

MN

MO

MT

NE NV

NH

NM

NY

ND

OH

OR

PA

SC

SD

UT

VT

VA

WA

WY

DE MD

MA RI CT

KY

WI

IA

IL

OK

TN

AL

GA

NC

NJ

MS

LA

WV

Alabama 1971-DR Total Occupied: 143

MH Non-UFAS 121 UFAS 13 PM Non-UFAS 8 UFAS 1

Missouri 1980-DR Total Occupied: 372


Arkansas 1975-DR Total Occupied: 6


North Dakota 1981-DR

Total Occupied: 1,632 MH Non-UFAS 647 UFAS 43 PM Non-UFAS 925 UFAS 17

Pennsylvania 4030-DR Total Occupied: 252


15 RFD at Staging Area

Mississippi Total Occupied: 50

DR

-16

04 7 Occupied

TT Non-UFAS 6 UFAS 0 MH Non-UFAS 1 UFAS 0

DR

-19

72 27 Occupied


DR

-19

83 16 Occupied


North Carolina Total Occupied: 94

DR

-19

69 11 Occupied


DR

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19 83 Occupied

MH Non-UFAS 2 UFAS 2

PM Non-UFAS 73 UFAS 6

Texas 4029-DR

Total Occupied: 83 MH Non-UFAS 22 UFAS 19 PM Non-UFAS 19 UFAS 23

TX

New York DRs 4020 & 4031 (combined)

Total Occupied: 98 MH Non-UFAS 33 UFAS 4 PM Non-UFAS 53 UFAS 8

Louisiana DR 1786

Total Occupied: 2 PM Non-UFAS 2 UFAS 0

Total Units Occupied:

2,732

Units Available: 2,064 (568 UFAS)

Selma, AL: 1,418 (467 UFAS) Cumberland, MD: 646 (101 UFAS)

UFAS –units constructed in accordance with the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards

Occupied Units

1-25

26-100

100+

Data as of: 04/09/12 @ 1500

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PA Grant Funding Per Event Type Only Includes Events Declared Within 12 months of April 10, 2012

Event Type States Declarations Cumulative Applicants

Project Worksheets

Entered Funding Estimate Total Obligated Percent Funded

Earthquake - August 2011 2 2 45 195 $36,996,889 $28,683,361 77.5% Hurricanes/Tropical Storms 16 35 8,518 26,135 $1,718,469,043 $446,931,291 30.3%

Severe Storms/Flooding 25 35 4,005 19,203 $846,580,822 $553,569,525 65.6% Tornadoes 17 26 2,890 18,777 $837,519,123 $651,355,349 77.8%

Tsunami - March 2011 1 1 16 76 $35,499,423 $25,473,031 71.8% Wildfires 1 2 216 757 $172,576,373 $17,818,532 10.3%

Winter Storms 7 7 846 774 $113,614,144 $15,602,598 13.7% Total for

All Event Types 44 108 16,536 65,917 $3.8 Billion $1.7 Billion 49.5%

PA Events and Milestones for the week of April 9, 2012

April 9th - PA participated in a call with Deputy Administrator Serino and Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) regarding Pensacola 2nd appeal denial for debris removal following Hurricane Ivan.

Public Assistance Grants and Activities

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NDRF Operations

AZ

AR

CA

CO

FL

ID

IN

KS

ME

MI

MN

MO

MT

NE

NV

NH

NM

NY

ND

OH

OR

PA

SC

SD

UT

VT

VA

WA

WY

DE MD

MA RI CT

KY

WI

IA

IL

OK

TX

TN

AL

GA

NC

NJ

MS

LA

WV

*Pennsylvania DRs 4025 & 4030 FDRC: Jack Schuback

Community Planning and Capacity Building, Economic, Housing Staff: 14

*North Dakota DR-1981 FDRC: Tim Gelston

Community Planning and Capacity Building Staff: 2

Vermont DR-4022 Community Planning and Capacity Building, Economic

Development, Infrastructure, Natural and Cultural Resources Upcoming Meetings: April 13th - Will facilitate a workshop for

the State to help identify unmet Recovery needs for the purpose of beginning development of transition planning documents.

Staff: 16

*Alabama DR-1971 FDRC: Robert Haywood (Acting)

Community Planning and Capacity Building, Housing Staff: 7

NDRF – National Disaster Recovery Framework

*Represents official NDRF Activated Disasters Italic text Represents RSFs that are active in the disaster, but are not in an official NDRF role.

Missouri DR-1980 Community Planning and Capacity Building

Staff: 1

Legend

Active NDRF Operations

NDRF Assessments

New Jersey DR-4021

Tennessee DR-4060

Kentucky DR-4057

New York DRs 4020 & 4031 Community Planning and Capacity Building, Economic,

Housing, Natural and Cultural Resources Staff: 21

Texas DR-4029

Week of April 9th - Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinators (FDRC)

Assessment meetings in NY for Regions I, II, and III

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Region RRCC Regional Watch Center I Watch/Steady State Maynard MOC (24/7)

II Watch/Steady State 24/7

III Watch/Steady State 24/7

IV Watch/Steady State 24/7

V Watch/Steady State 24/7

VI Watch/Steady State Denton MOC (24/7)

VII Watch/Steady State 24/7

VIII Watch/Steady State Denver MOC (24/7)

IX Watch/Steady State 24/7

X Watch/Steady State Bothell MOC (24/7)

RRCC / Regional Watch Center Status

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IMAT Status National Type I Teams

Team Status Team Status Team Status

BLUE (East)

WHITE (Central)

RED (West)

Regional Type II Teams Team Status Team Status Team Status

Region I VT Region V Region IX-1

Region II Region VI-1 TX Region IX-2

Region III WV Region VI-2 Region X

Region IV-1 KY Region VII

Region IV-2 TN Region VIII

= Assigned/Deployed = Out-of-Service

= Available/Mission Capable = Available/Partially Mission Capable

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Urban Search & Rescue INCIDENT SUPPORT TEAMS (Red-White-Blue) – Monthly On Call Rotation

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

WEST CENTRAL EAST

Team Status Team Status Team Status

CA-TF1 Available AZ-TF1 Available FL-TF1 Available

CA-TF2 Available CO-TF1 Available FL-TF2 Available

CA-TF3 Available IN-TF1 Available MA-TF1 Available

CA-TF4 Available MO-TF1 Available MD-TF1 Available

CA-TF5 Available NE-TF1 Available NY-TF1 Available

CA-TF6 Available NM-TF1 Available PA-TF1 Conditionally Available

CA-TF7 Available NV-TF1 Available VA-TF1 Available

CA-TF8 Available TN-TF1 Available VA-TF2 Available

WA-TF1 Available TX-TF1 Available OH-TF1 Available

UT-TF1 Available

= Assigned/Deployed = Out-of-Service

= Available/Mission Capable = Available/Partially Mission Capable

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National Team Status

Team/Status Current Location Remarks

National Watch Center Washington, DC Watch/ Steady State

NRCC Washington, DC Not Activated

HLT Miami, FL Not Activated

DEST Washington, DC Not Activated

Mission Capable Partially Mission Capable Not Mission Capable

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