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North Carolina Emergency Management Association

Fall Conference October 2014

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North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources

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What is CREST? Cultural

ResourcesEmergency

Support Team

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950 Institutions Across our State!

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236 Library Special Collections

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31 Archives

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458 Museums

Art Museums and Arts Councils, 68Children’s Museums, 8

Historic House Museums, 104

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State Historic Sites, 26

State Parks, 10

95 taxidermy museums

5 Boy Scout museums

14 jailhouse museums

11 fire station museums

105 taxidermy museums

5 Boy Scout museums

14 jailhouse museums

11 fire station museums

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There are 34 depot museums!

 

 

 

   

   

 

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NC’s cultural heritage institutions care for more than 13 million

objects and more than 200 million linear feet of archival materials

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What is CREST? Cultural

ResourcesEmergency

Support Team

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North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources

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Statewide and regional groups of trained specialists to respond to a disaster

CREST Team Statewide From Murphy to Manteo

ACREN Groups :P- acren M- acrenT- acren C- acren

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I CS Chart

The graphic at below shows the structure and roles found in an ICS chart. Each job comes with its own duties, as seen below:

Incident Commander: Leader - - - - Decides what is to be done

Operations Section Chief: Doer - - - - Implements the decisions made by the IC

Logistics Section Chief: Getter - - - - Ensures that the personnel, equipment, and tools required by operations to implement the IC's decisions are in the right place, at the right time, in the right quantities

Planning Section Chief: Thinker - - - - Receives, filters, and compiles information coming in from incident scene

Administration Section Chief: Recorder - - - -Collects all incident data after they have been compiled, acted on, and/or are no longer needed.

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