Plans

Commonwealth of Virginia Emergency Operations Plan (COVEOP)

The Commonwealth of Virginia Emergency Operations Plan provides the framework for how the state will support impacted local governments, individuals and businesses. It is compatible with the National Response Framework and outlines how Virginia will work with the federal government to deliver federal disaster assistance. The COVEOP improves our capability to respond to and recover from natural and human-caused disasters.

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Basic Plan and Appendices

CoverBasic Plan
Appendix A - Key Terms & Definitions
Appendix B - Acronyms
Appendix C - Authorities & References
Appendix D - Disaster Declarations
Appendix E - VERT Matrix
Appendix F - Governor's Executive Order
Appendix G - Record of Changes

Emergency Support Functions

ESF #1 - TransportationESF #2 - Communications
ESF #3 - Public Works and Engineering
ESF #4 - Firefighting
ESF #5 - Emergency Management
ESF #6 - Mass Care
ESF #7 - Logistics Management & Resource Support
ESF #8 - Public Health & Medical Services
ESF #9 - Search & Rescue
ESF #10 - Oil & Hazardous Materials Response
ESF #11 - Agriculture & Natural Resources
ESF #12 - Energy
ESF #13 - Public Safety & Security
ESF #14 - Recovery & Mitigation
ESF #15 - External Affairs
ESF #16 - Military Affairs
ESF #17 - Volunteer & Donations Management

Support Annexes

Support Annex #1 - Continuity of GovernmentSupport Annex #2 - Recovery Programs
Support Annex #3 - Finance & Administration
Support Annex #4 - Mass Care & Sheltering
Support Annex #5 - Evacuation & Re-entry

Hazard-Specific Annexes

Hazard-Specific Annex #1 - Radiological Emergency ResponseHazard Specific Annex #2 – Terrorism Consequence Management (SECURE)
Hazard Specific Annex #3 – Hurricane & Tropical Storm Response
Hazard Specific Annex #4 – Pandemic Influenza Response
Hazard Specific Annex #5 – Hazardous Materials Response
Hazard Specific Annex #6 – Technological Hazards Response (SECURE)
Hazard Specific Annex #7 - Earthquake Response

Other Plans

Continuity Planning

Local Planning Guidance

Institution of Higher Education

Family Assistance Center PlanComprehensive Preparedness Guide (CPG)

 

For more information please contact:

Donna M. Pletch
Strategic Planning Branch Chief
(804) 674-2426
donna.pletch@vdem.virginia.gov

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Virginia Disaster Relief Fund

How is the money distributed?

Fund proceeds will be distributed to local long-term recovery groups, members of the Virginia Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster and other non-profit and faith-based organizations as a grant.

Many of these groups work directly with individuals and families following a disaster.

How else can I donate?

The Virginia Disaster Relief Fund benefits projects that include: repair or rebuilding of underinsured dwellings, transportation assistance, replacing essential household items, helping renters establish new rental residence, temporary living expenses while recovering from loss, and more.

How can I donate?

If you want to help, send checks made payable to the Treasurer of Virginia with “Virginia Disaster Relief Fund” noted in the memo line to:

Comptroller’s Office
P.O. Box 1971
Richmond, VA 23218-1971

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