Chasity Schmelzenbach, Noble County EMA

Fred Peterson, Ottawa County EMA

Jeff Jordan, Montgomery County EMA

Dennis O’Hara, Mahoning County EMA

Sima Merick, Ohio EMA

Josh Sigmon, Ohio EMA

COMPARE & CONTRASTING

INCIDENTS

RESPONSE

• Situational Assessment

• Issue/ Relay Emergency Information

• EOC Activation

• Media/Social Media

• Notifications (Watch Office, ODNR, OEPA)

• Tracking and Documentation

• Maintain Situational Awareness

• Continue Defining the Incident for Media

RESPONSE

• Be observant

• Use stakeholders• Recognize the Pieces of the

Puzzle

• Reach out to OEMA / Adjacent Counties

• Maintain Situational Awareness• Continued Data Collection

RECOVERY

• Identify Survivors/Victims

• Identify Company Responsible• Identify Companies Affected

• Connect All with Regulators/Investigators

• Protect Identities of Survivors/Scene

• Media/Legislators/Local Officials

• Document/Document

• Declarations/Funds• Opportunities

RECOVERY

• Encourage and Support Jurisdictions

• Provide Jurisdictions Direction to SMEs or Technical Experts

• Declarations

• Ineligible Items

• Coordination of Agencies• Access/Ability to Use Technology

• Procurement/Contractor Availability

10 MONTHS LATER-7 MONTHS LATER

2 Families Home 1 Still DisplacedRoad Conditions – FEMA working Project Approvals

Summerfield Pipeline Explosion – 1-20-19Flooding/Subsidence Spring 2019

Chasity Schmelzenbach-Noble County EMA&HSnobleema@noblecountyohio.gov740-732-7387

Chasity Schmelzenbach, Noble County EMA

Fred Peterson, Ottawa County EMA

Jeff Jordan, Montgomery County EMA

Dennis O’Hara, Mahoning County EMA

Sima Merick, Ohio EMA

Josh Sigmon, Ohio EMA