Consolidated Incident Action Plan (Ims 1001) Page 3
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511. Key Media Messages:
From IMS 202
12. Future Outlook:
a. PEOC staffing levels will be based on threat-risk assessments and the assessed need for
provincial coordination.
b. To be pro-active, the PEOC will likely require additional staffing during weekends and holidays
13. Briefing/Planning Cycle:
a. Daily PEOC coordinated teleconferences are being held.
b. Additional teleconferences/meetings will be determined based on need.
c. An update was provided to the CCEM on Tue May 15, and additional briefings will be
provided as required.
d. An email update has been sent to communities that have agreed to be potential hosts, and
regular updates will be provided, as necessary.
e. A briefing to FN Grand Chiefs through AANDC has been offered on an as needed basis.
f. Staff will be kept apprised through email updates, as needed.
14. Organization Assignment:
From IMS 203
Command Model: (Check one)
Single Command
Unified Command
Incident or EOC Commander(s):
Safety Officer:
Operations Section Chief:
Information Officer:
Planning Section Chief:
Liaison Officer(s):
Logistics Section Chief:
Legal Advisor:
Fin/Admin. Section Chief:
15. Detailed Forms (are attached as necessary - check if attached):
Incident Objectives (IMS 202)
Medical Plan (IMS 206)
Organization Assignment List (IMS 203)
Incident Map
Resources Assignment List (IMS 204)
Traffic Plan
Incident Telecommunications Plan (IMS 205)
16. Prepared By (Planning Section Chief):
Name:
Signature:
17. Approved By (Incident or EOC Commander):
Name:
Signature:
Date/Time:
IMS 1001
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