Departmental EOC Structure This approach organizes around existing department, agency, or business functions. This is a common approach in private sector EOCs.
Emergency Manager
Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Public Works
Department of Public Safety
Department of Administration
Department of Education
Emergency Support Function (ESF) Structure This structure is centered around the federal Emergency Support Functions (ESFs). This approach is common in state EOCs, or within jurisdictions with large populations or complex response factors. Some EOCs will modify the ESF format, creating a hybrid ESF structure.
Regional Response Coordination Center FEMA Region X
RRCC Director Deputy Director
Admin Asst/Special Asst Congressional Liaison External Affairs ESF 15
Defense Coordinating Officer
Operations
Planning
Logistics
Finance/Admin
Emergency Services Branch – ESF 4, 8, 9, 10, 13
Comptroller/ Funds Control
Coordination Planning Unit – ESF 2, 7
Situation Status Unit ESF 15
Procurement Unit ESF 7
Resource/Demob Unit ESF 7
Resources Management Unit – ESF 2, 7
Individual Assistance Branch – ESF 6, 11, 14
Documentation Unit Reports Officer
Supply Unit ESF 2, 7
Public Assistance Branch ESF 1, 2, 3, 12, 14
Human Resource Unit
Information Technology Unit – ESF 2
Geo-Spatial Unit
Defense Coordinating Unit
Mitigation
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