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Hurricane Michael Integrated Recovery

Coordination & Collaboration

Hurricane Michael Integrated Recovery

Disaster Timeline – Response v. Recovery

Disaster Response Framework Disaster Recovery Framework Intermediate to long-term recovery takes a holistic approach, recognizing the interdependence of all community functions in restoring its systems, services, and quality of life.

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• Incorporates Recovery lessons learned/best practices since Hurricanes

Katrina and Sandy

• Fulfills recovery-related requirements
• Presidential Policy Directive – 8: National Preparedness

(March 30, 2011)

• Post-Katrina Emergency Management Reform Act of 2006
• A revised recovery framework
• Promotes holistic recovery, sustainability and resilience
• Is scalable, adaptable and flexible
• Fosters whole community coordination and unified effort at every level
• Facilitates problem solving and leverages resources
• Focuses on eight recovery core capabilities

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Recovery Principles

• Leadership and Local Primacy
• Partnerships and Inclusiveness
• Unity of Effort
• Pre-Disaster Recovery Planning
• Timeliness and Flexibility
• Resilience and Sustainability
• Individual and Family

Empowerment

• Psychological and Emotional

Recovery

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Core Recovery Capabilities

• Public Information and Warning
• Operational Coordination
• Planning
• Economic Recovery
• Health and Social Services
• Housing
• Infrastructure Systems
• Natural and Cultural Resources

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Multi-Sector Coordination Structure

Federal coordinating agencies lead national-level Recovery Support Functions (RSFs) that coordinate with state and local partners: Community Planning and Capacity Building (CPCB) DHS/FEMA Economic Department of Commerce Health and Social Services (HSS) Health and Human Services Housing Housing & Urban Development Infrastructure Systems (IS) US Army Corp of Engineers Natural and Cultural Resources (NCR) Department of the Interior

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Community Recovery Assistance (CPCB)

Scope

• County/community survey to

assess recovery and capacity needs/gaps

• Resources, information and

activities that build recovery capacity

• Building capacity through key

recovery partnerships

• Technical assistance to most

heavily impacted counties/ communities Mission To enable local governments to effectively and efficiently carry out a strategic, long-term recovery that builds resilience, including: strategic recovery decisions, resilience planning, implementation and management To support states and territorial governments in developing programs

• f support for strategic local recovery

planning, implementation and management

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Economic

Scope

• Identification of economic impacts
• Improved business recovery through

access to counseling, workshops, and planning tools

• Workforce solutions to support

rebuilding effort and economic recovery

• Resilient economic recovery and

future development

Mission

To help governments and the private sector sustain and/or rebuild businesses and employment and develop economic opportunities that result in sustainable and economically resilient communities after an incident

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Housing Recovery

Scope

• Housing fairs for survivors
• Innovative and affordable long-

term housing solutions to meet local needs

• Workforce housing
• Alignment of federal, state and

whole community resources with local housing priorities

• Local recovery capacity support

Mission

To implement adequate, affordable and accessible housing solutions that effectively support the needs of the whole community and contribute to its sustainability and resilience

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Natural & Cultural Resources

Scope

• Agriculture, trees, land
• Fish and wildlife, including threatened

and endangered species, and their habitats

• Debris removal and revegetation
• Museums, libraries, public records

Mission

To support the protection of natural and cultural resources and historic properties through actions that preserve, conserve, rehabilitate, and restore them in compliance with applicable laws

• Restoration of historic properties/sites
• Traditional cultural properties, cultural

landscapes, and archaeological sites

• Parks, campgrounds, fishing and hunting

areas

• Hiking, biking and horse trails

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Health & Social Services

• Post-disaster behavioral healthcare
• Recovery of child care providers
• Social service needs of children and

youth

• HSS partners engaged in recovery

planning

Mission

To support locally led recovery efforts to address public health, health care facilities and coalitions, essential social services, and schools Scope

• Survivor access to healthcare and

social services

• Peer technical assistance to local

health departments

• More resilient healthcare facilities
• Long-term, long-distance patient

transport solutions

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Infrastructure Systems

• Public-private partnerships to develop

power and communications restoration/ recovery plans

• Resource coordination

Mission

To efficiently facilitate the restoration of infrastructure systems and services to support a viable, sustainable community and improve resilience to and protection from all hazards

Scope

• Restoration and mitigation of critical

infrastructure facilities

• Coastal flooding resilience and

beach/dune renourishment strategies

• Protection strategies for roads/bridges

in frequently flooded areas

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Common Disaster Impacts

• Affordable, accessible housing shortage
• Displaced residents and employees
• Broad-based economic recovery – small businesses, timber,

tourism, aquaculture, parks

• Workforce, equipment, and supply shortages
• Financial impacts – individuals, businesses, tax base
• Access to childcare providers
• Acute and post-traumatic stress
• Damaged infrastructure and natural resources
• Staff shortfalls given increased workloads

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Keys to a Resilient Recovery

• Get organized early
• Engage your stakeholders
• Define your desired outcomes
• Think long-term and holistically
• Make strategic decisions
• Build capacity through partnerships
• Prioritize projects with the biggest impact
• Celebrate your successes
• Communicate, communicate, communicate!

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Expertise Needed in Recovery Partners

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Resilient Communities

Informed Prepared Flexible Adaptable Diverse & Redundant Resources Dedicated Leadership Engaged Community

Resilience: The ability to withstand, adapt to, or thrive amidst changing conditions, Withstand and rapidly recovery from disasters, accidents, shocks and stressors

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How Resilient Is Your Community?

What challenges does the community face? Who or what do you think is most at risk? What systems are vulnerable? Do you have the resources to withstand and recover from disasters, shocks and stressors? What’s missing from your community?

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For More Information

Community Recovery Assistance Coordination

As of 12/18/17 As of 1/4/19

Sheila Doll

202-394-7125 Sheila.Doll@fema.dhs.gov

Dennis Dunnigan

347-707-0972 Dennis.Dunnigan@fema.dhs.gov

De’an Bass

202-286-4673 De’an.Bass@fema.dhs.gov

Jon Hain

202-704-8069 Jon.Hain@fema.dhs.gov