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Hurricane Sandy Alex Amparo Deputy Assistant Administrator Recovery Directorate 1 Presenters Name June 17, 2003 Hurricane Sandy At a Glance 2 nd largest Atlantic storm on record Impacted the most densely populated area of


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Hurricane Sandy

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Alex Amparo

Deputy Assistant Administrator Recovery Directorate

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Hurricane Sandy At a Glance

2nd largest Atlantic storm on record Impacted the most densely populated area of the United States Destroyed thousands of homes, caused tens of billions of dollars in damages, killed 162 people Over 23,000 people in temporary shelters 8.5 million customers without power

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The Storm Track – (Monday, October 29th)

October 29th, The NWS forecast of Hurricane Sandy. Winds are estimated at 90mph and Sandy is located 50 miles southeast of Atlantic City, NJ. 3

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Federal Response

Federal Response - FEMA Headquarters

Federal Government-wide response and recovery, coordinated

by the Federal Emergency Management Agency

Response Coordination Centers Incident Management Assistance Teams Emergency Communications Urban Search and Rescue Liaison Officers Power Restoration

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POWER

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Other Map

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Ocean County, New Jersey October 1, 2012 Before Hurricane Sandy

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Ocean County, New Jersey October 30, 2012 After Hurricane Sandy

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Recovery Efforts

Housing Mission

Sheltering and Transitional Sheltering Assistance Expedited Rental Assistance Direct Housing Mission

National Disaster Recovery Framework

Federal Disaster Recovery Coordinators Recovery Support Functions Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force

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Recovery Focus

Debris removal Power restoration Schools re-opened Major retail outlet operations

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Recovery Coordination

Voluntary Agency Engagement Private Sector Engagement

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Lessons Learned

Large-scale disasters are different

Enormous requirements Complexity Political Engagement

“Whole Community” must be engaged

Private Sector Government Volunteer Agencies Survivors themselves

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Lessons Learned

Areas for Improvement

Ensuring Unity of Effort across the Federal Response Orienting Response and Recovery Efforts toward

Survivors

Ensuring Unity of Effort across the Whole Community Developing an Agile, Professional Emergency

Management Workforce

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Questions?