For the latest in "Incident Command" training, contact your local Director of Emergency Government or Fire Chief. To learn about local law enforcement procedures and protocols, contact your County/Parish Sheriff, Chief of Police, Riff-of-the-Shire, or Guarda Chief.  Click here for a link to US Government Federal, State, and Local resources. Similar sites exist in most countries.

These trained Emergency Government and Law Enforcement professionals will provide you with the most current Risk Management, Incident Command System (ICS), National Incident Management System (NIMS), and First Responder' protocols. Our mission at this site is to study current Risk Management, ICS, NIMS, and First Responder protocol' theory, and practices and than adopt what works best to the community at large.

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Risk Management Outreach Programs & The RMLC         Virtual Incident Command System (V-ICS)
Hurricane' Response and Recovery - RMLC First Responder' support, victim assistance, and Evacuee Directions provided during Katrina, Wilma and Rita 2005. - What worked & the role you can play in recovery. First Responders: Click here for your reporting instructions! Victims: Click here for assistance! Evacuees: Click here for directions! How to manage your ICS Staging Areas:- Safer than 9-11, faster than Katrina and ready for Rita & Wilma!  How to create your own Incident Command System (ICS) Every business, organization, association, municipality and family can benefit from this Risk Management system.
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Take Command! Use the Incident Command System as your Route to Recovery..... Click Below to enter three ICS tutorials.. First: Focus on Physiological needs to re-establish Economic Strength and Well-being! Next: Focus on the  Sociological need to  belong! Reinforce the relationships that foster a sense of social well being! Finally... Restore self-esteems for the individual, family unit and community!	The Virtual Incident Command System Professional First Responders (law enforcement, fire fighters, emergency government and homeland security personnel) use the Incident Command System during every event. Small events usually are handled by a "Single Command" while larger events can require a "Unified Command" structure that expands and contracts as needed (the concertina effect). It is the "SCOPE" of the event that dictates when a Unified Command will be needed. For more information and ICS tutorial Click Here! For training purposes, we assume the scope of the incidents (hurricanes, tornados,  earthquakes, and terrorist attacks) threaten at least a neighborhood,  community, county, region, or country. We'll create templates to include one Incident Commander, three Command Staff (Safety, Information/Communications, and Liaison) and four Section Chiefs (Operations, Planning, Logistics, and Finance). We will also assume one or more Staging Areas assembling resources under six units or functional areas (Life Safety, Communications, Security, Housing, Transportation, and Recovery). We'll build three (3) ICS' "templates" based on Maslow's "higher order of needs." One will focus on the insurance, banking, real estate and finance industries. This is the part of our society that creates and maintains our economic well being and ensures our physiological needs are met. The second will focus on business associations, military organizations, clubs, organizations and social groups. This is the part of our society that helps ensure we all have a sense of belonging. The third template will focus on those organizations that give us a long term "sense of being in control." This includes a template for schools, churches, and those institutions that define us as a community, country, and culture.