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Joplin Tornado Response

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Joplin Tornado Response. Joplin Tornado May 22, 2011 @ 17:50. IMPACTS. 161 fatalities 1,800 injured 7,500 homes destroyed 18,000 vehicles destroyed 500 businesses destroyed 1 major hospital destroyed Most affiliated doctor’s offices/clinics destroyed. Initial AmeriCorps Response.

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  1. Joplin Tornado Response

  2. Joplin TornadoMay 22, 2011 @ 17:50 IMPACTS • 161 fatalities • 1,800 injured • 7,500 homes destroyed • 18,000 vehicles destroyed • 500 businesses destroyed • 1 major hospital destroyed • Most affiliated doctor’s offices/clinics destroyed

  3. Initial AmeriCorps Response Sunday, May 22 Monday, May 23 • 02:30 – 1st Wave of AmeriCorps arrive • 24 Members strong • 12:00 – 2nd Wave of AmeriCorps arrive • Additional 30 Members on the ground • 17:50 – Tornado hits • 19:30 – AmeriCorps Teams activated • 20:45 – AmeriCorps St. Louis Director arrive in Joplin

  4. Initial AmeriCorps Response RESOURCES INCLUDED: • All AmeriCorps St. Louis Emergency Response Team • 2 NCCC Teams from Denver Campus • 2 Washington Conservation Corps Teams

  5. Early Focus CHALLENGES • Immediate need to multi-task! • Need to ramp up by dawn to provide surge capacity for mass care, missing persons hotline, and volunteer reception center (VRC) • Large number of spontaneous responders / volunteers • 400 at dawn on May 23rd • 1,500 by 11:00 on May 23rd

  6. Initial VRC Organization • Missouri Southern State University (MSSU) is host site • Signage, traffic flow, parking • Screening / interviewing • Matching • Partner Agency Assignments • Field Assignments • Volunteer Tracking • Transportation • Volunteer Group Intake • Donations Desk

  7. Evolved VRC Organization • MSSU Stadium Parking Lot • Integrated Recovery Resource Center • Volunteer Reception Center • Homeowner Intake Center • All Previous VRC Roles Continue • Medical Unit Added • Heavy Equipment Dispatch Added • Tool Cache, Ice and PPE Trailer Added • Donated Food Venue Added

  8. Team Leader Role • ICS Utilized • Service areas broken into Divisions • Project Site Orientation • Risk Management • Hazard Identification • Safety Orientation • Workflow • Transportation & Resupply Dispatch • Communication Link • Tracking Accountability

  9. Relationships • Missouri Voluntary Organization Action in Disaster (MOVOAD) • “Governor's Faith-Based and Community Disaster Recovery Partnership” • State Emergency Response Plan • Annex U Volunteer and Donation Management ESF Mass Care, Housing and Human Services • Donation & Volunteer Coordination Team (DVCT) • Lead Support Agency United Way • Lead Support Agency Salvation Army • Lead Support Agency – Americorps St. Louis

  10. Relationships • Training with Regional Incident Management Team • Participation in Regional VII Fema Regional Interagency Steering Committee • Missouri Community Service Commission Corpsmember Emergency Management Guidance • Corporation for National and Community Service Cooperative Disaster Response Deployment Agreement

  11. Contact • Bruce Bailey • Safety Service Corps • Americorps St. Louis • bruce@americorps-stl.org • 314.772.9002 • c: 314.651.6225