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Johnson County Emergency Management & Homeland
Security emergency management plans are written to consider all
relevant hazards identified in the Johnson County Hazard Analysis and address the four phase of emergency management - mitigation,
preparedness, response and recovery. It defines, to the maximum extent
appropriate, the policies, roles and responsibilities for management
of emergency operations within the constraints of existing resources
and operational capabilities.
Emergency Management planning in Johnson County including the
county's Local Emergency Operations Plan & Hazard Mitigation Plan, for
example, rely on a cooperative process between the county and the
various cities within the county. In accordance with KSA 48-929,
responsibility for emergency management and emergency operations
planning resides with the county. It is the policy and intention of
Johnson County, however, to encourage the cities within the county to
develop emergency operations plans of their own.
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Johnson County Plans: The plans listed below have
been developed to assist with the
mitigation of,
preparedness for, response to and recovery from disasters or emergency
situations in Johnson County. If you have any questions,
please contact our
department.
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Local Emergency Operations Plan -
The County's Emergency Operations Plan is currently being
updated. Click the following link to learn more about
the update process and how you can get involved.
2009
Update of the County's Emergency Operations Plan
The purpose of this plan is to provide Johnson County the
overall framework within which all entities of local
government, volunteer agencies and the private sector can
operate in an integrated and coordinated fashion before,
during and after an emergency/disaster event.
Local Emergency Operations Plan (pdf)
State of Kansas approves Johnson County LEOP (pdf)
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Debris Management Plan-
Johnson County
maintains a Debris Management Plan to respond to disasters in
Johnson County generating debris. This plan is designed to
identify agencies and activities that are involved in debris
operations to ensure a coordinated response which achieves
removal, storage, and final disposition of debris deposited
along or immediately adjacent to public rights-of-way in
unincorporated areas in Johnson County.
The plan can be found here.
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Mitigation Plan -
Hazard mitigation planning is the process through which
hazards that threaten communities are identified, likely
impacts of those hazards are determined, mitigation goals are
set, and appropriate strategies to lessen impacts are
determined, prioritized, and implemented. The Johnson County
Hazard Mitigation Plan documents Johnson County’s hazard
mitigation planning process and identifies relevant hazards,
vulnerabilities, and strategies the County and participating
jurisdictions will use to decrease vulnerability and increase
resiliency and sustainability in Johnson County.
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