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• Emergency Management Coordinators serve as the EOC Director and act as the liaisons between the Policy Group and the Operations, Coordination and Resource Groups. The Emergency Management Coordinator determines the appropriate EOC activation and staffing level for the event. The Emergency Management Coordinator provides guidance to the EOC staff and continually monitors the effectiveness of operations. 2. Operations Group • The County Fire Marshal coordinates the response with all operations assets assigned to the Cabarrus County EOC and acts as Shift Leader in EOC as necessary. • The Cabarrus County Sheriff directs law enforcement operations in the County areas not subject to municipal police departments. The Cabarrus County Sheriff coordinates operations with local law enforcement agencies during emergency response. The Sheriff or his /her representative coordinates law enforcement operations with the response and recovery efforts and assistance with warning, evacuation, and traffic control. The Cabarrus County Sheriff coordinates mutual aid law enforcement support as assets arrive. • Fire Services are represented in the EOC by County Fire Marshal and members of the municipal fire departments. Their duties include coordinating fire suppression, hazardous materials response, and various rescue operations. Volunteer fire departments assist in these operations and in search and rescue operations in the unincorporated areas of Cabarrus County. The Fire Marshal coordinates mutual aid support as assets arrive. • Cabarrus County EMS Representatives ensure that all available medical resources are identified and mobilized. EMS Representatives coordinate triage sites, initial treatment, and the transportation of injured victims to appropriate medical facilities. EMS Representatives coordinate mutual aid medical support as assets arrive. • In conjunction with the Sheriff's Department, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol (SHP). Representative coordinates SHP traffic control within the County as required by the Emergency Management Coordinator. • American Red Cross (ARC) Representatives coordinate shelter operations and food support for selected response agencies and manage ARC services to population affected by the incident as needed. • The Carolinas Medical Center - Northeast Representative coordinates hospital operations with the County's emergency response and recovery operations and coordinates support requirements with the County EOC. 3. Coordination Group Cabarrus County EOP — Annex A Attachment number 2 2 F -6 Page 205