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f. Shelter staff updates shelter residents of the status of the emergency and when shelter residents will be able to transition back to their homes. g. During shelter operations, the following activities and tasks take place: 1) Shelter Registration and Intake Processing • Set -up and implement the shelter registration and intake area equipment and support using predetermined staffing models. • Receive and process shelter residents as they self - present at the shelter location. • Triage any medical, functional needs, non - English speaking needs, animal /pet, and assess for any communicable diseases. • Provide media and public information to shelter residents so they remain informed of the current emergency and the types of services that are available at the shelter location. • Integrate law enforcement services into the registration and intake area as needed/required. • Conduct a resource gap analysis and request additional mass care /emergency resources or support as needed and identified via the registration and intake processing. 2) Assessment and Provision of Functional Needs Support Services • Provide replacement or loaned durable medical equipment if needed. • Provide additional assistance due to limited English proficiency or functional needs. • Provide care to individuals unable to care for themselves until reunification or other options become available. • Support service animal areas and feeding. • Arrange and provide resource /supplies for special dietary needs, as needed. • Provide para - transit transportation resources, as needed. • Provide information in alternative formats on functional needs support available and on impact area conditions and status to those in shelters and medical facilities and in the community. Cabarrus County EOP — Annex L — Shelter and Mass Care F -6 Attachment umber 12 Page 270