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GENERAL ORDER 1100.04 (d) Designate a staging area for equipment and personnel; (e) Assess the recommended emergency response route and adjust if needed; (f) Take appropriate action to contain' the incident and ensure the security of persons, property, and public facilities in the area; (g) Review all actions taken and make necessary adjustments to bring the situation to a swift and safe conclusion; (h) Notify the Patrol Lieutenant if conditions at the scene or the severity of the incident so warrants. 4. Responsibilities of the Patrol Lieutenant include: (a) Assume command of all police activities at the scene; (b) Reassess the situation and identify contingencies; (c) Activate other components of the Incident Command System as needed; (d) When practical, develop a preliminary situation map to be used in making decisions regarding the allocation of personnel and resources to high priority situations as they develop;. (e). Determine preliminary goals and objectives (incident action plan); (f) Identify needed resources; (g) Initiate the action plan; (h) Transfer command to higher authority, as applicable. 5. Responsibilities of the Field Qgerations Bureau Commander include: (a) if deemed necessary, report to the scene and assume command; (b) Reassess the initial response; (c) Identify contingencies; (d) Make adjustments to the incident action plan as needed; (e) Assess the need for additional manpower mobilization (response level); {f) Activate other components of the Incident Command System as needed; (g) Notify the Chief of Police, if the conditions at the scene or severity of the incident warrants. Page 4 of 17 F -15 Attachment number 3 Page 440