BEECN Program Organization: Difference between revisions
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== Definitions and Acronyms == | == Definitions and Acronyms == | ||
Being that we are both a government and emergency management organization, we use a whole lotta jargon. The table below will help volunteers navigate it. | Being that we are both a government '''''and''''' emergency management organization, we use a whole lotta jargon. The table below will help volunteers navigate it. | ||
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|'''Demobilization''' | |'''Demobilization''' | ||
| | |Emergency management demobilization operations are the process of releasing incident responders and resources once the incident response objectives have been met. | ||
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|'''EOC''' | |'''EOC''' | ||
| | |"Emergency Operations Center". The physical location from where City of Portland government operates in response to an emergency. See: [[PBEM Emergency Operations Center (EOC)|PBEM Emergency Operations Center]]. | ||
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|'''Fire Station Volunteer''' | |'''Fire Station Volunteer''' | ||
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|🥩 A volunteer trained and licensed to operate amateur radio equipment. All AROs are HAMs, but not all HAMs are AROs. | |||
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|'''ICS''' | |'''ICS''' | ||
