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2026 Emergency Operations Plan (EOP): Annexes and Attachments
The following table includes a list of the Annexes and Attachments developed as part of this update. These documents may go through several revisions as we develop and test them before they are finalized. This information is generally not made public due to the sensitive nature of the information and the identification of C ity procedures during an emergency.
Annexes Description
FUNCTIONAL ANNEXES
Emergency Management
This Annex describes how the City manages
emergencies. It provides a basis for centralized
control, coordination, and direction of emergency
operations.
Emergency Public
Information
This Annex provides guidance on the conduct and
coordination of public information activities, as well
as the processes needed to provide alerts and
warnings to the population impacted by or at risk
from an emergency.
Mass Care & Shelter
This Annex describes care and shelter operations
within the City of Alameda, defining the collective
and individual responsibilities of City and non-
governmental agencies responding to or
supporting mass care and shelter operations. The
annex provides guid
ance on mass care and
sheltering operations for the disability and access
and functional needs (DAFN) population.
Debris Management
This annex will describe how the City will
accomplish debris removal and management
following a disaster or emergency.
Evacuation and Mass
Movement
This annex outlines strategies, procedures,
recommendations, and organizational structures
for implementing a coordinated C itywide
evacuation effort.
Family Assistance Center
This annex details how a Family Assistance
Center (FAC) will be established and operated
after a disaster. These centers provide a secure,
centralized location for families to receive
information, emotional support, and a variety of
services like mental health care, spiritual care, and
assistance with logistics for missing or deceased
individuals.
2 Annexes Description
Public Health
This annex outlines specific roles, responsibilities,
and procedures for responding to public health
emergencies like outbreaks, epidemics, and other
health-related disasters.
HAZARD/ THREAT SPECIFIC ANNEXES Earthquake
This annex provides procedures, goals, and
actions for preparing for, responding to, and
recovering from an earthquake. This annex
outlines specific roles and responsibilities for
agencies and personnel to minimize loss of life and
property following an earthquake.
Fire
This annex details specific guidelines, procedures,
and best practices for fire prevention, mitigation,
response, and short-term recovery.
Tsunami
This annex details planning and procedures for a
tsunami. It provides unique details for tsunami
response, such as identifying risk zones, outlining
evacuation routes, and setting activation criteria
for public warning systems.
Water System Failure
This annex outlines the specific strategies,
resources, and procedures for a coordinated
response to interruptions or losses of water
services.
Weather-Related
This annex outlines procedures for responding to
severe weather events, including severe winds,
severe storms, and extreme heat and cold. It
details unique actions for monitoring, warning,
response, and recovery.
Attachments
1. Acronyms and Glossary of Terms
2. Hazards
3. Mutual Aid
4. Recovery Framework
5. EOC Action Planning and Reporting