Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee
City of San José
Office of Emergency Management
Work Plan Priorities Annual Report
Item (d)2
August 18, 2022
Raymond Riordan, Director
Nancy Ta, Resilience Coordinator
City Manager’s Office of Emergency Management
City of San José
Objectives & Key Results
The City has a
plan to tackle
any emergency.
Residents,
businesses, and
employees are
ready to take
action and able
to answer a "call
to action.”
The public trusts
the City to
provide vital
information.
Our response
is optimized
through
technology.
2 Accomplishments
• Finalized Event Action
Plans
• Initiated COVID After
Action Report
• City Vaccination Task
Force events and
partnerships
• Opened Cooling Centers in
response to heat
advisories
• Updated EOC staffing list
• Delivered CERT trainings
3 Accomplishments Continued
• Issued emergency
notifications to residents
• Provided Flash Reports
and direct mail to
residents
• Progress on new OEM
office and EOC
• Purchased CERT
supplies
4 Work Plan Priorities
• Reconvene Emergency
Management Work
Group (EMWG)
• Finalize and approve
twelve updated planning
documents
• Complete COVID-19
After Action Report
• Progress on CERT
program
• Progress on Soft Story
Program
5 Work Plan Priorities Continued
• Support efforts related
to access and
functional needs
• Re-engage Santa Clara
County Office of
Emergency
Management
• Complete
construction of new
OEM office and EOC
• Install new EOC
technology
6 Recommendation
Accept the annual report on the
City Manager’s Office of Emergency
Management Work Plan priorities
for 2022-2023.
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