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The Emergency Operations Board (EOB) supervises the EOO
during all periods of emergency preparation, response and
recovery. The Los Angeles Administrative Code empowers the
EOB to make and enforce all necessary rules and regulations
necessary for governing the EOO. EOO policies and procedures
are contained in the Emergency Operations Master Plan and
Procedures (Master Plan), its many annexes, and the EOO
Policy and Procedures Manual.
The EOB consists of the general managers of the Police,
Fire, Airports, Building and Safety, the City Administrative
Officer (CAO), Emergency Management, General Services,
Harbor, Information Technology Agency, Personnel, Recreation
and Parks, Transportation, and Water and Power Departments,
a Public Works Commissioner and the Chief Legislative Analyst
(CLA).
The City’s Chief of Police is the permanent chair
of the EOB. The Chief Engineer, General Manager of the Fire
Department, is the EOB vice-chair. The General Manager of
the Emergency Management Department is EOO Coordinator
and is responsible for coordinating non-emergency EOO activities.
The City Attorney is the legal advisor to the EOB. The Assistant
General Manager of the Emergency Management Department
is the EOB Executive Assistant.
The EOB normally meets six times per year on the third
Monday of the odd numbered months (January, March, etc.).
EOB meetings are open to the public and are held at 1:30
p.m. in the EOB Meeting Room, P-4 Level, City Hall East.
"In the event of a major emergency which may result
in the declaration of a local emergency, the EOB shall be
convened as rapidly as possible to coordinate the response
and to establish consensus on the best operational strategies
to be utilized in controlling the disaster. Additional meetings
of the EOB shall be convened as necessary to provide policy
level direction throughout the response and recovery phases
of the disaster."
City of Los Angeles Emergency Operations Master Plan and
Procedures, Section 3.5.2.
For
information about the Emergency Operations Board, call 213-978-2222.
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