Effective Cooperation Among Airports and Local and Regional Emergency Management Agencies for Disaster Preparedness and Response (2014) / Chapter Skim
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33 aPPENDIX a Questionnaires aIrPort QuEstIoNNaIrE usED IN survEy When there is an incident, emergency, accident, or disaster actually or potentially involving the airport, what is the airport's main point of contact to coordinate with local agencies?
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34 ( ) Functional exercises ( )
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35 The following questions pertain to relationships with on-airport agencies. What non-airport, on-airport agencies are involved in emergency planning and/or response at the airport?
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36 If yes, please describe how you measure, describe, or report such benefits? (open-ended)
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37 ( ) Joint participation in outside functional training such as TEEX (Texas A&M Extension Training Service)
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