Help Improve Riverside County's Emergency Operations Plans

 NOTE  -- The public comment period ended on July 29. 

Every five years the Emergency Management Department updates the County of Riverside Emergency Operations Plan (EOP). The 2024 update includes updates to the Emergency Support Functions, Hazard Specific Annexes, and Support Annexes that go into details of specific areas of the County's planning for large-scale disasters. We invited the public to review the draft plan and the Emergency Support Function documents and to take a brief survey to help us ensure it is the best possible plan. Though the pubkic comment period has ended, the draft plan can be reviewed below. The final plan will be posted once it has been fully approved. *Links below will download each specific plan to your computer.

View the DRAFT updated 2024 Emergency Operations Plan here.

Emergency Support Functions (ESF)

• ESF 1 Transportation
• ESF 2 Communications
• ESF 3 Construction and Engineering
• ESF 4 Fire and Rescue
• ESF 5 Command and Management
• ESF 6 Mass Care
• ESF 7 Logistics
• ESF 8 Public Health and Medical
• ESF 9 Search and Rescue
• ESF 10 Hazardous Materials
• ESF 11 Food and Agriculture
• ESF 12 Utilities
• ESF 13 Public Safety and Security
• ESF 14 Cybersecurity
• ESF 15 External Affairs
• ESF 16 Evacuation and Re-Entry
• ESF 17 Volunteer and Donations Management
• ESF 18 Animal Care
• ESF 19 Debris Management
• ESF 20 Commodity Points of Distribution

Hazard Specific Annex (HSA)

• HSA 1 Flood
• HSA 2 Earthquake
• HSA 3 Drought
• HSA 4 Extreme Weather

Support Annex (SA)

• SA 1 Long-Term Recovery
• SA 2 Multi-Agency Coordination
• SA 3 Continuity of Operations/Continuity of Government (COOP/COG)
• SA 4 Tribal Relations
• SA 5 Private Sector Coordination
• SA 6 Financial Management
• SA 7 Worker Safety and Health