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IS700 NIMS Course Summary Summary of Course Content Mutiagency Coordination Systems On large or wide-scale emergencies that require higher-level resource management or information management, a Multiagency Coordination System may be required. What Are Multiagency Coordination Systems? Multiagency Coordination Systems are a combination of resources that are integrated into a common framework for coordinating and supporting domestic incident management activities. These resources may include: · Facilities. · Equipment. · Personnel. · Procedures. · Communications. What Do Multiagency Coordination Systems Do? The primary functions of Multiagency Coordination Systems are to: · Support incident management policies and priorities. Facilitate logistics support and resource tracking. Make resource allocation decisions based on incident management priorities. · Coordinate incident-related information. · Coordinate interagency and intergovernmental issues regarding incident management policies, priorities, and strategies. Direct tactical and operational responsibility for the conduct of incident management activities rests with the on-scene Incident Commander. Multiagency Coordination System Elements Multiagency Coordination Systems include Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) and, in certain multijurisdictional or complex incidents, Multiagency Coordination Entities. · EOCs are the locations from which the coordination of information and resources to support incident activities takes place. EOCs are typically established by the emergency management agency at the local and State levels. · Multiagency Coordination Entitiestypically consist of principals from organizations with direct incident management responsibilities or with significant incident management support or resource responsibilities. These entities may be used to facilitate incident management and policy coordination. NIMS Page 10