Recommendation R5.5
Both the City EMD and the County OEM should make plans and obtain funding to have fully functioning Alternative Emergency Operations Centers.
Jury report: Emergency Management Preparedness for the City and County of Los Angeles · PDF page 233
Permanent linkOfficial response
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors (consolidated County departmental response)
Agency plans to implementCounty agrees and reports ongoing funding and planning for a new EOC and upgrades to the current EOC, initially intended as alternate EOC and training center. These are developing County plans, not completed alternate-center readiness.
Read official response · PDF page 47Editorial engagement review of the answer, not confirmation of implementation. County agrees and reports ongoing funding and planning for a new EOC and upgrades to the current EOC, initially intended as alternate EOC and training center. These are developing County plans, not completed alternate-center readiness. Report physical PDF page(s) 233; County response physical PDF page(s) 47. Claims remain attributed; adoption date is not a filing or receipt date.
- County describes securing funding and developing plans for a new EOC and upgrades to the existing EOC. Initial plans would make the existing facility an alternate EOC and training center; funding, plans, and work remain ongoing, with no completion date. Owner: Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors (consolidated County departmental response). Timing: Not specified.
This review evaluates the response document. Implementation claims have not been independently verified.