Information

  • Report No.

  • Report Title

  • Agency Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Event Logistics

  • Event/Incident Name

  • Photograph that Represents Event/Incident

  • Event/Incident Map
  • Event/Incident Date & Time

  • Brief Description of Event/Incident (Scenario)

  • Event/Incident Objectives

  • Event/Incident Command Structure

  • Weather Conditions During Operational Period

PERSONNEL ON SCENE (Name & Agency)

  • EMS Agency

  • Police Agency

  • Fire Agency

  • Search & Rescue Agency

  • Government Agency

  • Agency, Other

  • Total Number of Event/Incident Responders on Scene

Operations

  • Time & Date Event/Incident Command Began Operations

  • How Many Operational Periods Were Needed For This Event/Incident?

  • Operational Actions That Took Place (Narrative Log)

  • Event/Incident Areas of Concern

  • Drawing if Needed

  • Drawing if Needed

  • Drawing if Needed

  • Photograph if Needed

  • Photograph if Needed

  • Photograph if Needed

  • Photograph if Needed

  • Photograph if Needed

  • Time & Date Event/Incident Command Closed Operations

Hot Wash

  • Are any Action Items Needed?

  • Immediate Action Items

  • Team Debriefing Given

  • Paperwork, Other Attached to this Report

  • NIMS Paperwork Attached to this Report?

  • NIMS ICS 202 (Incident Objectives)

  • NIMS ICS 203 (Organization Assignment List)

  • NIMS ICS 204 (Assignment List)

  • NIMS ICS 205 (Incident Radio Communications Plan)

  • NIMS ICS 205A (Communications List)

  • NIMS ICS 206 (Medical Plan)

  • NIMS ICS 207 (Incident Org Chart)

  • NIMS ICS 208 (Safety Message/Plan)

  • NIMS ICS 211 (Incident Check-In)

  • NIMS ICS 214 (Activity Log)

  • NIMS ICS 215 (Operational Planning Worksheet)

  • Person Preparing This Report

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