Emergency Service Bureau
Pueblo County Emergency Operations Plan
All levels of government have a responsibility for emergency preparedness planning. Planning will reduce the vulnerability to injury and loss of life or property.
The Local Emergency Operations Plan (LEOP) was prepared under the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Comprehensive Emergency Management concept which integrates all available emergency management resources so as to increase the level of emergency preparedness.
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| Basic Plan | |
| Annex A - Flood | Annex N - Fire |
| Annex B - Tornado / Thunderstorm | Annex O - Health and Medical |
| Annex C - Winter Storm | Annex P - Law Enforcement |
| Annex D - Earthquake | Annex Q - Mass Care |
| Annex E - Terrorism | Annex R - Mass Fatality |
| Annex F - Hazardous Materials | Annex S - Military Support |
| Annex G - Mass Transportation Accidents | Annex T - Not Yet Assigned |
| Annex H - Not Yet Assigned | Annex U - Not Yet Assigned |
| Annex I - Emergency Warning | Annex V - Emergency Operations Center |
| Annex J - Emergency Public Information | Annex W - Recovery |
| Annex K - Evacuation | Annex X - Damage Assessment |
| Annex L - Not Yet Assigned | Annex Y - Resources |
| Annex M - Not Yet Assigned | Annex Z - Definitions, Abbreviations, Acronyms |
