Dealing with change is the primary responsibility of leaders, and local leaders accessing good tools makes that more manageable.
Crisis Management Tools for CommunitieS
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Dealing with change is the primary responsibility of leaders, and local leaders accessing good tools makes that more manageable.
Communicate with your
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| Coronavirus Guidance from OMB to Federal Grantmakers |
| AG on modifications and compliance with Open Meetings Laws |
| Legislative Auditor’s guidance for public bodies and public meetings |
Focus on
Critical Concerns
First thing is first. Lives matter. Government assists individuals, provides services and immediate relief, and cooperates with businesses, non-profits, and other governing entities to best help the community minimize impact, bounce back from various disasters, and proceed with recovery and improved resiliency. Good information helps our community leaders build their capacity, disseminate important public information, and guide collaborative and stakeholder responses and recovery.
Use your emergency operations plans and continuing to communicate with your peers, partners, and other leadership.
Use templates and other assistance through trusted sources to help you maintain governance structures and delivery of needed services in a manner that complies with emergency procurement and honors mutual aid agreements.
Coordinate with your partners and stakeholder leadership. Take note of how your community has been impacted. Document with photos, logs, timesheets, anecdotes, and date/time stamp. Stay connected and informed of your situation, and consider that recovery will take a lot of different forms and creative partnerships. Disasters take a toll on local capital in the private sector, and in the public sector. Familiarize yourself with what tools and resources you can marshal to relieve, recover, and rebound… for your community’s future.
Let us know how you are doing…and how we can help…and connect within your local and regional community to address both the needs and opportunities that emerge as we mitigate, rebound, and re-emerge as a resilient, and stronger community.
Use your emergency operations plans and continuing to communicate with your peers, partners, and other leadership.
Use templates and other assistance through trusted sources to help you maintain governance structures and delivery of needed services in a manner that complies with emergency procurement and honors mutual aid agreements.
Coordinate with your partners and stakeholder leadership. Take note of how your community has been impacted. Document with photos, logs, timesheets, anecdotes, and date/time stamp. Stay connected and informed of your situation, and consider that recovery will take a lot of different forms and creative partnerships. Disasters take a toll on local capital in the private sector, and in the public sector. Familiarize yourself with what tools and resources you can marshal to relieve, recover, and rebound… for your community’s future.
Let us know how you are doing…and how we can help…and connect within your local and regional community to address both the needs and opportunities that emerge as we mitigate, rebound, and re-emerge as a resilient, and stronger community.
| Mayors Emergency Management Guide |
| Mutual Aid Agreement Template |
| Disaster Recovery Handbook |
Other assistance links
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Meals For Kids – Interactive Map showing food program assistance for school-aged children.
https://usda-fns.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=789a7a56a07f4e3dab873fd8c2918f9a
National League of Cities Guide
https://www.nlc.org/sites/default/files/users/user52651/Summary%20CARES%20Act%20FINAL.pdf?_ga=2.257501070.468553704.1589695374-1134305742.1589695374
NACO Federal Policy Guide & Resources for COVID-19
https://www.naco.org/covid19/federal-advocacy
NACO Analysis of the CARES Act
https://www.naco.org/sites/default/files/documents/NACo_Analysis_CARES%20Act.pdf
National Association of Regional Councils – CARES Act guide to funding/assistance
https://regionslead.org/narc-analysis-cares-act/
https://usda-fns.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=789a7a56a07f4e3dab873fd8c2918f9a
National League of Cities Guide
https://www.nlc.org/sites/default/files/users/user52651/Summary%20CARES%20Act%20FINAL.pdf?_ga=2.257501070.468553704.1589695374-1134305742.1589695374
NACO Federal Policy Guide & Resources for COVID-19
https://www.naco.org/covid19/federal-advocacy
NACO Analysis of the CARES Act
https://www.naco.org/sites/default/files/documents/NACo_Analysis_CARES%20Act.pdf
National Association of Regional Councils – CARES Act guide to funding/assistance
https://regionslead.org/narc-analysis-cares-act/
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