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Incident information required for preparedness reporting and trend analysis is included; users are encouraged to add additional sections as needed to support their own organizational needs.  \nINCIDENT OVERVIEW  \nIncident Name Hurricane Ian 2022  \nIncident Period  \nScope  \nMission Area(s)  \nSeptember 23 through October 3, 2022  \nHurricane Ian approached Florida, bringing the potential for hurricane-force winds and flooding rains to Sumter County.  \nResponse and Recovery  \nSee Table 1: Summary of Core Capability Performance Flooding, Tornadoes, Tropical Force Winds  \nSee Appendix B – Incident Participants  \nSee Appendix C – Hurricane Ian Timeline of Events  \nPoint of Contact  \nDavid A. Casto  \nSumter County Emergency Management 352-689-4400  \nCore Capabilities  \n􀁸 Operational Coordination  \n􀁸 Public Information and Warning  \n􀁸 Mass Care Services  \n􀁸 Situational Assessment  \n􀁸 Critical Infrastructure  \nINCIDENT SUMMARY  \nFigure 1-NOAA GOES-18 visible satellite image of Hurricane Ian on September 28,  \n2022 as it neared landfall in Florida  \nThe National Hurricane Center began tracking a tropical disturbance on September 19 , 2022, located several hundred miles east of the Windward Islands. This disturbance gradually became more organized as it moved westward and became Tropical Depression Nine while over the central Caribbean Sea well southeast of Jamaica.  \nTropical Storm Ian formed late on September 23, but only slowly strengthened over the following few days, as the storm had a tilted vertical structure. By September 26, Ian attained hurricane strength while located a little over 300 miles south of Cuba. Ian strengthened rapidly prior to striking western Cuba early in the morning of September 27 as a Category 3 hurricane, with winds as high as 125 mph.  \nIan strengthened into a monstrous Category 4 storm before making its second landfall just south of Punta Gorda, FL on September 28. A catastrophic storm surge struck the west coast of Florida, south of Tampa, and over 20 inches of rain caused major flooding across the peninsula all the way to the Atlantic coast. Ian spent many hours slowly crossing Florida and emerged off the east coast as a tropical storm with winds around 65 mph during the late morning hours of September 29.  \nBecause of the storm intensity and the fact the National Hurricane Center forecast error cone potentially placed Sumter County at risk of hurricane conditions, Emergency Management Operations begun during the period stated above.  \nSumter County Emergency Management issued the first Flash Report (briefing)  \nregarding this storm on September 23, 2022. The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) was activated from September 27 to September 30 , to support shelter operations and response activities.  \nThe National Weather Service estimates sustained winds were sub-tropical storm force with some peak wind gusts 60 to 70 mph from the NNE around sunrise on Thursday, September 29. Rain across the county ranged from 1.5\" (northwest) to 5\" (southeast) . It mostly contained damage to fell trees and limbs on homes and power lines. The storm damaged twenty-four homes, five mobile homes and one duplex were heavily damaged. Other structures received minor damage from wind-driven rain.  \nThere were no reports of storm-related injuries.  \nSee Appendix C for the Incident Timeline.  \nANALYSIS OF CORE CAPABILITIES  \nTable 1 includes the incident objectives, aligned core capabilities, and performance ratings for each core capability as observed during the incident and determined by the evaluation team.  \n\n| Objective | Core Capability | Performed without Challenges (P) | Performed with Some Challenges (S) | Performed with Major Challenges (M) | Unable to\u003Cb","cbCaikNc9KxAWe2V","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikNc9KxAWe2V","pdf",1258667,"English","# Incident Overview\n## Response and Recovery\n## Core Capabilities\n# Incident Summary\n## Storm Development and Impacts\n# Analysis of Core Capabilities\n## Table 1: Summary of Core Capability Performance\n## Ratings Definitions","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the After-Action Report/Improvement Plan for Hurricane Ian 2022?\",\"answer\":\"It aligns incident objectives with preparedness doctrine, including the National Preparedness Goal and related guidance. 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