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The material supports communities that have completed a Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability Analysis (HRVA), treating the HRVA as a foundation document, and provides adaptation guidance based on varying program maturity. It also explains how the template’s appendices, annexes, links, and table of contents should be organized for easier maintenance and future revisions.","Local Emergency management \u000bPlan Template\u000bfor local authorities \u000band First Nations\nA template intended for the development of an all-hazard, local emergency management plan.\n2nd Edition, January 2021\n\u000f\nINTRODUCTION\nThe Local Emergency Management Plan Template is an BC All Hazard Plan Template intended for use by Local Authorities and First Nations for developing and updating local emergency management plans.\nThe Template is part of the Emergency Management Planning Toolkit for Local Authorities and First Nations (Planning Toolkit). The Planning Toolkit includes an Emergency Management Planning Guide (Planning Guide) which offers a step-by-step approach to developing an Emergency Management Plan. This Template is intended to be used in conjunction with the Planning Guide.\nIt is for Local Authorities and First Nations who have already completed a Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability Analysis (HRVA). The HRVA report is a foundation document for any community emergency program. If your community does not have an HRVA, consider completing one before continuing with this Template. More information can be found in the Planning Guide or on the EMBC website.\nSUGGESTIONS FOR USING THIS TEMPLATE\nThe Template includes both suggested and adaptable content. Community emergency programs vary widely in maturity and capacity; this template should be adapted to your specific context. The subheadings provide information under each section. That include suggested content and references to resources for further information. Your community may add or change subheadings and content.\nThroughout the Template, various Appendices are suggested to be included in your emergency plan. An Appendix is anticipated to become a part of your Plan.\nVarious Annexes are suggested to be considered to augment your emergency plan. An Annex is anticipated to be a standalone plan that provides additional specialized information to supplement your emergency plan.\nThe Template includes a comprehensive list of links and resources as an appendix rather than including all the hyperlinks within the document itself. This will facilitate ease when updating the Template. This is also recommended practice for your community’s published plan; consider keeping hyperlinks in one place for easy updating.\nWe recommend waiting to create your table of contents until after you have written the bulk of your emergency management plan.\nFor ease of updating your emergency plan, consider separating your plan into logical stand-alone sections so that the entire plan does not have to be reprinted for small changes to specific sections\nTEMPLATE STRUCTURE\nBold text indicates suggested standard or stable content to include in your Plan. 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