fill out the form 202 attached questions 1- 10 based on the scenario and first and second response attached

Activity 3.2 Second Response Exercise 3.2 Resources - Second Response; Waorks 2 (minivan with Works Supervisor 2) Bus 1 Bus 2 Fire Deputy Chief EMS Supervisor Car 3 Car 4 Ambulance 3 Ambulance 4 Truck 14 (mutual aid) Pump 8 (mutual aid) Utility 1 6 Red Cross volunteers Salvation Army canteen & St. John Ambulance volunteers (emergency first responders) 12 civilian volunteers Town of Trillium Communications (media) Officer Legend Car = Police cruiser with two constables Pump = Fire pumper truck with four firefighters (including operator and captain) Truck = Fire aerial truck with four firefighters (including operator and captain) Ambulance = ALS ambulance with 2 paramedics Bus = transit bus with seating for 57 Litility = Bucket truck with crew of three linemen FIRST RESPONSE Time = first 30 minutes into Tornado Touchdown (1000 - 1030 hrs) Exercise 3.2 # Objective: to build understanding of the organization elements and use them to build a growing incident organization * Working in groups, collectively assume the role of Incident Command. = Using the Trillium Tornado scenario and the resources allotted, please create the organization using the correct terminology. Exercise 3.2 Resources Car 1 (with Sergeant 1) Car 2 Pump 1 (with Fire Captain 1) Pump 2 (with Fire Captain 2) Works 1 {medium dump truck) Ambulance 1 Ambulance 2 Legend Car = Police cruiser with two constables Pump = Fire pamper truck with four firefighters (including operator and captain) Ambulance = ALS ambulance with 2 paramedics Trillium Tornado Scenario United County has been experiencing severe thunderstorms over the past week due to very high temperatures. At 1000h this morning a tornado swept through the Town of Trillium. The funnel cloud moved in from the southwest touching down in farmers' fields to the west of town and then cut a swathe of damage from Highway 206 and Church St. to the cormmer of Queen and Goose Streets. According to Environment Canada, the tornado is believed to be at least an F2 on the Fujita scale. With winds of around 200 kilometres per hour, the funnel cloud wreaked havoc on the town for about four minutes. Luckily, most residents were able to get to their basements due to a weather radio campaign in Trillium last Emergency Prevention Week. Initial reports indicate that a number of residences and the Bingo Hall incurred significant structural damage and blown out windows. In addition, several large trees were uprooted including one that now lies across Pine Street. Power is out for the entire town to the west of Goose Street. The smell of natural gas permeates the air at the corner of Pine and Drake Streets. In addition, the roof was torn off of the Home for the Aged (marked "A" on the map of Trillium) where 75 residents live, 10 of who are immobile. It is feared that some of the residents may be trapped under the debris. At least 5 have chest or head wounds from flying debris. With broken water pipes and rain still coming down, the basement of the Home for the Aged is flooding and the facility needs to be evacuated. IMS 202: Incident Objectives Form INTERIM (2010.10.01) IMS Form 202 INCIDENT 1. Incident Name 2. Date/Time 3. Operational Period OBJECTIVES 4. Type of IAP: (Check ) appropriate boxes below) O SITE-LEVEL LAP (specify below EOC-LEVEL IAP (specify below) O Incident Command O EOC off-site Support to Incident Command(s): Additional Details Additional Details: O Area Command exercised from EOC: Additional O Incident Command exercised from BOC: Additional Details: 5. Mission/ Goal 6. Objectives Weather Forecast for Operational Period3. Key Hazarde, Vulnerabilities and Rlake 9. General Safety Messages 10. Key Media Messages