For this assignment, you will complete the Basic Plan Introduction, which is a preface for the basic Emergency Operations Planand includes certain items that enhance accountability and ease of use. Include the following typical introductorypieces in your introduction:

1. Cover Page
2. Promulagation Page
3. Approval and Implementation
4. Record of Changes
5. Record of Distribution
6. Table of Contents

• Cover Page: Create a cover page including the title of the plan (Basic Emergency Operations Plan), and the Yourtown facility selected in the plan.
• Promulgation Document and Signatures: The promulgation portion officially announces/declares your plan and gives it authorized status. When authoring this section, detail the responsibilities of those likely tasked with preparing and maintaining your selected organizational procedures/guidelines. Also, direct this section to who would likely commit your organization to carrying out the training, exercises, and plan maintenance needed to support the plan. Keep in mind, the promulgation document (250-350 words) needs to be written in such a way to allow your likely senior officials to affirm their support for emergency management. The senior official in this assignment will be ther instructor.
• Approval and Implementation: The approval and implementation page is written (250-350 words) to introduce this plan, as it outlines its applicability, and indicates that it supersedes all previous plans. It should include a delegation of authority for specific modifications that can be made to the plan and by whom they can be made without the senior official's signature. It should also include a date and should be signed by the senior official(s) which, for this assignment, you will indicate the instructor as the senior official/leadership.
• Record of Changes: Each update or change to the plan should be tracked. The record of changes, will be created in table format, contains, at a minimum, a change number, the date of the change, the name of the person who made the change, and a summary of the change. Other relevant information could be considered. Create a table listing the minimal requirements. List the date of completion of this portion of the assignment as your single tracking source using indicator #1.
• Record of Distribution: The record of distribution table will indicate the title and the name of the person receiving the plan (instructor), the Yourtown facility to which the recipient belongs, the date of delivery, and the number of copies delivered. Other relevant information should be considered. The record of distribution can be used to prove that tasked individuals and organizations have acknowledged their receipt, review, and/or acceptance of the plan. Copies of the plan should be made available to Yourtown public and media without SOPs/SOGs, call-down lists, or other sensitive information.After the record of distribution table, include a brief rationale (350-500 words) detailing the selected primary recipients or stakeholders and why it is ethical, equitable, and just to include them. The rationale would not typically be required in an EOP, but it shows that you are able to identify stakeholders involved in this section.
• Table of Contents: The table of contents should be a logically ordered and clearly identified layout of the major sections and subsections of the plan that will make finding information within the plan. Use Basic/Traditional FEMA Format Table matching assignment list.