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How do coordinating agencies differ in a crisis, disaster, and an emergency?
How do you know who is in charge for each occurrence?

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How coordinating agencies differ in a crisis, disaster, and an emergency?

There are different local, state, federal, and private agencies that respond to emergency crises and disasters, and local agencies as well as private citizens and private agencies are the first responders to any crisis. Therefore, the "difference" in response to a disaster by local agencies is predicated upon the fact that federal agencies are not deployed for at least 48 hours following any disaster, and therefore, the first ...

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