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Emergency plans are both unique and universal - they all share core components but apply differently locally. The key parts of any basic emergency plan connect it to wider state and federal efforts. Emergency plans also categorize additional details into Functional, Supporting, and Hazard-specific annexes to comprehensively address all threats.

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All emergency plans are different, but at the same time, all
emergency plans are the same. Identify the key components of
the basic plan and discuss how the local plan is connected to
state and federal planning processes. Then, discuss the
differences between the Functional Annexes, Support Annexes,
and Hazard, Threat, and Incident Specific Annexes

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