Operating Condition (OPCON) Levels
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Level of Readiness Descriptions
Anderson County EMD maintains several levels of operation to describe preparation and response to all hazards. OPCON 3 represents the lowest level of operations and OPCON 1, the highest level.
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OPCON 3 - NORMAL DAILY OPERATIONS
Anderson County Emergency Management will plan, train, coordinate and conduct exercises as needed. Incidents are monitored by the county warning point & the emergency management staff.
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OPCON 2 - ENHANCED AWARENESS
A disaster or emergency situation is likely to affect the County. Emergency Operations Plans are implemented and the County's Emergency Operations Center may be partially activated as necessary.
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OPCON 1 - FULL ALERT
A major disaster or emergency situation is imminent or occurring. The Anderson County Emergency Operations Center is fully activated. County agencies and partners are activated and at the highest response level.