The following information is in reference to a SIMULATED incident taking place in Mesa County. This is only a drill. More information about this drill can be found at here.
The Incident Command Post (ICP) consists of multiple agencies, including:
State Department of Emergency Management
Colorado State Patrol
Colorado Department of Transportation
Mesa County Office of Emergency Management
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Energy
FEMA
Grand Junction Police Department
Grand Junction Fire Department
Mesa County Sheriff’s Office
Organizational assignments include:
Incident Command
(Comprised of: IC and Deputy IC, safety officer, public information officer, and liaison officer)
Planning Section
(Comprised of: chief, deputy, resources unit, situation unit, documentation unit, demobilization unit)
Logistics Section
(Comprised of: chief, deputy, support branch – director, supply unit, facilities unit, group support unit; services branch – director, communications unit, medical unit, food unit)
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Updated information will be posted at www.mesacountyjic.com throughout the duration of this incident. Please check this website often to get the latest information. You can also enter your email address on the website to receive email notifications anytime new information is posted.
People in Mesa County can also dial 211 from a landline phone or 970-244-8400 from a mobile phone for the latest information on this incident.
There may be times during critical incidents when first responders need to contact you directly during the emergency. To register your phone number, mobile device and/or email with the Mesa County Emergency Notification System so that you can receive notifications from the 911 dispatch center during critical incidents please visit www.gjcity.org/EmergencyNotifications.