Welcome to Incident Management
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The goal of
the Incident Management Division is to foster communication, standardization,
and interoperability in USCG Auxiliary planning, response, and incident
management systems. We
use models that promote alignment with Coast Guard mechanisms and procedures
to
improve
communication, coordination and cooperation in planning and response
activities.
We provide tools, training
and assistance to Auxiliary leadership and members to improve our overall
planning, readiness and response capability for
all-hazard
scenarios, including acts of terrorism, wildland and urban fires, floods,
hazardous materials spills, nuclear accidents, aircraft accidents, earthquakes,
hurricanes, tornadoes, typhoons, war-related disasters, and others.
We consist of
a Division Chief, four Branch Chiefs, and a Branch Assistant. Incident
Management Division Chief (DVC-OI)
The
CHIEF, INCIDENT MANAGEMENT DIVISION
addresses issues and devises solutions for member participation in USCG
Auxiliary planning and force readiness.
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Division Chief
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Chief,
Incident Management Planning Branch (BC-OIP)
The CHIEF, INCIDENT MANAGEMENT PLANNING BRANCH
addresses
issues and develops solutions in USCG Auxiliary contingency planning
and exercise management.
Chief,
Incident Management Response Branch (BC-OIR)
The CHIEF, INCIDENT MANAGEMENT RESPONSE BRANCH
addresses
issues and develops solutions in USCG Auxiliary
operations & resource planning.
Chief,
Incident Management Systems Branch (BC-OIS)
The CHIEF, INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BRANCH
addresses
issues and develops solutions in USCG Auxiliary
incident management and related systems.
Chief,
Incident Management Sector Relations (BC-OIC)
The CHIEF, INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SECTOR RELATIONS
addresses
issues and develops solutions to foster relationships in the sectors
between the Active, Reserve, and Auxiliary components.
Branch
Assistant - Public Affairs, Incident Management (BA-OIM)
The BRANCH ASSISTANT
– PUBLIC AFFAIRS is responsible for the development and direction of
the Incident Management Division’s organized communications program
to communicate best practices to sector stakeholders and promote Auxiliary
planning and readiness.
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