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January is busy for Red Cross Volunteers.

They immediately procure the appropriate Red Cross vehicle or vehicles located in the basement garage and drive to the scene of the emergency. Each team consists of one to three trained volunteers on call 24/7. If it is a more serious incident or if the Fire Department calls the ECC directly for assistance, the reps spring into action.įirst, the ECC rep notifies the Disaster Relief teams located on the 2nd floor staging area to deploy to the emergency. If the incident is a minor one such as a minor kitchen fire, the reps will wait for more information from the responding fire department team on the scene. If a fire occurs anywhere in the five boroughs, the reps on duty actually hear the Fire Department dispatcher report it to the local fire department and the Red Cross responders deploy accordingly.

The emergency scanners are small desk-top devices which link directly to the FDNY. future casework plans and longer-term feeding/sheltering plans). sheltering activities, plans for feeding and housing displaced people) and future Red Cross actions planned (e.g. the number of buildings and families affected), the current actions being taken by Red Cross staff (e.g. The reports are sent 24/7 to senior Red Cross staff and include the current status of all incidents (e.g. One computer is used for incoming and outgoing Breaking News Network email messages other computers are used by the reps on duty to draft detailed reports on every reported incident. The TV screens are always tuned in to local and national news stations to monitor for breaking news.

One or two ECC representatives are on duty at all times, surrounded by an array of TV screens, computer monitors, telephones and fire scanners.