Getting Started with Public Event Projects & Plans
COLLABORATE. PLAN. GATHER SAFELY.
A StrataSite™ Public Event Plan (PEP) accounts for and connects many of the moving parts and roles associated with planning and managing a safe and successful public event. Administrators can invite event organizers plus external stakeholders to plan, satellite-map and annotate perimeters, access points, staging areas, concession and first aid centers — plus surrounding traffic flow and key considerations related to emergency response. Additional supplemental information and worksheets helpful for unified workflow can also be uploaded into your Plan.
In this article, we will explain:
- The basic steps to create Public Event Projects and Plans
- Public Event Maps and Resources
PUBLIC EVENT PROJECTS AND PLANS
To create Public Event Projects and Plans:
- Create Groups
- Identify and Add Agencies
- Create a Public Event Project
- Select a geographic location for your Public Event Plan(s)
- Populate your Plan Maps with Pins or create custom Maps and Pins
- Populate your Plan Resources (such as worksheets and images) with content
- Invite Users
- Assign project permissions
- Export and share your plan PDF
PUBLIC EVENT MAPS AND RESOURCES
Maps and Pins: When creating your Plans, you will select a Map. A Map is similar to a template and each Map has a collection of Pins to meet an objective. Pins are action points that are placed on a geographic location. Community Partner Agencies, such as Fire and Law Enforcement, can be assigned to a Pin, and supplemental information can be included. Custom Maps and custom Pins can easily be created to fit your needs. To learn more, visit the Create and Manage Maps article and the Create and Manage Pins article.
MAPS | DESCRIPTION / PINS | ||
Air Transport Operations | Pin: Landing Zone (LZ) | ||
EMS Triage Area | Pin: EMS Triage (EMT) | ||
Fire Staging Area | Pin: Fire Staging Area (FSA) | ||
Master View | Pins: Unified Command Post (UCP), Law Enforcement Staging Area (LSA), EMS Staging Area (ESA) Rally Point (RP), Casualty Collection Point (CCP), Media Site (MS), Landing Zone (LZ), Fire Staging Area (FSA), Hazardous Materials (HZM) | ||
Media Site | Pin: Media Site (MS) | ||
Perimeter | Draw a perimeter around any geographic location and include supplemental information Pin: Perimeter (PER) |
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Rally Points | Pin: Rally Point (RP) | ||
Reunification Site | Pins: Reunification Site (RS),Reunification Traffic Post (RTP) | ||
Traffic Flow | Draw traffic flow arrows on any geographic location and include supplemental information Pin: Traffic Flow (TRF) |
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Traffic Posts | Overlay pins on a map to indicate the location of barricades or personnel for the diversion of traffic flow near a facility Pin: Traffic Post (TP) |
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RESOURCES | DESCRIPTION | ||
Dispatch/Records Task List | A checklist for critical tasks that the communications center must complete | ||
Images | Upload site specific images of a facility that are critical to an effective response and annotate key points on interest on the image | ||
Radio Template | Create a communications plan and display all necessary radio channels for an integrated response | ||
Tactical Worksheet | Create a checklist for the command post identifying critical tasks that must be completed |