EXERCISE: State EOC EndEx January 16, 2019

The State EOC end of exercise occurred at 3 p.m.

EXERCISE: State EOC Update: January 16, 2019

The Colorado State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) remains activated at Level 2 operational level with more than 40 individuals supporting the response.

2 PM Update

• 7 Colorado County EOCs activated
• Adams
• Arapahoe
• Denver
• Douglas
• El Paso
• Elbert
• Jefferson
• 18 Local Disasters Declarations Issued
• Yuma
• Weld
• Jefferson
• Kit Carson
• La Plata
• Logan
• Adams
• Arapahoe
• Boulder
• Broomfield
• Clear Creek
• Conejos
• Denver
• Douglas
• Eagle
• El Paso
• Elbert
• Fremont
• 1 State Disaster Declaration
• Verbal authorization at 10 a.m. on January 16, 2019

Information updates will continue to be posted on our COEmergency Twitter and Facebook pages.

EXERCISE: Governor Declares Disaster Due to Statewide Storm Impacts

At 10 AM the State EOC received a verbal disaster declaration from the governor.  This allows for funding and resource support through the state's Disaster Emergency Fund #DEF and activates the state's Resource Mobilization Plan.

EXERCISE: Vendors, Donors, Volunteers Use this Link to Register to Support Weather Incident

The State EOC has a new system to register all vendor resources, donations and volunteers.  Please visit our online system at https://coloradoresponds.communityos.org/ to register.

If your resources, donations or volunteer time can be utilized you will be contacted directly by the state emergency operations center, a local emergency manager or a non-profit agency.

EXERCISE: State EOC Activated Due to Severe Weather Impacts EXERCISE

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The Colorado State EOC activated at 8 a.m. on January 16 at level two operations with more than 40 people staffing the center.  The State EOC continues to monitor statewide conditions to provide resources and support as needed in local areas.