Pursuant to Florida Administrative Rule 9G-6, Pasco County Emergency Management has created an Emergency Operations Plan which details the purpose, scope, and methodology of the County’s response in the event of an emergency. The Plan describes the hazard vulnerabilities unique to the geographic, demographic, and economic profile of Pasco County and its six municipalities; outlines the concepts related to the organization, preparedness, and mutual aid environment that provides for response and recovery operations; and, lists the key local, state and federal references and authorities related to the management of emergencies and disasters.  According to Section 252.38(2), Florida Statutes, any municipality that does not have an emergency management program shall be served by their respective county agency.  Although the City has its own emergency management program, Council must review and approve the Pasco County Emergency Management Plan by resolution every five years. The last time the Plan was presented to Council was in 2010.  The updated Plan can be viewed at the Fire Administration office or can be emailed in PDF form upon request; the resolution is attached for your consideration.