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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Regardless of Incident Type, Advance Planning is Key to Response

Imagine trying to convince 80 officials of various kinds — including the mayor — to drop what they're doing to participate in a multi-day tabletop exercise. Now imagine trying to convince them to travel to a remote mountaintop more than a thousand miles away to attend this exercise. While that might seem like a mission bordering on the impossible, it's exactly what the city of Minneapolis did in 2000, with crucial results. "It showed the politicians that should something big happen, the city's communications infrastructure wouldn't be adequate," said Scott Wiggins, director of the state's Division of Emergency ...

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