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1
The person who serves as a conduit of information to the media during critical incidents is the
Liaison officer
Communications officer
Public information officer
Safety officer
2
Boltz and Solis suggest the need for police to collect information that may be useful during criminal incidences called?
Pre-incident intelligence
Pre-crisis intelligence
Pre-incident information
Predisaster information
3
If additional supervisory levels are needed beyond the recommended FEMA ratio FEMA, says, adding the following levels…
Branches, division, sections
Division, branches groups
Sections, divisions, departments
Divisions, group sections
4
Fires both structural and Woodland would be an example of a man-made natural disaster
False
True
5
The two types of debriefing are tactical and informative
True
False
6
System design to provide nationwide approach for all agencies to work effectively during incidences is
Federal emergency management agency
SWAT
National incident management systems
ICS
7
Militarization of the police has the potential to break ties with the community between citizens and law-enforcement
True
False
8
The acronym CALEA stands for
Council on accreditation for law-enforcement agencies
Commission on accreditation for law-enforcement agencies
Concerns of all law-enforcement agencies
Commission on accountability for law enforcement agencies
9
The need for pre-crisis intelligence is no longer considered a requirement
False
True
10
NIMS is designed to provide a consistent local approach for surrounding police department to work together
True
False
11
Do you recommended span of control by FEMA is one supervisor to 5 reporting officers
False
True
12
The three basic elements of ICS are
Accountability, common terminology, and communications
Common terminology, communications and resources
Local, terminology, interaction and accountability
Communications, common frequencies, and local terminology
13
The two major purposes of debriefings are
Tactical and emotional
Information and understanding
Information and accountability
Results and information
14
The five management functions of the ICS are
Incident reporting, planning, administration, logistics, operations
Incident, command operations, planning, finance administration
It’s Internet, command operations, planning, logistics, administration
Planning incident reporting operations, administrations logistics
15
The first line supervisor on the scene of a critical incident has two main priorities to act and to communicate
False
True
16
According to Evans and Coman two of the more frequently reported reasons for police officer, resignations are
Supervision and stress
Stress and departmental policies
Departmental, policies, procedures, and quality of supervision
Stress and overwork
17
ICS stands for incident command system
False
True
18
The two main priorities for first line supervisor on the scene of a critical incident are
Communicate and record
Record and act
Act and communicate
Act and control
19
Officer who serves as primary contact for other agencies is the public information officer
False
True
20
While this span of control, Mayberry FEMA recommends a ratio of
One supervisor to seven reporting officers
Once advisor to four reporting officers
Once supervisor to 6 reporting officers
Once supervisor to five reporting officers
21
CALEA stands for commission on accreditation for law-enforcement agencies
True
False
22
A type of call received by police that normally would not require rapid deployment of officers is
Man-made or severe disasters
Safety and rescue
Criminal or threat incidents
Theft of property
23
One of the basic elements of the ICS is unique terminology
False
True
