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City of Santa Ana Emergency Operations Plan <br />Part I Basic Plan <br />extended and expanded mass care services. Behavioral health services become paramount during this time <br />as the affected population experiences stresses related to coping with ongoing disaster effects. <br />Long -Term Recovery - Long-term recovery spans months to years after the event depending on the <br />severity and extent of the disaster damages and the availability of resources to address needs. It is the <br />process of re -building or re-creating damaged or destroyed social, economic, natural and built environments <br />in the community to conditions of self-sufficiency, sustainability and resilience, and may include: <br />• Addressing recovery needs across all sectors of the economy and community as well as addressing <br />individual and family recovery activities and unmet needs. <br />• Planning and re -construction of City facilities and infrastructure and public or private utilities. <br />• Planning and re -construction of permanent housing solutions and commercial properties. <br />• Rebuilding to appropriate resilience standards in recognition of hazards and threats. <br />• Implementing hazard mitigation plans and projects to minimize future disaster impacts. <br />• Implementing economic and business revitalization strategies. <br />• Developing and implementing plans to address long-term environmental and land -use goals. <br />Figure 160 National Disaster Recovery Framework Recovery - Recovery Activities by Phase <br />planning <br />i planning <br />capacity- and <br />preparedness <br />excersises <br />Partnership building <br />protocols In disaster <br />plans for services to <br />meet the emotional <br />and health care <br />needs of adults and <br />children <br />NATIONAL DISASTER MC RY <br />NATIONAL RESPONSE FRAMEWORK(NDRF) <br />FRAMEWORK (nRF) <br />SHORT-TERM <br />SHORT-TERM RECOVERY <br />Examples Include: <br />-Mass Care/Sheltering <br />. Provide integrated mass care <br />and emergency services <br />. Clear primary transportation <br />mutes <br />.Business <br />. Establish temporary or <br />Interim infrastructure to <br />support business reopenings <br />. Reestablish cash Row <br />Emotlonal/Psychological <br />. Identify adults and children <br />who benefit from counseling or <br />behavioral health services and <br />begin treatment <br />-Public Health and <br />Health Care <br />. Provide emergency and <br />temporary medical care and <br />establish appropriate <br />survelBance protocols <br />-Mitigation Activities <br />. Assess and understand risks <br />and vulnembilities <br />INTERMEDIATE <br />WEEKS -MONTHS <br />INTERMEDIATE RECOVERY <br />Examples Include: <br />-Housing <br />. Provide accessible Interim <br />housing solutions <br />Debris/Infrastructure <br />. Initiate debris removal <br />. Han Immediate <br />Infrastructure repair and <br />restoration <br />-Business <br />. Support reestablishment of <br />businesses where appropriate <br />. Support the establishment of <br />business recovery one -stop <br />centers <br />. Engage support networks for <br />ongoing care <br />Public Health and <br />Health Care <br />. Ensure continuity of care <br />through temporary facilities <br />Mitigation Activities <br />. Inform community members <br />of opportunities to build back <br />stronger <br />LONGTERM <br />LONG-TERM RECOVERY <br />Samples Include: <br />.Housing <br />. Develop permanent housing <br />solutions <br />.Infrastructure <br />. Rebuild Infrastructure to <br />meet future community needs <br />.Business <br />. Implement economic <br />revitalization strategies <br />. Facilitate funding to <br />business rebulldlna <br />. ramw-up ror ongoing <br />Counseling, behavioral health, <br />and case management <br />services <br />Public Health and <br />Health Care <br />. Reestablishment of <br />disrupted health pre fadbties <br />Mitigation Activities <br />. Implement mitigation <br />strategies <br />160 <br />