One possible solution for an EOC that is too small is to: a. Allow support personnel to work from their day-to-day offices. b. Consider the use of Department EOCs. c. Merge EOCs with a neighboring jurisdiction. d. Conduct all operations from the State EOC.

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User: One possible solution for an EOC that is too small is to: a. Allow support personnel to work from their day-to-day offices. b. Consider the use of Department EOCs. c. Merge EOCs with a neighboring jurisdiction. d. Conduct all operations from the State EOC.

Weegy: a. Allow support personnel to work from their day-to-day offices.
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User: The basic concept underlying EOC activation should be included in which section of the Emergency Operations Plan? a. Assumptions b. Authorizations c. Executive Summary d. Concept of Operations

Weegy: d. Concept of Operations
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One possible solution for an EOC that is too small is to consider the use of Department EOCs.

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