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The State All-Hazards Incident Management Team provides state agency personnel with the opportunity to bring their experience and technical expertise out to the field!  Team deployments offer individuals the opportunity to travel across the state in support of response efforts for disasters of any kind to bring knowledge and expertise to support the citizens of Florida.

Currently the Florida Division of Emergency Management is building depth within the State’s Type 3 All-Hazards Incident Management Team (AHIMT). The AHIMT is a partnership of professionals trained and qualified in incident management. The team provides organizational structure and competent management staff to support large-scale emergency responses throughout the State of Florida, and the nation, when needed.

In recent years, AHIMTs have responded to a number of events and missions to include:

  • Hurricane Matthew (2016) – County EOC Support
  • Hurricane Irma (2017) – County & State EOC Support, Base Camp Management & Oversight, and Recovery Operations
  • Puerto Rico Support Operations (2017) – Multi-Agency Resource Center Operations
  • Hurricane Michael (2018) – Branch Operations, Shelter Management, and County & State EOC Support
  • EMAC Deployments – South Carolina Floods (2015) and Hurricane Florence (2018)

To Join the State All-Hazards Incident Management Team, please fill out the application below:

Once completed, please send the documentation to AHIMT@em.myflorida.com.

Below you will find information on training course related to the AHIMT Program. For further information please visit SERT Trac.

Course Number

Course Title

In Class / Online

Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Training

G775 (IS-775) **

EOC Operations

In Class OR Online

G191 **

EOC/ICS Interface

In Class

Incident Command System (ICS) and National Incident Management System (NIMS) Training

ICS-100

Intro to ICS

Online

ICS-200

ICS for Single Resources & Initial Action Incidents

Online

ICS-300 (G300)

Intermediate ICS

In-Class

ICS-400 (G400)

Advanced ICS

In-Class

ICS-700

Intro to NIMS

Online

ICS-800

National Response Framework

Online

All-Hazards Incident Management Team/Position Specific Training

O-305 **

All-Hazards IMT

In-Class

L-950 **
L-954 **
L-958 **
L-960 **
L-962 **
L-964 **
L-965 **
L-967 **
L-969 **

Incident Commander
Safety Officer
Operations Section Chief
Division & Group Supervisor
Planning Section Chief
Situation Unit Leader
Resources Unit Leader
Logistic Section Chief
Communications Unit Leader

In-Class
In-Class
In-Class
In-Class
In-Class
In-Class
In-Class
In-Class
In-Class

For questions concerning the Application Process or to learn more about the State AHIMTs please email: AHIMT@em.myflorida.com

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Weather Outlook

Monday, November 25, 2024

...Dense Fog and Low Clouds This Morning For Portions of Big Bend and Suwannee Valley; Patchy Fog Extending Into Northeast and Central Florida...Mostly Dry Conditions Statewide Courtesy og High Pressure; Sparse Showers Possible Along Western Panhandle Throughout the Day...Sensitive Wildfire Conditions for Interio Northeast Florida, I-75 Corridor and Portions of Central Florida...Pleasant Temperatures Statewide in 70s This Afternoon...Patchy to Locally Dense Fog Possible Overnight and Early Tuesday Morning Nearly Statewide; Greatest Chance Across Suwannee Valley...Moderate Risk for Rip Currents Along Numerous Panhandle and East Coast Beaches...Minor Flooding Continues for Withlacoochee River near Holder and St. Johns River at Astor...No Tropical Cyclone Activity Expected Within Next 7 Days...

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