A. Department of Defense (DoD) DOC
B. Joint Area Response Office (JARO)
C. Regional Response Coordination Center (RRCC)
D. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) DOC
A. Department of Defense (DoD) DOC and D. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) DOC are part of the DHS/FEMA Federal Operations Centers.
The Joint Area Response Office (JARO) and Regional Response Coordination Center (RRCC) are not Federal Operations Centers, but they are part of the larger emergency response infrastructure within the United States.
The DHS/FEMA Federal Operations Centers are responsible for coordinating federal emergency response efforts during disasters or other large-scale incidents. These centers are designed to provide a central point of coordination for federal agencies involved in emergency response, including the Department of Defense and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Department of Defense (DoD) DOC is a component of the DHS/FEMA Federal Operations Centers that provides military support to civil authorities during disasters or other emergencies. The DoD DOC works closely with other federal agencies, state and local governments, and other stakeholders to coordinate military assets and capabilities in support of emergency response efforts.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) DOC is another component of the DHS/FEMA Federal Operations Centers that provides support to federal, state, and local authorities during emergencies. The FBI DOC is responsible for coordinating FBI resources and personnel in support of emergency response efforts, including investigations, intelligence gathering, and other activities.
The Joint Area Response Office (JARO) and Regional Response Coordination Center (RRCC) are not part of the DHS/FEMA Federal Operations Centers, but they are important components of the broader emergency response infrastructure within the United States. JARO is responsible for coordinating military and civilian response efforts in the event of a nuclear or radiological incident, while RRCC is responsible for coordinating federal response efforts in the event of a natural disaster or other large-scale incident.
