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Regional Emergency Information

Maine Health Alerts

State Emergency Software Applications:

  • HAN (Maine health Alert network)
  • WEBEOC (web based, local, county/state emergency operations center)
  • EM Resource (Statewide Hospital Status-test version)
  • Maine Responds(Maine Emergency Volunteer Registry Portal)
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To protect the health and lives of people in Maine by strengthening the ability of health agencies and partner organizations in Southern Maine to detect, contain and manage public health threats and emergencies.

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GETS and WPS for Southern Maine Hospitals
  • GETS are the Government Telecommunication Service
  • WPS is the Wireless Priority Service


All hospitals are eligible for these 2 programs. They will give individuals that ability to make a prioritized call during an emergency. GETS works on land lines and the land line part of a cellular call, and WPS works on Cell Phone calls.

To set up your hospital please first download and view this informational Power Point Slide Show. After viewing go to this web page and register a point of contact for your hospital (this should most likely be the Emergency Preparedness Director). In a few days you will be contacted regarding how to set up an account and register your hospitals users. You will then be instructed on the set up process and eventually sent cards and access numbers.

In general SMRRC would recommend all top Command Staff of HICS have these and possible a few other positions and or (section chiefs). You should limit this to who really needs it in regard to their position in HICS. These can be given out to individuals or to "fixed" positions within the system such as a role.

The point of contact (POC) for each hospital will be responsible for:

  1. Billing (there is a fee for use)
  2. Training of staff on how to use (there is no fee to test the cards)
  3. Inventory of all cards to make sure who has and they are valid
  4. Periodic account verification of all users.
  5. This includes an e-mail verification of all accounts and also validation of call made during the verification period.

 

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