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An overview of Emergency Support Functions (ESFs), which are primary response coordinating structures at the federal level. ESFs bring together the capabilities of federal departments and agencies and other national-level assets to support community lifelines during emergencies. Each ESF has a coordinator and primary and support agencies based on their authorities, resources, and capabilities. the core capabilities and the corresponding ESFs, explaining how any ESF can contribute to the stabilization of any community lifeline.
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Overview of Emergency Support Functions ESFs are the primary, but not exclusive, response coordinating structures at the federal level (p. 21). Communities, states, regions, and other tribal, territorial, insular area, and federal departments and agencies may use the ESF construct, or they may employ other coordinating structures or partners appropriate to their location, threats, or authorities (p. 21). Each ESF is composed of a department or agency that has been designated as the ESF coordinator, along with a number of primary and support agencies (p. 21). Primary agencies are designated on the basis of their authorities, resources, and capabilities (p. 21). Support agencies are assigned based on resources or capabilities in a given functional area (p. 21). The federal ESFs bring together the capabilities of federal departments and agencies and other national-level assets (p. 37). Most federal ESFs support a number of the response core capabilities (p. 37). The core capabilities are delivered to stabilize the community lifelines (p. 37). Any core capability may be required to help stabilize any community lifeline; therefore, any ESF can contribute toward the stabilization of any community lifeline in coordination with the lead ESF (p. 37). Table I. Description of Emergency Support Functions