Source locally
For tactical resources that can be sourced locally.
Open local resource request form ↗
Benton County Operational Area / TrainingUse the resource request path that matches what you need. These links and reminders support a consistent workflow during exercises and training.
For tactical resources that can be sourced locally.
Open local resource request form ↗For tactical resources that require mutual aid or State sourcing.
Open MA/State resource request form ↗For supply requests such as generators, food, and water, complete a paper ICS 213 and submit it to Logistics.
Open ICS 213 PDF ↗When filling out an ICS 213 for supplies, include each of the following so Logistics can act on the request.
See the U.S. Coast Guard reference view for this role’s activities across the planning cycle.
Open the position aid for your assigned role. The documents are downloadable Word files.
Section coordination and direction.
Communications and feeding support.
Facilities, transportation, and personnel support.
Supply coordination and the Benton County fuel request form.
Local emergency fuel request form for a catastrophic event.
These are the supplied training copies. Some have draft placeholders or inconsistent reporting labels; confirm current role assignments and review each aid before operational use.
Oregon provides EOC position checklists and Type 3 ICS position task books. Choose the resource for the role and qualification path your organization uses.
Incident Command System qualifications for the named field positions.
Oregon’s list has no separate task book for the other EOC branch and unit roles shown above. Check the Oregon State Qualification System index ↗ for current guidance and additional positions.
See how confirmed resources, supplies and reporting details carry into a completed ICS 204.
Explore the scenario contact list, medical plan and the N/A radio communications example.