Mass Casualty Incident Management Resources
Updated 10/05/2011
Change 2 to the 2010 Hampton Roads Mass Casualty Incident Response Guide
The 2010 Hampton Roads Mass Casualty Incident Response Guide is intended as the primary reference and guide for use by EMS Agencies operating within the Peninsulas EMS Council and Tidewater EMS Council regions when responding to a multiple or mass casualty incident. This document is designed as an "all hazards" guide and addresses techniques in field operations that must be employed during a multiple or mass casualty incident.
Change 2 to the 2010 Hampton Roads Mass Casualty Incident Response Guide was released on September 30, 2011. The document will NOT be reprinted. It is up to individual EMS Agencies and organizations to incorporate changes into existing copies of the document, or to reprint the document in its entirety. The Hampton Roads Mass Casualty Incident Response Guide with Change 2 (September 2011) is available in electronic format upon request.
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to request the Change 2: Summary of Changes or to request a copy of the entire Hampton Roads Mass Casualty Incident Response Guide Change-1 (September 2011).
Available Now! The 2011 Hampton Roads MCI Response Pocket Guides
An abbreviated version of the Hampton Roads Mass Casualty Incident Response Guide is published as the Hampton Roads Mass Casualty Incident Response Pocket Guide. The cover of the 2011 version of the MCI Pocket guide is bright yellow in color. This version replaces the 2007 version of the pocket guide with the bright green cover.
Distribution: EMS Agencies in the Tidewater & Peninsulas EMS Council regions will be supplied with one copy of the pocket guide per licensed EMS vehicle. Check your ambulance, zone car or apparatus. If your agency has not received their copies of the 2011 Hampton Roads MCI Response Pocket GUide contact your EMS Council's representative:
Tidewater EMS Council: Ms. Judy Shuck, (757) 693-0632 or e-mail
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Peninsulas EMS Council: Mr. Wesley Bowen, (804) 693-6234 or e-mail
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Commonwealth of Virginia Triage Tag Order Form
The state has a contract with Columbia Business Forms in Columbia, South Carolina for the official Commonwealth of Virginia Tag. The state contract number, the vendor's contact information, billing and shipping information can be found on the Triage Tag Request Form. Download the Triage Tag Request Form and submit the form with your order.
BASIC ORDERING INFORMATION:
Unit of Issue: Package (There are 75 tags in a package)
Cost: $102.00 per package
Click here to download the Commonwealth of Virginia Triage Tag Order Form.
Mass Casualty Incident Management - Module I Courses
Virginia Mass Casualty Incident Management - Module I (Awareness Level) courses are available FREE of charge to:
All of the previously schedule courses for calendar year 2011 have been completed. Please check back with us in December for the 2012 course schedule. If you need an MCIM course before the end of 2011 please contact the Ms. Judy Shuck, Mass Casualty Preparedness Coordinator at (757) 963-0632 or e-mail
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Mass Casualty Drills & Exercise Support
The Tidewater EMS Council (TEMS) in collaboration with the Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System (HRMMRS) is prepared to assist your agency/organization in the design, development, execution, patient scenarios, moulage, and the evaluation of mass casualty incident drills and exercises tailored to your needs.
Please e-mail the Mass Casualty Preparedness Coordinator,
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or call (757) 963-0632 to request assistance.
Comments? Questions?
If you have any questions or comments regarding these documents, MCIM I & II training, or mass casualty drills & exercises please e-mail the Mass Casualty Preparedness Coordinator,
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, or call (757) 963-0632.
