No increase or very limited increase in staff at EOC (Emergency Operations Center).

Local agencies have not requested assistance.

There is no State of Emergency.

There may be a local declaration of emergency in response to individual incidents.

There may be an increase in staffing at the EOC.

One or more localities may have made local emergency declarations.

A Local Declaration of Emergency may be issued.

A situation or threat has required Pittsylvania County to invoke our Emergency Operations Plan.

Authorities have identified a plausible terrorist threat without a specific location or time.

The EOC may be operating on a limited number of personnel or fully augmented EOC Staff on a 24-hour schedule.

A Local and/or Gubernatorial Declaration of Emergency may be in place.

There may be a federal disaster declaration for Virginia.

The Emergency Operations Plan is in use.

A declaration of Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency at a nuclear facility.

A probable terrorist event with major consequences has been identified.

The EOC is still involved in the event and is returning to decreased status levels.