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The EOP provides a systematic approach to incident management by adopting the Incident Command System (ICS). ICS enables effective and efficient incident management by integrating a combination of facilities, equipment, personnel, procedures, and communications operating within a common organizational structure. 2.3 Situati®n ®verviewe Mayfield Village has a total area of 3.96 square miles. Mayfield Village has millions of dollars in infrastructure including a regional high-school, and elementary school, nursing home and assisted living facilities, multiple business campuses, public buildings, bridges, park land, and interstate (metropolitan HAZMAT bypass route) and roadways. Mayfield Village is subject to events that could potentially result in a large-scale disaster. These events include: floods, urban/structural fires, tornadoes, hazardous materials incidents, earthquakes, transportation accidents, droughts, power failures, severe storms, civil disorder, heat waves, terrorism, nuclear power incidents, port security breaches, and public health emergencies. Contributing factors such as seasonal weather patterns, special events, and time of day have an impact on the likelihood and severity of each hazard. 2.3.1 L®cati®n Incorporated in 1920, Mayfield Village is situated in Northeast Cuyahoga County and is bordered to the north by Willoughby Hills and Highland Heights, east by Gates Mills, south by Mayfield Heights, and west by Highland Heights. 2.3.2 Ge®graphic Mayfield Village contains the following geographic features.(lakes, rivers, climate, annual precipitation, local parks/Metroparks, etc.) 1) Multiple community parks connected with a 2.3 mile multipurpose trail ending in the Cleveland Metro Parks North Chagrin Reservation. 2) Avg. Annual Rainfall 43" 3) Avg. Annual Snowfall 63" 4) Avg. Temperature 49.9° F ---- ------------- --- 2i-P-a g e