OPS054000575

IC3 NCR SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS REPORT (#001)
Incident Name: Baltimore City Demonstrations
Situational Analysis Report #: (001)
Report Date: 04/28/2015
Issue Time: 3:00pm
Current Situation Overview:
This report is to provide situational awareness to NCR Emergency Management communities regarding the
operational status of jurisdictional Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs), requests for resources and
NCR-based support postures for operations currently underway in Baltimore City pertaining to
demonstrations. Demonstrations have resulted in a declaration of a State of Emergency and activation of
the Maryland National Guard by Governor, Lawrence Hogan.
Media outlets (CNN) report that a protest march is currently being arranged that will begin in Baltimore
City and end within the District of Columbia on Saturday, May 2, 2015. The march follows a series of public
demonstrations and civil unrest that are impacting the Baltimore City. Baltimore City issued a Local State of
Emergency and has an active curfew in effect from 10:00pm to 5:00am, beginning Tuesday, April 28, 2015
and running through the next seven (7) days.
DC HSEMA’s EOC will be activated on Saturday, May 2, 2015 from 9:00am to 9:00pm, in an abundance of
caution for anticipated protest or demonstration activity, concurrent with events already scheduled in the
District. These events include: SHAW Funk Parade & Fair (anticipated attendance of 20,000+ participants),
Avon 39-Walk to End Breast Cancer (10,000+ participants), and the Congress Heights Parade (3,000+
anticipated participants).
Potential Impacts:
The District of Columbia (DC) and surrounding NCR jurisdictions are currently providing resources for
operations involving law enforcement, critical infrastructure, fire, and emergency medical services for
stabilization activities within Baltimore, per request for resources issued by the Maryland Emergency
Management Agency (MEMA) on April 28, 2015.
Additional NCR jurisdictions may be requested to provide Emergency Support Function (ESF) support, per
Maryland Emergency Management Assistance Compact (MEMAC) request and the developing situational
needs, to stabilize the situation in Baltimore City, which may diminish resources available within the NCR.
Current Support provided by NCR jurisdictions by ESF:
ESF 4
- DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services (FEMS): 1 engine, 1 heavy rescue truck, 1
Battalion Chief, and a total of 20 personnel
- Prince George’s County: 4 engines, 1 truck, 1 Chief
ESF 13
- Prince George’s County Police Department: ~ 40 police units
- Metropolitan Police Department: 1 Commander, 1 Lieutenant, 4 Sergeants, 27 Officers

 OPS054000576

IC3 NCR SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS REPORT (#001)
- Montgomery County Police Department: 45 Officers
Current EOC Statuses:
Baltimore City EOC – Activated
MEMA State EOC (SEOC) - Activated
DC HSEMA JAHOC – Open, Monitoring (24hours/7 days)
Prince George’s County EOC – Monitoring
VDEM – Open, Monitoring
VDOT NOVA – Open, Monitoring
Affected Areas of the (NCR):
Additional NCR jurisdictions may be requested to provide ESF support, per Maryland Emergency
Management Assistance Compact (MEMAC) request and the developing situational needs, to stabilize the
situation in Baltimore City.