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Nr • 14 Level II Staging will autorl<<t�ically supercede Lcvcl I Staging: units already staged in Level I will remain in Level I until assigned. Command may designate a Staging Area and Staging Officer. In the absence of such an assignment, the first officer with a dispatched agency to arrive at the Staging Area will automatically become the Staging Officer, will notify Command of his, arrival, and will assume command of the Staging Area In some cases, Command may ask the Staging Officer to scout the-best location for tie Staging Area and report back to Command. The radio' designation for the Staging Officer, Area and function will be: • "STAGING". Ali communications involving Staging will be between Staging and Command (or Staging and "Operations" level if established) . All responding units will stay off the air, respond directly to the designated Staging Area, and report (in', person) to the Staging Officer. They will standby their unit r.e- t with warning lights turned off. - When requested by Command, the Staging Officer will verbally assign unit to report to specific sectors, telling them where and to whom to report.. Ye/She will then advise Command of the specific unit(s) assigned. The operating Sector Officer may then communicate directly with the unit by radio. - Staging will give Command periodic reports of available units in Staging. Staging may use another channel and communicate directly with Central for' • resource. The Staging Officer will also he responsible for the following functions: A. Maintain a log of personnel avail -ibl. in the Staging Area, anti inventory all spe •i - l i:red equipaent that nia-i;ht he required at the - I i 14