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In addition to Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs), which subordinate documents must also be NIMS compliant?

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In addition to Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs), which subordinate documents must also be NIMS compliant?

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Any plan, procedure, field guide or Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) must support the State, territory, tribal or local EOP and NIMS. SOPs that are not NIMS compliant will only serve to undermine the EOP’s compliance with NIMS. While no schedule is proposed for EOP elements, they should be reviewed and revised for NIMS compliance as soon as it is practicable to do so. Documents to assist users with integrating NIMS into EOPS and SOPs can be found at www.fema.gov/emergency/nims/index.shtm.