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Business Continuity
Mission
To develop active partnerships within the Escambia and Santa Rosa County business community for enhancing disaster resiliency and continuity.
Vision
To be the most sustainable, disaster-resilient business community in America.
Organizational Structure
The organizational structure of the EscaRosa Business Continuity Initiative (BCI) is such that it allows a free exchange of ideas, centralized planning, and cooperation before, during, and after disasters.
Plans & Ideas
Santa Rosa is excited to present the EscaRosa Business Continuity Initiative as a venue for businesses in Santa Rosa County to be involved with developing plans and sharing ideas to keep businesses in the county open during and after a disaster.
Organizations
EscaRosa BCI is an organization that includes in the workgroup:
- All the Chambers of Commerce
- Better Business Bureau
- COADs in each county (BRACE and SAFER Santa Rosa)
- Emergency management from Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties
- Gulf Power
- UWF Small Business Development Center
Documents
- 3 Year Anti-Gang Strategy (PDF)
- Business Continuity Planning Suite (PDF)
- Business Continuity Template (PDF)
- Computer Equipment and Software (PDF)
- Continuity of Operations Awareness (PPT)
- Cost (PDF)
- Crisis Communications (PDF)
- Critical Business Functions (PDF)
- Critical Phone Number List (PDF)
- Critical Supplies (PDF)
- Disaster Recovery Plan Template (PDF)
- Disaster Response Checklist (PDF)
- Generally Accepted Practices For Business Continuity Practitioners (PDF)
- Insurance Form (PDF)
- Open for Business (PDF)
- Pandemic Planning for Businesses (PDF)
- PC Inventory (PDF)
- Private Sector Resource List (PDF)
- R3 Flu Pandemic (PDF)
- Sample Plan (PDF)
- Sector Bank - ATM (PDF)
- Sector Gas (PDF)
- Sector Hotel - Restaurant (PDF)
- Sector Ice - Grocery (PDF)
- Severe Weather Preparedness and Resiliency (PDF)
- Trip Wire Bulk Fuel Distributers (PDF)
- Trip Wire Construction Sites (PDF)
- Trip Wire Dive Boat Shops (PDF)
- Trip Wire Electronic Stores (PDF)
- Trip Wire Farm Supply Stores (PDF)
- Trip Wire Financial Institutions (PDF)
- Trip Wire Hobby Shops (PDF)
- Trip Wire Home Improvement Stores (PDF)
- Trip Wire Hotels and Motels (PDF)
- Trip Wire Internet Cafes (PDF)
- Trip Wire Large Retail Stores (PDF)
- Trip Wire Malls and Entertainment Centers (PDF)
- Trip Wire Martial Arts and Paintball (PDF)
- Trip Wire Mass Transportation (PDF)
- Trip Wire Military Surplus (PDF)
- Trip Wire Peroxide Based Explosives (PDF)
- Trip Wire Rental Cars (PDF)
- Trip Wire Rental Properties (PDF)
- Trip Wire Rental Trucks (PDF)
- Trip Wire Storage Facilities (PDF)
- Trip Wire Tattoo Shops (PDF)
- Trip Wire Wholesale Distributers (PDF)
- Zombie Pandemic (PDF)
- Address Workplace Violence
- ASIS Bookstore
- ASIS International Business Continuity Guidelines
- Build Back Safer and Smarter
- Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning: The Basics
- Business Continuity Institute
- Business Continuity Suite (Turbo Tax of BC)
- Business Preparedness Tips
- Business Survival
- Continuity Central
- Continuity Insights and Free Magazine Subscription
- Develop a Business Disaster Plan
- Disaster Planning for Businesses
- Disaster Recovery Forum
- Disaster Recovery Journal
- Economic Resilience
- Few Businesses Use Social Media for Disaster Recovery
- Florida Sexual Offender List
- Flu Information for Employers
- Flu Toolkit for Businesses (PDF)
- Institute for Business Continuity
- IS-394.a Protecting Your Home or Small Business From Disaster
- Map Tracking
- Most U.S. Small Businesses Back up Data as a Precaution, but May Not Be Sufficiently Prepared for a Crisis
- Office Depot Disaster Preparedness Strategies for Small Businesses
- Prepare My Business
- Prepare Your Workplace and Employees
- Private Sector Needs Seat at the Table in Disaster Response
- Protect Your Workplace
- Ready.Gov for Business
- Really Ready Businesses
- Restore Your Economy
- Santa Rosa Economic Development
- SBA Disaster Recovery Plan
- Small Businesses Fall Short on Disaster Preparedness
- Survive a Shooter
- The Business Roundtable's Partnership for Disaster
- Urge Small Businesses to Prepare in Advance of an Emergency
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