Minnesota All Hazards Incident Management Team (AHIMT)

10/10/2024

A few photos from the current deployment. They have taken many but want to make sure we only release some general photos at this time.

Team has been helping with many aspects of the command process including catching up paperwork and getting prepped for further recovery operations.

They will continue into the weekend with EOC operations. The team will take some time over the weekend to do some outside intel gathering, take time to refresh and get ready for week #2.

10/08/2024

Update: Team is doing well and accomplishing many tasks and ‘greening out’ many to do items that needed to be caught up.

Also Aiken County have been great hosts and are very appreciative at all levels of government our team has encountered.

They will be working on recovery items especially debris and damage surveys through the end of this week.

Using both the State of SC tool and Survey 123 for thoroughness and dependability for the data.

10/07/2024

10/07/2024

Team has been working in the Aiken County EOC since Sunday morning. Work began on the trip down listening in and talking with Aiken County staff and officials on the trip down making a smooth integration into their operations.

Great job team!

10/06/2024

Team has arrived at the destination safely.

09/11/2024

See you at quarterly training tomorrow. Must be present to win!

07/03/2024

City of Minneapolis has some seats open for a 0-305 class next week. Class is July 8 - July 12, 0800 to 1630 each day. You will need to have ICS 100, ICS 200, ICS 700, ICS 800, ICS 300 & preferred ICS 400. Contact [email protected] if interested.

06/29/2024

A safe and successful conclusion to this mission.

Thanks to our talented members, leadership, local jurisdictions who called for assistance, partners and home agencies who trust our team to help those in need. The experiences and lessons learned on each deployment help us improve and refine our skills for the next disaster.

Thank you all!

The All Hazards Incident Management Team spent a week in Jackson, Minn., helping local officials weather the storm.

06/29/2024

The MN-1 All Hazards Incident Management Team has completed their missions in Jackson County/City and Windom. The team is on it's way back to their home agencies. It is these home agencies that support their Employees to be MN-1 AHIMT Team Members not just for deployments, but also for advanced training, quarterly training sessions and quarterly meetings. Too many different agencies and organizations to mention here, but rest assured their commitment does not go unnoticed. The Team would like to Thank the City of Jackson Fire Department for not only hosting a combined County/City EOC, but also making accommodations for the team to sleep at the Fire Hall (on our really nice cots). This was our 6th deployment this year so far (1 planned event, 2 LODD Support and 3 incident deployments) 45 team members have deployed so far 28 days, this year and as always we have support team members back home sending us out the door, and resetting us again as well other specialties like GIS and IT support (very big brotherish, we call him Dave) that they can provide remotely. Anoka County Emergency Management graciously administers and hosts the team and supplies us with the resources to do the work. We can not forget our colleagues at Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management send us out as the requests come in and support us while on deployment. The support of the Director of HSEM and Asst. Commissioner and Commissioner of MN DPS and the Governor allows us to help others in their time of need. It takes so many to make this happen. Thank You!