Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) is the effort within individual
agencies to ensure they can continue to perform their mission essential
functions during a wide range of emergencies. It’s the initiative that
ensures that governments, departments, businesses and agencies are able
to continue their essential daily functions. COOP requires planning for
any event – natural, human-caused, technological threats and national
security emergency – causing an agency to relocate its operations to an
alternate or other continuity site to assure continuance of its
essential functions.
COOP is simply good business practice. COOP
Plans address orders of succession, delegations of authority, continuity
facilities, continuity communications, essential records management,
human resources, testing, training, exercising, devolution, and
reconstitution.
If you would like more information about COOP, please contact:
Preparedness and Recovery Section
Email: hsemplanning@dos.nh.gov
Phone:
(603) 223-2231
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