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Emergency evacuation orders: considerations and lessons from Hurricane Sandy.

Patrick D O'Neil¹

¹Assistant Professor, Emergency Services Program, School of Public Administration, University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska.

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This study examines emergency evacuation order execution during Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey. It recommends improved planning and shelter provisions to address citizen noncompliance with evacuation mandates.

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Area of Science:

Emergency management
Public policy
Disaster preparedness

Background:

Hurricane Sandy highlighted challenges in executing emergency evacuation orders.
New Jersey and Atlantic City faced specific issues during their emergency response.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze problems in emergency evacuation order execution.
To evaluate legal authorities for emergency powers and evacuation mandates.
To provide recommendations for public managers.

Main Methods:

Case study analysis of Hurricane Sandy.
Evaluation of New Jersey's emergency evacuation mandate and compliance.
Review of legal authorities for governors and mayors.

Main Results:

Challenges identified in the execution of emergency evacuation orders.
Analysis of legal frameworks governing emergency powers and mandates.
Observed issues with citizen compliance during evacuations.

Conclusions:

Public managers need enhanced planning and preparedness strategies.
Recommendations include providing emergency shelter within threat zones.
Anticipating and planning for citizen noncompliance is crucial for effective evacuations.