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What COOP Costs Are Eligible

Background • 

Continuity of operations (COOP) during a pandemic requires using existing continuity plans and strategies in more adaptive ways to address unique operational requirements, to include employee health, social distancing, and widespread absenteeism. 


• The following is a list of key findings and considerations for jurisdictions and communities regarding ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) operations across the country. These are best practices for consideration and do not constitute or should be considered as guidance in any way. 


Key Considerations


 • COOP planning during a pandemic must consider how to maintain operations while accounting for employee health and limited resources. • Identifying and protecting critical infrastructure and essential services is key to keeping communities functioning. 


• Working in virtual environments requires consideration of cybersecurity measures and provides opportunities for community engagement.


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