28 Miss. Code. R. 301-35.3 - Oversight Responsibilities
The following are the general responsibilities of the Port Authority during a threat of a tropical storm or hurricane striking near the Port:
A.
Executive
Department - Declare an emergency, coordinate intergovernmental
activities, keep the Board of Commissioners of the Port Authority and the
Mississippi Development Authority informed of all ongoing activities, and
supervise overall emergency activities.
B.
Finance & Administration
- Maintain the Port Authority's overall administrative functions, human
resource functions, and assist the Port Authority's employees' family
members.
C.
Operations &
Maintenance - Maintain operations at the deep-water harbor, maintain
communications with the U.S. Coast Guard, Harrison County Emergency Management
Agency, tenants, and service provider to the Port, monitor weather reports, and
implement Hurricane Procedures. Prepare for the threat of the tropical storm or
hurricane striking near the Port, and update the status of the tropical storm
or hurricane.
D.
Official
MSPA Spokesperson - The official spokesperson for the Port Authority
during any emergency is the Executive Director or his or her
designee.
Notes
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