CRSI 58 · Regional Engagement Profile · Central Atlantic Division
Northern Ohio Region
Baseline PAR Worksheet and Engagement Pre-Read
Region Parameters
These Values Drive the Entire Baseline Worksheet
Tier Level
2
Regional readiness tier
Chapters
5
Within the region
Disaster Program Managers
5
Geographic Community Disaster Program Managers
Thunderbolt Shelter Sites
15
Required by Thunderbolt readiness planning
Shelter Population Requirement
1,500
Shelter sites × 100 people
Emergency Response Vehicles
3
Assigned to the region
Shelter Meals
1,500
Half of chapters active × 2 meals a day, rounded to 100
Emergency Supplies Households
200
Distribution of Emergency Supplies: 75 households × half of chapters
Home Fire Responses / Month
94
Disaster Action Team events, average monthly target
People Helped / Month
376
Disaster Action Team clients: events × 4 people
Cases Opened / Month
132
Disaster Action Team cases: 1.4 per event
Annual Smoke Alarm Target
7,111
Home Fire Campaign installations
#5 of 6 in the division — Thunderbolt Shelter Sites#6 of 6 in the division — Emergency Response Vehicles#5 of 6 in the division — Home Fire Responses#1 of 6 in the division — Smoke Alarm Target
Actual vs Target
On-Hand Inventory (August 28) Against the Baseline Worksheet
Cots
1.0×
On Hand vs Target
Blankets
1.0×
On Hand vs Target
Comfort Kits
0.3×
On Hand vs Target
Clean-Up Kits
3.4×
On Hand vs Target
Smoke Alarms
3.8×
On Hand vs Target
Materials Above Requirement
10 of 37
Items With a Field Count to Compare
Storage Used vs Needed
613 / 621 sq ft
Blankets, Comfort Kits, and Standard Cots at 13.3 Sq Ft per Pallet
Counts are self-reported field inventory and known to under-count; coverage appears only where the field item name maps cleanly to a worksheet item. Where one material satisfies more than one requirement — blankets serve both sheltering and the Disaster Action Team — coverage divides by the combined requirement.
Where This Region Sits
Region Boundary, Chapters, and Known Warehouse Locations
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Sheltering
Mass Care — Based on Shelter Sites and Shelter Population
| Code | Item Number | Material Item | Factor | Based On | Target | On Hand (Jul 9) | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-1 | KF-D68 | Banquet Pack CS/250 | 1 | Sites | 15 | No matched count | — |
| S-2 | SS-D37 | Blanket | 2 | Population | 3,000SHARED | ||
| S-3 | KF-D192 | Clamshells, CS/200 | 0.02 | Shelter Meals | 30SHARED | ||
| S-4 | SS-D21U | Comfort Kit, National Standard | 1 | Population | 1,500SHARED | ||
| S-5 | SS-D343 | Cot, Medical (450 lb.) | 0.1 | Population | 150 | ||
| S-6 | SS-D67 | Cot, Standard (350 lb.) | 1 | Population | 1,500 | ||
| S-7 | OS-D278 | External Shelter Signs Kit | 1 | Sites | 15 | No matched count | — |
| S-8 | — | Tarps for Floor Covering | 1 | Sites | 15SHARED | ||
| S-9 | BD-KD066 | Gloves, Neoprene, No Powder, CS/12 | 5 | Sites | 75SHARED | ||
| S-10 | — | Internal Shelter Signage Kit | 1 | Sites | 15 | ||
| S-11 | OS-320194 | Red Cross Vests | 2 | Sites | 30SHARED |
Feeding
Mass Care — Based on Vehicles, Meals, and Food Carriers
| Code | Item Number | Material Item | Factor | Based On | Target | On Hand (Jul 9) | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F-1 | KF-D68 | Banquet Packs, CS/250 | 1 | ERV | 3 | No matched count | — |
| F-2 | KF-D211 | Beard Cover, Polypropylene, White, Latex Free (100/box) | 1 | ERV | 3 | ||
| F-3 | KF-D192 | Clamshells, CS/200 | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-4 | BD-D308 | Coolers | 1 | ERV | 3 | ||
| F-5 | KF-KD212 | Cup, Co-branded Foam, 8-OZ, CS/1000 | 0.001 | Shelter Meals | 2 | ||
| F-6 | KF-D41 | Drink Cambros - Carrier, Drink/Beverage | 2 | ERV | 6 | ||
| F-7 | KF-D42 | Food Cambros - Carrier, Food, Large (100 Meals) | 3 | ERV | 9SHARED | ||
| F-8 | KF-D124 | Food Cambros - Carrier, Food, Small (50 Meals) - 25% of Inventory | 3 | Shelter Meals | 23 | ||
| F-9 | KF-D42 | Food Cambros - Carrier, Food, Large (100 Meals) - 75% of Inventory | 3 | Shelter Meals | 34SHARED | ||
| F-10 | KF-D124L | Food Cambros Liners, 100 Ea | 0.01 | Shelter Meals | 15SHARED | ||
| F-11 | KF-D43G | Gasket, Lid, Large, for Large Food Carrier KF-D43 | 1 | Cambro | 24SHARED | ||
| F-12 | KF-D43G2 | Gasket, Lid, Small, for Large Food Carrier KF-D43 | 1 | Cambro | 23 | No matched count | — |
| F-36 | KF-D124L | Food Cambros Liners, 100 Ea | 1 | Cambro | 3SHARED | ||
| F-34 | KF-D43G | Gasket, Lid, Large, for Large Food Carrier KF-D43 | 1 | Cambro | 9SHARED | ||
| F-13 | KF-D200 | Glove, Food Service, Latex Free, Large (100/pkg) | 1 | ERV | 3 | ||
| F-14 | BD-KD066 | Gloves, Neoprene, No Powder, CS/12 | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-15 | KF-D210 | Hair Net, Nylon, Lightweight (144/pkg) | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-33 | KF-D210 | Hair Net, Nylon, Lightweight (144/pkg) | 1 | Sites | 15SHARED | ||
| F-16 | KF-D105 | Spoodle, Perforated, 4 oz | 0.33 | Cambro | 19SHARED | ||
| F-17 | KF-D103 | Spoodle, Perforated, 6 oz | 0.33 | Cambro | 19SHARED | ||
| F-18 | KF-D101 | Spoodle, Perforated, 8 oz | 0.33 | Cambro | 19SHARED | ||
| F-19 | KF-D100 | Spoodle, Solid 8 oz | 0.33 | Cambro | 19SHARED | ||
| F-20 | KF-D104 | Spoodle, Solid, 4 oz | 0.33 | Cambro | 19SHARED | ||
| F-21 | KF-D102 | Spoodle, Solid, 6 oz | 0.33 | Cambro | 19SHARED | ||
| F-26 | KF-D105 | Spoodle, Perforated, 4 oz | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-27 | KF-D103 | Spoodle, Perforated, 6 oz | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-28 | KF-D101 | Spoodle, Perforated, 8 oz | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-29 | KF-D100 | Spoodle, Solid 8 oz | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-30 | KF-D104 | Spoodle, Solid, 4 oz | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-31 | KF-D102 | Spoodle, Solid, 6 oz | 1 | ERV | 3SHARED | ||
| F-32 | — | Tong | 1 | ERV | 3 | No matched count | — |
| F-22 | — | Step Stool | 1 | ERV | 3 | ||
| F-23 | — | Tong | 0.33 | Cambro | 19 | No matched count | — |
| F-35 | — | Hand Sanitizer, 12oz | 2 | Sites | 30 | No matched count | — |
| F-24 | — | Hand Sanitizer, 12oz | 2 | ERV | 6 | ||
| F-25 | KF-D120 | Food Thermometer | 0.33 | Cambro | 19 |
Emergency Supplies
Mass Care — Distribution of Emergency Supplies to Households
| Code | Item Number | Material Item | Factor | Based On | Target | On Hand (Jul 9) | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D-1 | BD-D12 | Clean-up Kits | 1 | Per DES HH Served | 200 | ||
| D-2 | BD-D136 | Work Gloves | 2 | Per DES HH Served | 400 | ||
| D-3 | BD-D323 | Mask, KN95 Rated Respirators | 2 | Per DES HH Served | 400 | ||
| D-4 | BD-269 | Tarp | 0.5 | Per DES HH Served | 100SHARED | ||
| D-5 | BD-D273 | Trash Bag Boxes - Large Sized Bags | 1 | Per DES HH Served | 200 | ||
| D-6 | OS-D199 | Truck Decal Kit | 2 | Number of Chapters | 10 |
Disaster Action Team
Standard: 1 Event = 4 Clients = 2 Responders
| Code | Item Number | Material Item | Factor | Based On | Target | On Hand (Jul 9) | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAT - 1 | SS-D21U | Comfort Kits | 1 | Number of DAT Clients | 376SHARED | ||
| DAT - 2 | BD-D1151 | Plush Toy | 0.14 | Number of DAT Clients | 53 | ||
| DAT - 3 | SS-D37 | Blankets | 1 | Number of DAT Clients | 376SHARED | ||
| DAT - 4 | OS-320195 | Reflective Vests | 0.5 | Number of DAT Events | 47SHARED | ||
| DAT - 5 | — | Road to Recovery Booklets | 1.4 | Number of DAT Cases | 132 | ||
| DAT - 6 | — | Water, Bottle | 2 | Number of DAT Clients | 752 | No matched count | — |
| DAT - 7 | — | Snacks | 2 | Number of DAT Clients | 752 | No matched count | — |
| DAT - 8 | — | CAC | 0.5 | Number of DAT Events | 47 |
Preparedness
Home Fire Campaign Support
| Code | Item Number | Material Item | Factor | Based On | Target | On Hand (Jul 9) | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prep-1 | E9992 | Smoke Alarm, 10 Year (Preparedness) (Each) | 0.15 | Annual Smoke Alarm Target | 1,067 | ||
| Prep-2 | — | Home Fire Campaign Kit (500 Hms) - Unopened | 1 | Per Region | 1 | No matched count | — |
About These Numbers
Quantities come directly from the National Headquarters Baseline PAR Worksheet — this page never recomputes them.
The build independently reproduces 2,961 of 2,961 quantities from the documented formulas as a
cross-check; large food-carrier gaskets (F-11) follow the worksheet as-is. Periodic Automatic Replenishment (PAR)
values become official only after the engagement process and leadership approval (target: November 1).