2010 USAR FEMA DEPLOYMENT SCHEDULE

Thursday, January 14, 2010

2010 USAR FEMA DEPLOYMENT SCHEDULE

FEMA USAR FEMA DEPLOYMENT SCHEDULE

Region	1st Due	2nd Due	3rd Due	4th Due	5th Due	6th Due	7th Due	8th Due	9th Due
January
A (West)	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX
B (Central)	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1
C (East)	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1
February
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1
B (Central)	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1
C (East)	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1
March
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX
B (Central)	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1	UT-TF1
C (East)	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1
April
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX
B (Central)	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1
C (East)	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2
May
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1
B (Central)	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1
C (East)	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1
June
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX
B (Central)	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1
C (East)	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1
July
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX
B (Central)	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1
C (East)	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1
August
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX
B (Central)	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1
C (East)	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1
September
A (West)	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX
B (Central)	MO-TF1	TX-TF1	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1
C (East)	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2
October
A (West)	WA-TF1	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX
B (Central)	TX-TF1	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1
C (East)	VA-TF1	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1
November
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1
B (Central)	UT-TF1	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1
C (East)	MD-TF1	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1
December
A (West)	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	CA-TFX	WA-TF1	CA-TFX
B (Central)	AZ-TF1	TN-TF1	CO-TF1	NM-TF1	NE-TF1	NV-TF1	IN-TF1	MO-TF1	TX-TF1
C (East)	FL-TF2	OH-TF1	NY-TF1	FL-TF1	PA-TF1	VA-TF2	MA-TF1	VA-TF1	MD-TF1

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Thursday, January 14, 2010