Starting a Command Board from the Response Map

Starting a Command Board from the Response Map

Purpose

  1. To explain how to start a Command Board from the Response Map. 


Video 




Directions

1. Find the incident icon that you wish to use the command board for. 


Find the incident icon that you wish to use the command board for.



2. Click on Incident Command.


Click on Incident Command.



3. You will land on the Command Board, and can begin documenting the incident.


You will land on the Command Board, and can begin documenting the incident.


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