Search Search Main navigation Travel Construction & planning Business with WSDOT Engineering & standards About Home Travel Aviation Aviation emergency management Emergency management See our emergency management plans, sign up for WSDOT-hosted Incident Command System training and view our mutual aid agreements. As directed by RCW 47-01 the Secretary of Transportation has the responsibility for maintaining a statewide transportation system. In order to ensure that the system meets the needs of the state, the Secretary has to provide for a program that can prepare for, respond to, and recover from incident or events that can adversely impact the state transportation system. The Secretary has implemented an emergency management program to fill this need that resides in the WSDOT Office of Emergency Management. Emergency management training To register for upcoming WSDOT-hosted Incident Command System (ICS) training, please visit the State Training Calendar. Emergency management plans Emergency Support Function 1 – Transportation (EMD website) DDIR Form (Form #:300-001) Mutual Aid Agreements (MAA) The WSDOT Office of Emergency Management has revamped our Mutual Aid Agreement and in doing so has separated Emergency Proclamation Mutual Aid (under 38.53 RCW) from Local Agency Mutual Aid (under 39.34 RCW), that are not by Emergency Proclamation. In addition, the replacement agreement now includes tribes and a cost recovery component. (Exhibit A) It is important to take note that each Agreement has its own Cost Recovery Exhibit specific to that Agreement . Be advised that our previous Agreement WSDOT’s GCB 3140 has been superseded by GCB 3187 for Emergency Proclamation under (38.52 RCW) and GCB 3207 for Local Agency Requests (39.34 RCW) and that your Agency will need to sign each of these Agreements to be a participant. Any and all agencies that sign on to the agreement become parties to the agreement. Your willingness to be part of these Mutual Aid Agreements is appreciated. Mutual aid agreement signatory agencies (XLS 33 KB) Related Links Aviation emergency management Contact Information Emergency Management Office emergencymgtoffice@wsdot.wa.gov Performance highlights from the Gray Notebook 14 fish passage projects were completed in 2020 improving access to 54.2 miles of upstream habitat. 11,959 incidents responded to by WSDOT’s incident Response teams during second quarter of 2021, 15% more than same quarter in 2020. 41 Pre-existing Funds Projects Advertised during the eighth quarter of the 2019-2021 biennium. Contact Accessibility Title VI Site index Sign up for email or text updates Subscribe to customized email or text alerts to help you know before you go. Receive current traffic conditions, mountain pass reports, construction updates and more. WSDOT Traffic App Access Washington Office of the Governor Transportation Commission Good To Go! Tolling Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn YouTube WSDOT Blog WSDOT Flickr RSS Feed Image Copyright WSDOT © Privacy policy Agency rule making