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Sample Crisis Level
Level
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Communication Characteristics
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4 Highly Intense
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- Require immediate and urgent need for information about the crisis by the media.
- Need to provide opening statement of empathy/ caring by executive management.
- Express anger or outrage by one or more groups or individuals.
- Broadcast and print media appear on-site for live coverage.
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3 Intense
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- Attracted growing attention from local and regional media.
- Contact by media to non-organization staff for information about the crisis.
- Present by stakeholders and community partners, in addition to the media, at the location.
- Threaten to talk to the media by affected and potentially affected parties.
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2 Moderately Intense
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- Crisis situation may/may not have occurred.
- The situation is attracting slow, but steady media coverage.
- External stakeholders receive media inquiries.
- The public at large is aware of the situation/event but is attracting very little attention.
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1 Minimally Intense
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- Crisis attracts little or no attention.
- Pre-event information requests are received.
- Public and/or media are virtually unaware of crisis.
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