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Exploring the dynamics

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Figure 2 Practitioners’ Viewpoint about the Drivers of Local EM

Collaboration

Source: The author of this study.

and horizontal EM collaboration, local governments vertically

work more closely with state government than they do with

federal agencies, which follows the local-state-federal structure

that is traditionally designed under the system of American-

style federalism. It is interesting to find horizontal collaboration

being used more vigorously than vertical collaboration.

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Hazard recognition

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Stay in touch with partners

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NIMS system and mutual aid program

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Emergency managers’ capability and leadership

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Building relationships

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Disaster magnitude

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Geographic and demographic factors of County and City

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Vertical

collaboration

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Horizontal-

interlocal

collaboration

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Horizontal-

intersectoral

collaboration

Local governments’ EM capacity

Rationales for

Vertical Collaboration

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Legal requirements

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Grant purposes

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Seek resources

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Training purposes

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Information and

voice exchanges

Rationales for

Horizitonal-intersectoral

Collaboration

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Seek resources

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Request intelligence

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Provide consultations

Rationales for

Horizontal-interlocal

Collaboration

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Legal requirements

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Grant purposes

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Seek resources

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Provide resources

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Information and

intelligence

exchanges

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Risk similarity