When activated, you will monitor multiple information sources, maintain status boards and a common operating picture, support situation reports and briefings, track requests for assistance, and coordinate with state agencies, local jurisdictions, and National Guard partners to ensure timely, well-documented support to incidents. When the SECC is not activated, you will help develop and refine SECC procedures, response plans, and job aids; support training, exercises, and readiness assessments; and assist with financial and documentation tracking that underpins reimbursement and accountability.