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# Southeast Airports Disaster Operations Group

Airports Helping Airports – Rapid Response When Disaster Strikes

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://seadogops.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Home](https://seadogops.com/) - SEADOG is a collaborative network of airports dedicated to providing operational assistance during natural disasters. SEADOG provides guidance, resources, and coordination to help airports prepare, respond, recover, and mitigate risks effectively.
- [Resources](https://seadogops.com/resources/) - RESOURCES SEADOG offers a comprehensive library of resources, tools, and links for disaster preparedness and recovery. ALERTS/COMMUNICATION Sign Up for SEADOG Alerts NOW! WebEOC: SEADOG has transitioned over from using this website in sharing information over to Juvare’s WebEOC for tracking incidents and events at an airport. If you need help accessing the page, contact
- [Mission Info](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/) - MISSION INFO ACTIVE MISSIONS When SEADOG is deploying resources in response to a natural disaster or is standing by to respond, details are published with restricted access to airport and other industry personnel only. ARCHIVED MISSIONS
- [Contact](https://seadogops.com/contact/) - CONTACT KEY CONTACTS Andy SinghasSenior Operations Manager Dustin HetzelOPS Compliance / Emergency Management Coordinator HAVE QUESTIONS? Please complete the form below and a SEADOG representative will get back to you as soon as possible.
- [Live Storm Tracker](https://seadogops.com/resources/live-storm-tracker/) - LIVE STORM TRACKER
- [Teams](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/teams/) - TEAMS ARFF COORDINATION TEAM TEAM MISSION During a man-made or natural disaster to an airport facility, it is the goal of the ARFF Coordination Team to provide aircraft rescue and firefighting coverage to the affected airport. This is accomplished through coordinating efforts of non-affected airports that are willing to provide these services. The coordination of personnel
- [SEADOG Airports](https://seadogops.com/seadog-airports/) - SEADOG AIRPORTS MAP OF PARTICIPATING AIRPORTS SEADOG & WESTDOG Airports Map It is truly “Airports Helping Airports”

## Missions

- [Austin, TX Flooding](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/austin-tx-flooding/) - Flooding Info: NOAA | South Central Texas Severe Weather & Flooding 10/31/15 City of Austin experienced 15″ of rain. AUS shut down for 30 minutes until the airfield receded of water. Running water entirely covered taxiway lights and signs in some areas. AUS maintenance personnel were capable of dealing with sporadic outages of lights and signs. SEADOG Coordination: DFW
- [Midwest Severe Weather](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/midwest-severe-weather/)
- [Texas Flooding](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/texas-flooding/)
- [Hurricane Irene](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/hurricane-irene/) - IRENE Info: NOAA | Weather Underground SEADOG Advisory, Hurricane Irene— #9, 8/28/2011, 10:49 EDT: Irene has been downgraded to a tropical storm effective 0930 hours Eastern Time. Airports in North Carolina and Virginia report minor issues associated with the wind and rain. No airports have requested assistance. Thanks to the assessment teams at Asheville Regional, MWAA, RS&H in North
- [Hurricane Earl](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/hurricane-earl/) - EARL Info: NOAA | Weather Underground SEADOG Advisory, Hurricane Earl — #2, 9/1/2010, 16:37 EDT: SEADOG will continue to monitor and track the path of Hurricane Earl. While the projected path appears consistent with models for the hurricane to remain off shore SEADOG will be prepared to initiate a bridge line call should Earl deviate from its projected path.
- [Hurricane Alex](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/hurricane-alex/) - ALEX Info: NOAA | Weather Underground SEADOG ADVISORY, Hurricane Alex #5, 7/1, 15:54 EDT: Please be advised that a number of technical issues surfaced on the bridge line calls related to Hurricane Alex. Previously the bridge line had unlimited access, therefore providing users with a great deal of flexibility as to the number of individuals accessing the line. The
- [Hurricane Ike](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/hurricane-ike/)
- [Hurricane Gustav](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/archived/hurricane-gustav/)
- [Tropical Cyclone Ida](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/active-missions/tropical-cyclone-ida/) - MSY MSY – 09-02-2021: Request for Passenger Loading Canopies MSY is in need of passenger loading bridge canopies compatible with JBT and Thyssen-Krupp bridges. If your airport has any you are willing and able to share, please contact Walter Krygowski at 504-610-0727 or email walterk@flymsy.com. MSY – 08-31-2021: FILLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE- Request for portable
- [Tropical Cyclone Ian](https://seadogops.com/mission-info/active-missions/tropical-cyclone-ian/) - PGD PGD – 09-29-2022: Manpower and Fencing Help PGD is in need of manpower to help get the airfield recovered/repaired. Manpower was requested to help get the airport secured and to clean up some areas on the Airfield and property. Fencing (*1,000 yards) is needed to secure AOA. FLL: Manpower and equipment is enroute FRIDAY