In most incidents, who is typically included in the RWG?

The choice indicating that EOC members already activated are typically included in the RWG (Recovery Working Group) is correct because this group is essential for coordinating the response and recovery efforts during an incident. EOC members who are activated have the necessary training, situational awareness, and resources to effectively make decisions and contribute to planning and operations at the recovery phase of an incident. They bring specialized knowledge from various functional areas, ensuring that disaster response and recovery are approached comprehensively.

While community volunteers, all available resources, and local officials might play significant roles in the overall incident management, the RWG is particularly focused on leveraging the expertise of EOC members who are already engaged in the emergency operations. They work together to assess damages, identify recovery needs, and coordinate recovery strategies, making their activated status critical for efficient and effective decision-making during the recovery process.