The Internal Security Code provides that municipalities exposed to a major risk, and the inter-municipal bodies they belong to, establish safeguard plans. ELISK. supports elected officials in drafting, testing and updating them.
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An operational document that organizes, under the mayor's authority, the municipality's response to a crisis: alerting, informing, supporting and protecting the population. Mandatory in municipalities exposed to a major natural or technological risk.
Introduced by the Matras law, it organizes coordination and solidarity among the member municipalities of an EPCI as soon as a single one of them is subject to the PCS obligation.
Drafted by the mayor, it informs residents of the major risks the municipality is exposed to and the safeguard measures in place, including those from the PCS.
Municipalities exposed to a major natural or technological risk must establish a PCS, and the inter-municipal body a PICS as soon as a single one of its member municipalities is subject to it. A statutory deadline governs the preparation of these plans, running from the prefectural notification or from the promulgation of the text that creates the obligation.
A precise stocktake of what's already in place, needs updating, or has yet to be created for your municipality or EPCI.
ELISK. supports elected officials and their teams from initial training through operational drafting, all the way to the test exercise that validates the plan in the field.
A structured approach, adapted to your local authority's current situation — whether you need to create these documents or bring them into compliance.
Your obligations and current status: PCS, PICS or DICRIM already in place, needing an update, or yet to be created.
Drafting or updating the document with your teams, in coordination with State services.
Testing the plan through a realistic simulation exercise, to check that it works in the field.
Regular updates to keep the plan compliant and operational over time.
Documents covered: PCS, PICS and DICRIM, at whichever level applies to you.
Every plan is put to the test in a live exercise before it's considered operational.
Follow-up over time, not a document filed away once signed.
Four deliverables to turn a legal obligation into a genuinely operational plan.
A precise assessment of what's already in place, needs updating, or must be created for your municipality or inter-municipal body.
A PCS, PICS or DICRIM ready for adoption, written with your teams — not a generic template.
The lessons of a realistic stress test, learned before a real crisis reveals them for you.
A follow-up schedule to stay compliant over time, as your territory evolves.
