What does Level 2 - Enhanced Steady-State refer to in EOC activations?

Level 2 - Enhanced Steady-State refers to a situation where emergency operations centers (EOCs) are activated to monitor a credible threat, but it does not necessitate full-scale operations. In this phase, only select team members are engaged to assess the situation and respond as needed without mobilizing the entire team. This allows for a focused and efficient monitoring of threats while conserving resources and avoiding unnecessary escalation into a full EOC activation.

In this context, while other choices mention a whole team activation or full-scale operations, these scenarios involve much more comprehensive preparations and responses, which are not necessary at the Level 2 stage. Routine operations typically refer to normal activities that do not require special emergency management attention, again distinguishing them from the continuous monitoring and readiness that occurs under the Enhanced Steady-State classification.