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Does KDT provide lodging for incident responders?
Responder Lodging (Hotel Blocks, RVs & Workforce Housing)
Yes.
KDT provides responder lodging: we source and manage hotel room blocks, RVs and travel trailers, and workforce housing for incident personnel, and run the rooming list so every person has a bed.
Typical configuration
- Hotel blocks
- Room blocks sourced near the incident, held and managed for the IMT
- RVs
- RVs and travel trailers, typically sleeping about 2–6 each
- Hookups
- RVs need power (typically 30 or 50 A), water and sewer or holding-tank service
- Workforce housing
- Modular dorms or sleeper trailers for long-duration responses
- Tracking
- Rooming list maintained daily, reconciled with the Finance Section
Not every responder sleeps in camp. Overhead, contractors and specialists often stay in hotels, and after a hurricane the hotels that are still open fill within hours. Somebody has to find the rooms, hold the block, track who's in which room, and move people as the incident changes.
KDT handles it. We source hotel blocks within a reasonable drive of the incident, bring in RVs and travel trailers where there's nothing left standing, and place workforce housing for long responses. We keep the rooming list, handle check-in and check-out, and reconcile it for Finance.
When hotels run out, we build the beds ourselves with sleeping trailers and a base camp.
Available as
- Hotel room block sourcing and management
- RVs and travel trailers with hookups and servicing
- Workforce housing and modular dorms
- Sleeping trailers and base camps where lodging is gone
What's included
- Lodging search and booking
- Rooming list and check-in / check-out
- RV delivery, hookups, pumping and water service
- Moves as the incident relocates
- Reconciliation for Finance
Where it's used
- IMT overhead and command staff
- Contractors and specialists
- Long hurricane and flood responses
- Oil spill and hazmat project crews
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide lodging for incident responders?
Yes. We source and manage hotel room blocks, RVs and workforce housing for responders, and keep the rooming list for the incident.
What if there are no hotels left near the incident?
We bring the beds to you: RVs, sleeping trailers or a full base camp, with power, water and sanitation.
Do RVs need hookups?
Yes. RVs typically need 30 or 50 A power, fresh water and either sewer or regular holding-tank pumping. We provide all of it with our generators, water and septic service.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.