Fort Walton Beach Resolution — 2010-11 -Comp Mgt Plan Adoption — reading text

Coordinate activation of state, federal response plans and resources. Federal State AGENCIES AGENCIES PRIMARy PRIMARY Environmental Protection Agency Department of Environmental Protection SUPPORT SUPPORT Florida: Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Department of Defense Department of Community Affairs Department of Energy Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services Department of Health & Human Services Department of Insurance State Fire Marshal Department of Interior Department of Justice Department of Transportation Department of Labor Game and Freshwater Fish Commission Department of State SUPPORI' Department of Transportation Federal Emergency Management Agency Environmental protection guidance. General Services Administration Activation of the state " Environmental Response Nuclear Regulatory Commission Plan" that in part provides: . SUPPORf Coordination between federal. state. local governments. and private sector. direct to State resources. Supplemental or response discharges/ releases of hazardous materials as per the " National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan". Deployment of National Response Teams or components. 161-  EmergencySupport Function (ESF) if. 10 Hazardous Materials 1. Fort Walton Beach ( FWB) Fire ..Departinent will exercisebr.oad lawful authority, within to existing, capabilities, life and property threatened by hazardous protect materials incid~nts, to incl"Jde': ordering evacuations, in-place sheltering, and necessary actions to contain. the spill or release. For the purpose of this plan, a hazardous material is Ahy substance or material, including radioactive definedas." Inaterials, which, when uncontrolled, can be harmful to people, animals, prop~rty, or the environment". 2. FWB Fire Department will retain the role of Incident Commander ( IC) until the immediate threat to public safety is abated. Thereupon, the on- scene IC will. normally be turned over to the Responsible Party ( spiller) who has primary responsibility for cleanup of the spill/ release. Primary Department Resp onsibiijties/ T asks Fire Department Pre- Emergency: Work with FWB Emergency Preparedness Coordinator to: Maintain this ESF. Schedule drills and exercises. Develop emergency action checklists. Maintain a Community-Right-To- Know database of information on facilities with hazardous substances. Maintain a hazardous materials response team capability. Emergency: When notified of an emergency, report to the FWB EOe. Coordinate hazardous materials cleanup activities with the appropriate tasked organizations. Emergency Operations Center (EOC): Receive notice of hazardous materials 162-  cjgcigyA1C$},:; : C-;'. Tdefitify~' locate hazardous Inaterials incident site( s}, .. ...___.,_ tial''' ... emergehcy f>=:::~'~"'"':='':~~~:~~~~ s! se~~~:~ Actlvate. FWB Emergency Operations j; it fB.9C)" if appropriate. with h~. ':' ..-'.'.' st'l:bV~~:;;~;~~' . po1itactl coordinate appfbpriate county, state and federal n. h_._." ..-.. .. :..:. .-. age.ncies.. Qn-$ cep,eResponse Activi~ies: Dispatch Special Response Team. Establish on- scene cOlnmand H '. post. Determine impacts and site boupdaries-.. II, Apply. " countermeasures 1.e. control ignition sources, stop r c. :.:.... . releases, contain spills and control vapors. e~rf9rrii. e.m~! g~ncy rescue. Fight.'. fifes.' . 00_._._ Ensure safety of responders. Determine. and implement public safety mea.sures, i.e. warning, n..._.' ..'._ n. m... evaGuation~'.she1ter- in-place. CQ..9xdiriate' activities of private deanup companies.