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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 93-050 - Adopting its 1993 Emergency Operations Plan RESOLUTION NO. q-3 SCS A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDDING ADOPTING ITS 1993 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN. i WHEREAS, the natural wonders that make the City of Redding a unique living experience also bring risks of flood waters, earthquakes, volcanos, high winds, and fires; and WHEREAS, because the City is beneath a transcontinental air corridor, as well as being a major air hub of Northern California, response to an air-related catastrophe needs to be pre-planned; and WHEREAS, a railroad and a federal highway bisect the City, and unknown hazards are carried thereon; and WHEREAS, man-caused disruptions are ever present; and )� WHEREAS, an emergency operations plan is needed to coordinate the City' s efforts to handle a myriad of potential emergencies; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Redding hereby adopts the attached Emergency Operations plan as the City of Redding' s 1993 Emergency Operations Plan. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was introduced and read at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Redding on the 16th day of February 1993, and was adopted at said meeting by the following vote: AYES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: ANDERSON, ARNESS, KEHOE AND BOSS NOES: COUNCIL MEMBERS: NONE ABSENT: COUNCIL MEMBERS: DAHL ABSTAIN: COUNCIL MEMBERS: NONE CHARLIE MOSS, Mayor City of Redding ,i A EST: FO APPROVED: t CONNIE STROHMAYEV, City Clerk ALL A. HA City Attorney �' CITY OF REDDING EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN RECORD OF CHANGES I Date of Change ; Page Numbers ; Entered By ; Date I I I I i I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I 1 I I 1 i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I �I 1 . Introduction: This Emergency Operations Plan is a companion document to the City' s Hazardous Materials Incident Plan. These plans and departmental emergency standard operating procedures shall be kept in one binder. The City of Redding has the potential for any of several disastrous scenarios ranging from aircraft-related to wartime catastrophes. This plan is an attempt to pre- scribe generic guidelines. A command structure is mandated and authority to take extraordinary measures is re-emphasized. Department Directors should maintain up-to-date rosters and have sufficient Standard Operating Procedures emplaced to handle expected emergency assignments. These Standard Operating Procedures are an essential element of the City' s Emergency Operations Plan. 2 . Purpose: This document, along with authority and references cited, constitutes the City of Redding Emergency Operations Plan. Its purpose is to: a. Establish a mutual understanding of the authority, responsibilities, and operations of City government during emergencies. b. Provide a basis for the coordination of operations and the management of critical resources during emergencies. C. Provide for incorporating into the City emergency organization those non-governmental organizations having resources necessary to help meet the foresee- able emergency requirements. 3 . Authority and References: a. Redding Municipal Code, Chapter 9 . 12. b. Applicable State and Federal codes. C. State Emergency Plan, 1989 . d. County Emergency Plan (TBP) . e. The City of Redding Hazardous Materials Incident Plan. -1- 2-5-93 f. Field Operations Guide, ICS 420-1. (To be replaced O/A December 1 , 1993 , by State Office of Emergency Services) . g. City of Redding Employee Reference Guide. h. City of Redding Personnel Policies. i. FEMA - Civil Preparedness Guide 1-8 . j . FEMA - Civil Preparedness Guide 1-8A. k. ICMA - Emergency Management for Local Government. 4. Situations : See 9 . 12. 020, Redding Municipal Code: A large scale emergency exists or threatens the City. The threat could be from any of several scenarios as noted in the Redding Municipal Code. Assumptions: a. Nature and extent of the emergency will dictate the response by City resources. b. Available warning time used effectively may decrease potential life and property loss. C. Situation may escalate beyond the City' s ability to handle and State, Federal, and non-governmental agencies will be needed. 5 . Concept of Operations: a. General: An Emergency Operations Center (EOC) shall be activated when a situation or series of events has or is likely to overwhelm City resources and pre-planned ability to contain. The following departments shall send a responsible liaison to the EOC: City Manager Electric Finance Fire General Services Planning Police Public Works -2- 2-5-93 Other departments shall be prepared to provide liaison depending on this situation. Staff personnel will be needed to maintain 24-hour operations. b. Activation: The EOC is activated by the City Manager (Director of Emergency Services) or the person acting in that capaci- ty. 6. Organization and Assignment of Responsibilities: Organizational structure will be based on the following: a. Clear lines of authority and channels of communica- tion. b. Formation of special-purpose units having no pre- emergency counterparts to perform those activities peculiar to major emergencies, e. g. , damage assess- ment teams may be formed using personnel from several departments. C. Incorporation into the emergency organization of all available staff having disaster response capabili- ties. d. Maintenance of day-to-day governmental operations as needed. e. Utilization of the Incident Command System - See Annex A, ICS Chart. f. A 24-hour Emergency Operations Center activated at one of the following: 1 . Conference Room A - City Hall ( 1st priority) . 2 . Police Administrative Building (alternate) . 3 . Second alternate at discretion of Incident Commander. Assignment of Responsibilities: a. Incident Commander promulgates mission and specific assignments. b. Restoration of government to protect lives, property, and public health is paramount. C. Assist in evacuation as required; Redding Police Department is the lead agency for pre-planning. -3- 2-5-93 d. Each department and each ICS Section Chief maintains logs or journals for documentation and historical purposes. i e. Insure continuity of government; NOTE: "City Council may appoint standby Council. . . " (Section 9. 12 . 090, Redding Municipal Code) . f. Mayor may convene the Emergency Services Council (Section 9 . 12. 032, Redding Municipal Code) . 7 . Administration and Logistics: Redding Municipal Code, Section 9 . 12 . 060(b) : The Director of Emergency Services ( i.e. , City Manager) is empowered to: Obtain vital supplies, equipment, and other such properties found lacking and needed for the protection of life and property and to bind the City for the fair value thereof and, if re- quired immediately, to commandeer the same for public use. 8 . Definition of Terms: See references. ANNEXES: Annex A - ICS Chart (Note: Office of Emergency Services revision due December 1 , 1993 ) Annex B - Anticipated mission assignments. Annex C - Radiological defense (TBP) , -4- 2-5-93 . � ~ | | | | | • 2 ■ : � R - � - | ■ ■ | � K w ] � | � | ■ ■ ! � O o � g � 2 ■ � � $ / | ■ . ■ � | ■ ■ ■ a � . , f ■ ■ ■ | ■ , | - . . . ■ | : ■ | . _ . . § | | ■ 9 § — . | | E ƒ g . | | | ■ | J � § ■ LTs. ¥ ' CD B . ANNEX B, ANTICIPATED MISSION ASSIGNMENTS TO CITY OF REDDING EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN AIRPORTS• 1 . Insure air link. 2 . Recommend heliport sites. 3 . Assume Air Operations Director assignment. CITY ATTORNEY• 1 . Advise City Council on Brown Act exceptions. 2 . Review emergency resolutions/ordinances. 3 . Review contracts. 4. Advise Council regarding preservation of local govern- ment. CITY CLERK• 1 . Secure and safeguard vital records. 2 . Minute City Council activities. CITY MANAGER: 1 . Assume initial incident command. 2 . Establish Public Information Office. 3 . Declare emergency. CITY TREASURER• 1 . Secure and safeguard records . 2 . Prepare for alternate means of collecting and account- ing. CUSTOMER SERVICE: 1 . Secure and safeguard records. 2. Prepare for alternate means of collecting, accounting, billing, and reading meters. 3 . Connect and disconnect utility services as needed and perform maintenance of meters. -B1- 2-5-93 ELECTRIC- 1 . Restore/maintain City electricity. 2. Advise of observed scope of the emergency. 3 . Be prepared to lend heavy equipment for possible life-saving assignments. i FINANCE• 1. Expedite purchasing procedures and accounting. 2 . Secure and safeguard records. 3 . Provide method for tracing extraordinary costs. FIRE- • 1 . Continue mission-related activities. 2. Establish link with California Department of Forestry. 3 . Establish link with Office of Emergency Services. GENERAL SERVICES: 1 . Provide emergency communications. 2 . Provide fleet management to include repairs and fuel- ing. 3 . Continue solid waste collection/disposal. 4. Continue general warehousing. 5 . Furnish support services. INFORMATION SYSTEMS: 1 . Secure and safeguard equipment. 2 . Provide alternate systems. PERSONNEL: 1 . Prepare to handle stress-induced health problems on citizens and staff. 2. Address job restructuring caused by the emergency. 3 . Prepare for "volunteers" . 4 . Maintain roster of "contract" personnel. -B2- 2-5-93 PLANNING: 1. Prepare to form building damage assessment teams. 2 . Coordinate with Red Cross and advise of housing reloca- tion centers. 3 . Provide general knowledge of City. POLICE• 1 . Continue law enforcement. 2. Prepare evacuation routes. 3 . Provide dispatch capability. PUBLIC WORKS• 1 . Prepare to form damage assessment teams to check bridges and roadways. 2 . Restore roadways. 3 . Handle waste water. 4 . Provide potable water. 5. Supply maps. 6 . Prioritize public transportation (RABA) . RECREATION AND PARKS: 1 . Survey condition of parks for use as relocation centers and/or staging areas . REDDING CONVENTION CENTER: 1 . Assessment of Convention Center facility. 2 . Report availability of motel space. 3 . Secure and safeguard Museum. RISK MANAGEMENT: 1 . Provide documentation of damage to City property. -B3- 2-5-93