ML20046C923

Public Version of CPSES Emergency Preparedness Exercise Scenario Manual for 930728 Graded Exercise.

ML20046C923
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Site:	Comanche Peak
Issue date:	07/28/1993
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1993 FIELD EXERCISE ONSITE OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE FACILITY

1. Demonstrate the ability of the emergency 1,2,3 organization to assess plant conditions and make appropriate emergency classification. ,

2. Demonstrate the ability to notify and 1,2,3 update federal, state, and local authorities.

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3. Demonstrate the ability to alert, notify, 1,2,3 and update onsite personnel.

4. Demonstrate the ability to initially staff ALL and activate the Emergency Response Facilities

5. Demonstrate the adequacy of procedures, ALL equipment, displays, security provisions, and habitability precautions for the Emergency Response Facilities.

6. Demonstrate the ability to direct, ALL (1,2,3) coordinate, and control emergency activities.

7. Demonstrate the ability to transfer command 1,2,3 and control of the emergency response.

8. Demonstrate the adequacy of communication ALL procedures and equipment for emergency response activities.

9. Demonstrate the ability to coordinate the 6 formation and dissemination of accurate i information and instructions to the public ,

through news releases.

10. Demonstrate the ability to establish and 6 ,

operate rumor control.

11. Demonstrate the ability to monitor, assess 1,2,4 and correlate onsite radiological conditions.

12. Demonstrate the ability of the Engineering 2,3 Team to assess plant conditions.

13. Demonstrate the ability to perform dose 1,2,3 projections.

14. Demonstrate the ability to make protective 1,2,3 action recommendations.

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15. Demonstrate the. ability-to monitor and ALL control emergency worker exposure. .

16. Demonstrate the ability to provide onsite 4 I contamination control.  ;

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provide instructions to the public within the plume exposure pathway. 1 i

18. Demonstrate the ability of Offsite 3,4

Radiological Monitoring Teams to collect  :

and report field data.

19. Demonstrate the ability to analyze and 3,4 /

evaluate environmental samples and surveys.  !

20. Demonstrate the ability.to provide initial 2,4 '

I and continuous accountability for all personnel within the-Protected Area.

21. Demonstrate the ability to coordinate the 2,4  ;!

evacuation of onsite personnel.

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22. Demonstrate the ability to respond to and 4 treat a contaminated injured individual.'

23. Demonstrate the ability to-transport 4  !

contaminated injured individualsffrom CPSES .;

to1the hospital. ,

24. Demonstrate the adequacy of facilities, 3,4 l

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equipment, supplies, and personnel for ,

decontamination of emergency workers, '!

equipment, and vehicles.

25. Demonstrate the' ability to respond to an 1,4 -

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26. Demonstrate the ability to make the 3,4 decision to recommend the use of~KI to emergency workers, as well'as to distribute and administer KI once the decision is '!

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28. Demonstrate the ability to. collect, sample, NOT and analyze a post-accident sample. PERFORMED

29. Demonstrate the ability'to~ perform a' shift. NOT g change in-each of the Emergency Response PERFORMED l

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30. Demonstrate the ability to identify the 2,3 need for and call upon Federal and other outside support agencies for assistance.

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1993 FIELD EXERCISE ONSITE EXTENT OF PLAY A. The locations where various objectives will be demonstrated are indicated by numerical codes as shown in the table below:

CODE FACILITY 1 CONTROL ROOM SIMULATOR (CR) 2 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER (TSC) 3 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY (EOF) 4 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER (OSC) 5 LOGISTICAL SUPPORT CENTER (LSC) 6 NEWS CENTER (NC) 7 ONSITE/OFFSITE SURVEY TEAMS B. Objective 2, Notifications will be in accordance with EPP-203 and the Communications Workbook. Roleplayers will be used for the ENS Line, HPN Line, and calls to the EPA.

C. Objective 4, NOSF Training Simulator will be used instead of the actual Control Room. Operational personnel will be ,

pre-positioned in the Simulator at the start of the exercise. Additional personnel who staff the Control Room will report to the Simulator.

D. Objective 4, personnel not selected to staff their facility should report to the LSC, sign in on the Manpower  !

Availability Roster, and then return to work.

E. Objective 6, Command and Control will be demonstrated by the ,

CR, TSC, and EOF only. All other facilities will only demonstrate direction and coordination capabilities.

F. Objectives 18 + 19, location of demonstration is dependent upon which facility initiates control of the Offsite Survey Teams.

G. Objective 18, use of protective clothing and respirators will be simulated by offsite teams. -

H. Objective 20, Control Room (Simulator) will not demonstrate this objective due to location of the simulator.

I. Objective 20, Security will run an Accountability Report; however, actual followup to reconcile missing personnel will not be performed.

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J. Objective 21, evacuation and early dismissal of onsite personnel will not be demonstrated. If ordered, early dismissal and/or site evacuation will be performed as ,

follows:

• an announcement will be made stating that an evacuation would normally be conducted, but no actual evacuation will be performed.

• the evacuation alarm will be sounded.

• Security and Radiation Protection should be stationed >

at appropriate monitoring locations.

K. Objective 26, the decision to implement KI protective measures will be demonstrated out of sequence in the EOF.

Issue of KI will then be demonstrated out of sequence in the OSC only.

L. Objective 27, all actions for the reentry and recovery of this accident will be discussed during a tabletop session in the EOF subsequent to the termination of the exercise.

M. Objective 28, if requested, Chemistry will perform a PASS, l

appropriate data will be provided by the scenario.

N. Objective 29, although shift change will not be demonstrated during this exercise, facilities will be requested to formulate a shift relief schedule.  ;

O. Objective 30, this will be demonstrated as required by the scenario.

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This scenario is comprised of a fire in Unit 2, a Loose Parts Monitor alarm followed by seizure of a Unit 1 RCP and 1% failed '

fuel, an earthquake >SSE causing damage to Unit 1 containment and several plant systems, and a LOCA which results in a radiation release directly to the environment. During the exercise, a non-contaminated and a contaminated injured man will also be simulated.

Initial Conditions Unit 1 is in the process of a reactor startup and is at 30%

power in its third fuel cycle, with 374 Effective Full Power Days utilization of the core. Unit 2 is operating at 100% 't power in its first fuel cycle with 35 Effective Full Power Days utilization of the core. All plant parameters are normal and stable.

The exercise is scheduled to begin at 07:00 a.m. on July 28, 1993.

Narrative Summary At ~0710, an injured person will be reported at the NOSF .

building requiring response by the onsite ambulance. A mechanical breakdown will disable the ambulance once it delivers the patient to Glen Rose Hospital. I At ~0730, a fire will break out in the Train A Centrifugal ,

Charging Pump on Unit 2. This fire will burn for approximately 15 - 20 minutes.

At ~0740, declaration of an ALERT due to the fire in Unit 2 safety-related equipment. ,

At ~0800, a Loose Parts Monitor alarm is received on Unit 1.

At ~0820, RCP #3 on Unit 1 will fault resulting in the loss of this pump.

Starting at ~0830, indications are observed of possible fuel failure due to the loss of #3 RCP.

At ~0840, a major earthquake occurs resulting in the

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reactor trip,  ;

loss of all offsite power, i 10 - 15 gpm RCS leak, loss of SSW pump 1-02, failure of DG 1-02 to start,  ;

a breach of the Unit 1 Containment Building and a small )

radioactive release due to the RCS leak.

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l At ~0930, the RCS leakage increases catastrophically resulting in a LOCA with an unmonitored release directly from the  !

Containment Building to the environment. This LOCA will result i in the declaration of a General Emergency.

At ~1130, a 45 degree wind shift occurs causing the release [

plume to shift affected zones.

At ~1230, one of the ERDC team members is injured and contaminated, requiring transport to Hood General Hospital, ,

At ~1330, containment pressure is reduced to the point that the release has stopped.

At 1500, the exercise will be terminated.

At 1530, there will be a tabletop session in the EOF to discuss reentry and recovery actions following this accident.

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Unit 1 is in the process of a reactor startup and is at 23% power l in its third fuel cycle, with 374 Effective Full Power Days j utilization of the core. Unit 2 is operating at 100% power in its l first fuel cycle with 35 Effective Full Power Days utilization of l the core. All plant parameters are normal and stable.

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METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS )

Temperature is 75, winds are - out of the west at 5 mph. High I temperature is expected to.be in the upper 90's.  !

I A weak high pressure system is expected to enter this area before 12:00 a.m., resulting in a change in winds to the South. Scattered .

thunderstorms are also possible as the front passes through this area.

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07:00 am 1 Initial conditions are' established for all (H+00:00 ) players at the exercise briefing held 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> prior to the event.

07:00 am 2 Initial conditions are established in the

'(H+00:00 ) simulator: operating crew receives turnover.

07:00 am 3 Initial conditions are established at Access (H+00:00 ) Control.

07:10 am 4 A sick / injured person is reported at'the NOSF (H+00:10 ) requiring medical response.

07:30 am 5 Fire in Unit 2, TRN A, Centrifugal Charging

'(H+00:30 ) Pump.

1 07:40 am 6 Emergency Coordinator declares an ALERT, (H+00:40 ) orders early dismissal of non-TU Electric j engineering and construction personnel.

07:45 am 7 Site ambulance is mechanically disabled at ]

(H+00:45 ) Walls Hospital in Glen Rose. '

07:55 am 8 CONTINGENCY MESSAGE:

(H+00:55 ) The Shift Supervisor / Emergency Coordinator  ;

should declare an ALERT.  !

08:00 am 9 Loose Parts Monitor alarm received on Unit 1.

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i 08:20 am 10 Loss of Unit 1, RCP #3. )

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l 08:25 am 11 The Shift Supervisor is instructed by the TES (H+01:25 ) Dispatcher to maintain current power level for grid integrity.

08:40 am 12 Earthquake occurs lasting about 30 seconds.

(H+01:40 ) All players feel the floor / ground-shaking.  ;

08:40 am 13 Alarms are received in the Control Room (H+01:40 ) indicating an earthquake greater than SSE.

08:40 am 14 Plant trip due to the earthquake.

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08:45 am 15 Emergency Coordinator declares a SITE AREA (H+01:45 ). EMERGENCY and orders a site evacuation.

08:55 am 16 CONTINGENCY MESSAGE (H+01:55 ) Plant conditions warrant declaration of a SITE AREA EMERGENCY.

09:30 am 17 A large LOCA occurs.

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The Emergency Coordinator should declare a GENERAL EMERGENCY.

09:45 am 18 CONTINGENCY MESSAGE (H+02:45 ) Plant conditions warrant declaration of a General Emergency.

12:30 pm 19 An ERDC team member is injured in the (H+05:30 ) RCA. '

1:30 pm Containment pressure is reduced to'the point' (H+06:30 ) that the release is stopped..

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3:00 pm 20 The exercise is terminated at the direction (H+08:00 ) of the Lead Exercise-Controller.

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OF ANTICIPATED PLAYER RESPONSES Time Message Information Event Sumery Anticipated Response Controtter Notes OP:00 am Message No: 1 initlet conditions are established for all NONE NONE (Ho00:00 ) players at the exercise briefing held 24 From: hours prior to the event.

Lead Controtter To:

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Ptryer Briefing 07:00 am Message No: 2 Initial conditions are established in the NONE NONE IMo00:00 ) simulator: operating crew receives turnover.

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Sinulator 07:00 am Message No: 3 Initial conditions are established at Access Access Control personnet Ensure att needed RWP's and (Ho00:00 ) Control. shocid p t appropriate RWP's gapes for the exercise are From: e*d GAP's for the exercise, posted.

OSC Controtter To:

Lead RP Tech Location:

Unit 2 Access Controt 07:10 am Message No: 4 A sick / injured person is reported at the NOSF Medical team dispatched to the See 1st Ald/ Rescue Controller (No00:10 ) requiring medical response. NOSF. section of the manual for From: instructions.

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OP:30 am Message No: 5 Fire in Unit 2, TRN A, Centrifugal Charging Dispatch of an operator to See Fire origade Controller p 00:30 ) Ptrp. verify the alarm, and assenbty section of the manual for From: of the Fire Brigade. Instructions.

Simulator Lead Controtter Te:

Control Room Operators location:

Simtator 07:40 am Message No: 6 Emergency coordinator declares an ALERT, Dismissat of att non-TU Early dismissal of personnel (Ho00:40 ) orders early dismissal of non-TU Electric Electric engineering and will NOT be demonstrated.

From: engineering and construction personnet. construction personnel.

Simulator Lead Controtter Emergency Organization To: personnel start to staff their Shift Supervisor facilities.

Location: EPP-201 Chart 11 Simtator 111, 118 J7:45 em Message No: 7 Site anbutance is mechanically disabled at Station personnet take actions See 1st Ald/ Rescue controtter (Ho00:45 ) Walls Hospital in Glen Rose. necessary to recover medical section of the manual for From: personnel. Instructions.

First Aid Roleplayer To:

NTH Location:

Anbutance 07:55 am Message No: 8 CONTINGENCY MESSAGE: Declaration of an ALERT. Pass only with permission of (CD00:55 ) The Shif t Supervisor / Emergency Coordinator the Lead Exercise Controller.

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Locatlon:

Simtator 08:00 am Message No: 9 toose Parts Monitor alarm received on Unit 1. Operating crew takes actions Pass only if sirrulator is 0 01:00 ) per ABM 910. unavailable.

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Simulator 08:20 am Message No: 10 Loss of Unit 1, RCP #3. Operating crew takes actions Pass only if sinutator is (Ho01:20 ) per ABN-101. tmavailable.

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Control Room Operator-Location:

Simulator 08:25 am Message No: 11 The Shift Stpervisor is instructed by the TES Shift Supervisor maintains Pass this message only if (No01:25 ) Dispatcher to maintain current power tevet current power tevet. Shift Supervisor requests to From: for grid integrity. conew nce plant shutdown.

TES Dispatcher Roleplayer To:

Shift Supervisor Location:

Simulator 08:40 am Message No: 12 .arthquake occurs testing about 30 seconds. Operating crew should seek to Att facilities need to ensure

@ 01:40 ) Att players feet the floor / ground shaking. determine the magnittde of the this message is passed to the Frem: earthquake, then consult the players.

Misc Controtters EPP for actions.

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OF ANTICIPATED PLAfER RESPONSES Time Message information Event Suninary Anticipated Response Controller Notes 08:40 am *** CONTINUED ***

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All Players Location:

ALL 08:40 am Message No: 13 Alarms are received in the Control Room the Emergency Coordinator is none (0o01:40 ) indicating an earthquake greater than SSE. expected to declare a SITE From: AREA EMERGENCY due to the Simulator Controller earthquake >SSE.

To: EPP-201, Chart 12 Control Room operator 12A, 128, 12C, 12D OR Location: 12A, 128, 12C, 12E, 12D Simulator 08:40 am Message No: 14 Plant trip due to the earthquake. Actions per ABN-907. Pass only if simulator is tNo01:40 ) unavailable.

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Control Room Operator Location:

Simulator 08:45 am Message No: 15 Emergency Coordinator declares a SITE AREA EOF is activated ed site Actual site evacuation will (No01:45 ) EMERGENCY and orders a site evacuation, evacuation is simulated. NOT be demonstrated.

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Emergency Coordinator Location: '

TSC 08:55 mm Message No! 16 CONTINGENCY MESSAGE Emergency Coordinator Pass only with permission of (No01:55 } Plant conditions warrent declaration of a declares a SAE. the Exercise Lead Centrotter.

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From: SITE AREA EMERGENCY.

TSC Lead Controtter To:

Emergency Coordinator Location:

TSC 09:30 am Message No: 17 A large LOCA occurs. Operating crew will enter none (No02:30 ) E0P-0.0, and take actions as From: The Emergency Coordinator should declare a necessary.

Simulator Controtter GENERAL EMERGENCY.

EPP-201, Chart 2 for 2A, 28, 2C, 2D, 2E Control Room Operator OR EPP-201, Chart 5 Location: SA, 58, SC, SD Sinulator 09:45 em Message No: 18 CCNTINGEktY MESSAGE Emergency Coordinator declares Pass this message only with (No02:45 ) Plant conditions warrant declaration of a a GENERAL EMERGENCY. permission of the Lead From: General Emergency. Exercise Controller.

TSC Lead Controtter to:

Ernergency Coordinator Location:

TSC 12:30 pm Message No: 19 An ERDC tearn meeber is injured in the RCA. ERDC tearn menbers render first See First Ald/ Rescue (CD05:30 ) aid and request medical controtter section of the From: response. manual.

ERDC Controlter OSC dispatches medical team.

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1:30 pq Message No: NONE Containment pressure is reduced to the point none none (No06:30 ) that the retesse is stopped.

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3:00 pm Message No: 20 The exercise is terminated at the direction At t personnet should secure This message is to be passed (N*08:00 ). of the tend Exercise Controt ter, exercise related activities at the direction of the lead From: and prepare for facility Exercise Controtter.

Exercise lead contretter critiques.

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TO: All TUE exercise players FROM: Lead Controller LOCATION: Player Briefing TIME: 07:00 am (H+00:00 )

MESSAGE: Unit #1 is in the process of a reactor startup and is at 23% power in its third fuel cycle, with 374 Effective Full Power Days utilization of the core. Unit #2 is operating at 100% power in its first fuel cycle with 35 Effective Full Power Days utilization of the core. ,

The exercise is scheduled to begin at 07:00 a.m. on July 28, 1993.

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LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 07:00 am (H+00:00 )

MESSAGE: Unit #1 is in the process of a reactor startup and is'at 23% power in its third fuel cycle, with 374 Effective Full Power days utilization of the core. Unit #2 is operating at 100% power in its first fuel cycle with 35 Effective Full Power days utilization of the core. All plant parameters are normal and stable. ,

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TO: Lead RP Tech FROM:OSC Controller LOCATION: Unit 2 Access Control TIME: 07:00 am (H+00:00 )

MESSAGE: There is no ongoing work in the RCA to support the exercise.

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MESSAGE: Hello, my name is .

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TO: Control Room Operators FROM: Simulator Lead Cc LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 07:30 am (H+00:30 )

MESSAGE: The following alarm is received on the Main Fire Control Panel:

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TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: Simulator Lead Cc LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 07:40 am (H+00:40 )

MESSAGE: Attention all personnel.

THIS IS A DRILL The Emergency Coordinator has declared an ALERT.

If this were a real emergency all non-TU Electric engineering and construction personnel would be dismissed, from the site.

This dismissal DOES NOT apply to any personnel for today's drill.

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LOCATION: Ambulance TIME: 07:45 am (H+00:45 )

MESSAGE: Ambulance's transmission is broken and can't be driven back to the site.

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This message is timed to be passed 15 minutes after conditions warrant an ALERT.

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MESSAGE: CONTINGENCY MESSAGE Plant conditions warrant declaration of an ALERT.  ;

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TO: Control Room Operator FROM: Simulator Control LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 08:00 am (H+01:00 ) ,

MESSAGE: Announciators in the simulator include:

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TO: Control Room Operator FROM: Simulator Control ,

LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 08:20 am (H+01:20 )

MESSAGE: Announciators in the simulaotr include: l ALB-05A 1.1 1.2 ALB-05B 1.6 3.3 k

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TO: Shift Supervisor FROM:TES Dispatcher Ro LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 08:25 am (H+01:25 )

MESSAGE: Due to current grid loading and capacity, maintain current power level for at least 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br />.

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TO: Control Room Operator FROM: Simulator Control LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 08:40 am (H+01:40 ) .

MESSAGE: As the floor is shaking, the following announciators are received:

PRIMARY BOARDS none BALANCE OF PLANT BOARDS 1-ALB-2A, 1.1 TIME HISTORY ACCELEROMETER OPER [

2.1 OBE SEISMIC SWITCH ACT 3.1 75% OBE SEISMIC SWITCH ACT 4.1 100% SEISMIC SWITCH ACT l

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TO: Control Room Operator FROM: Simulator Control ,

LOCATION: Simulator  !

TIME: 08:40 am (H+01:40 )

i MESSAGE: Announciators in the simulators include: $

ALB-6C: 1.2, 2.2, 2.5  :

ALB-6D: 1.6, 1.7, 2.6, 2.7, 3.6, 3.7, 4.6, 4.7 ALB-5A: 1.3, 2.3, 4.3 l ALB-5B: 1.6 ALB-5C: 1.3 -

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LOCATION: TSC TIME: 08:45 am (H+01:45 )

MESSAGE: Attention all personnel.

THIS IS A DRILL The Emergency Coordinator has ordered a site evacuation. -

If this weere a real emergency you would be given information concerning evacuation routes and areas to .

avoid due to the emergency conditions. l The following alarm is for drill purposes only. Disregard 4 the following alarm.

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MESSAGE: CONTINGENCY MESSAGE Plant conditions warrant declaration of a SITE AREA EMERGENCY.

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LOCATION: Simulator TIME: 09:30 am (H+02:30 )

MESSAGE: Announciators in the simulator include:

ALB-2A: 1.7, 1.8, 2.7 ALB-2B: 1.10, 2.10, 3.10 -

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ALB-5B: 3.6 ALB-5C: 1.2

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CONTROLLER INFORMATION FOR MESSAGE NO: __ 18C Page 1 Pass this message only with permission of the Exercise Lead Controller.  :

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LOCATION: TSC TIME: 09:45 am (H+02:45 )

MESSAGE: CONTINGENCY MESSAGE Plant conditions warrant declaration of a GENERAL EMERGENCY.

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MESSAGE: One of the ERDC team members has been injured and requires first aid.

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TO: All personnel FROM: Exercise Lead Cor- l LOCATION: All Facilities ,

TIME: 3:00 pm (H+08:00 )  ;

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L TU ELECTRIC COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 1993 FIELD EXERCISE 2.2 OFFSITE OBJECTIVES

COMANCHE PEAK EIERCISE OBJECTIVES ,

FOR THE 1993 GRADED EXERCISE OBJECTIVE 1 (2): MOBILIZATION OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL Demonstrate the capability to alert and fully mobilize personnel for both emergency facilities and field operations. Demonstrate the capability to activate and staff emergency facilities for emergency operations.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 OBJECTIVE 2 (5): FACILITIES - EQUIPMENT, DISPLAYS, AND WORK ENVIRONMENT Demonstrate the adequacy of f acilities, equipment, displays, and other materials to support emergency operations.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 10, 12 j

OBJECTIVE 3 (3): DIRECTION AND CONTROL Demonstrate the capability to direct and control emergency operations.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1,2,3,4, 7, 12 OBJECTIVE 4 (4): COMMUNICATIONS Demonstrate the capability to communicate with all appropriate emergency personnel at facilities and in the field. ,

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 ,

OBJECTIVE 5 (6): EMERGENCY WORKER EXPOSURE CONTROL Demonstrate the capability to continuously monitor and control radiation exposure to emergency workers.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14 1 l 2

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I Demonstrate the appropriate use of equipment and procedures for determining field radiation measurements.

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OBJECTIVE 7 (10): PLUME DOSE PROJECTIONS Demonstrate the capability to develop dose projections and protective action .j recommendations regarding evacuation and sheltering. j JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE LOCATION (S): 7  ;

OBJECTIVE 8 (8,9): FIELD RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING - AIRBORNE RADIOIODINE AND PARTICUI. ATE ACTIVITY MONITORING j Demonstrate the appropriate use of equipment and procedures for the' measurement of airborne radiciodine concentrations as low as 104 (0.0000001) microcuries per ,

cubic centimeter in the presence of noble gas and obtain samples of particulate .j activity in the airborne plume.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE LOCATION (S): 6, 11' OBJECTIVE 9 (11): PLUME PROTECTIVE ACTION DECISION MAKING Demonstrate the capability to make timelf and appropriate-protective ~ action -

decisions (PAD). ,

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1,2,7 OBJECTIVE 10 (12): ALERT AND NOTIFICATION  :$

Demonstrate the capability to promptly alert and notify the'public within the .

10-mile plume pathway emergency planning zone (EPZ) and disseminate instructional . ~

messages to the public on the basis of decisions.by appropriate. State or_ local officials. -

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OBJECTIVE 11 (13): PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS AND EMERGENCY INFORMATION Demonstrate the capability to coordinate the formulation and dissemination of accurate information and instructions to the public.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1, 2 OBJECTIVE 12 (14): EMERGENCY INFORMATION - MEDIA Demonstrate the capability to coordinate the development and dissemination of clear, accurate, and timely information to the news media.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 10 OBJECTIVE 13 (15): EMERGENCY INFORMATION - RUNOR CONTROL Demonstrate the capability to establish and operate rumor control in a coordinated and timely manner.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 10 OBJECTIVE 14 (16,17): IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTIVE ACTIONS - USE OF KI FOR EMERGENCY NORKERS, INSTITUTIONALIZED INDIVIDUALS, AND TRE OENERAL PUBLIC Demonstrate the capability and resources to implement potassium iodide (KI) protective actions for emergency workers, institutionalized individuals, and, if the State plan specifies, the general public.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1,2,6,7, 12, 13 OBJECTIVE 15 (18): IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTIVE ACTIONS -

SPECIAL POPULATIONS Demonstrate the capability and resources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for special populations.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1, 2 3

OBJECTIVE 16 (19): IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTIVE ACTIONS - SCHOOLS Demonstrate the capability and resources necessary to implement protective actions for school children within the plume exposure pathway emergency planning zone (EPZ).

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DEMONSTRATED ,

OBJECTIVE 17 (20): TRAFFIC AND ACCESS CONTROL Demonstrate the organizational capability and resources necessary to control evacuation traffic flow and to control access to evacuated and sheltered areas.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1, 2, 15 OBJECTIVE 18 (21)4 RECEPTION CENTER -

MONITORING, DECONTAMINATION, AND REGISTRATION Demonstrate the adequacy of procedures, facilities, equipment, and personnel for the radiological monitoring, decontamination, and registration of evacuees.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 5 OBJECTIVE 19 (22): CONGREGATE CARE Demonstrate the adequacy of facilities, equipment, supplies, personnel, and procedures for congregate care of evacuees.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: LOCAL LOCATION (S} 5 OBJECTIVE 20 (23): MEDICAL SERVICES - TRANSPORTATION Demonstrate the adequacy of vehicles, equipment, procedures, and personnel for transporting contaminated, injured, or exposed individuals.

JURISD1CTIOI:AL RESPONSIBILITY: LOCAL LOCATION (S): 9 4

OBJECTIVE 21 (24): MEDICAL SERVICES - FACILITIES Demonstrate the adequacy of the equipment, procedures, supplies, and personnel of medical facilities responsible for treatment of contaminated, injured, or exposed individuals.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: LOCAL LOCATION (S): 8, 14 OBJECTIVE 22 (25): EMERGENCY WORKERS, EQUIPMENT, AND VEHICLES - MONITORING AND DECONTAMINATION Demonstrate the adequacy of procedures for the monitoring and decontamination of emergency workers, equipment, and vehicles.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: LOCAL LOCATION (S): THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DEMONSTRATED OBJECTIVE 23 (26): SUPPLEMENTARY ASSISTANCE (FEDERAL /OTHER)

Demonstrate the capability to identify the need for external assistance and to request such assistance from Federal or other support organizations.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DEMONSTRATED OBJECTIVE 24 (27): POST-EMERGENCY SAMPLING Demonstrate the use of equipment and procedures for the collection and transportation of samples from areas that receive deposition from the airborne plume.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE LOCATION (S): THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DEMONSTRATED .,

i OBJECTIVE 25 (28): LABORATORY OPERATIONS Demonstrate laboratory operations and procedures for measuring and analyzing  :

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OBJECTIVE 27 (30): INGESTION EXPOSURE PATHWAY -

PROTECTIVE ACTION IMPLEMENTATION l Demonstrate the capability to implement protective actions for the ingestion f exposure pathway. .

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL-l LOCATION (S): THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DEMONSTRATED i

OBJECTIVE 28 (32): RELOCATION, RE-ENTRY, AND RETURN - DECISION NAKING Demonstrate the capability to develop decisions on relocation, re-entry, and return.

• JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S) THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DEMONSTRATED OBJECTIVE 29 (33): RELOCATION, RE-ENTRY, AND RETURN - IMPLEMENTATION Demonstrate the capability to implement appropriate measures for relocation, -

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JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S) - THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DE,MONSTRATED  !

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OBJECTIVE 31 (35): OFFSITE SUPPORT FOR THE EVACUATION OF ONSITE PERSONNEL Demonstrate the capability to provide of f site support for the evacuation of onsite personnel.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: LOCAL LOCATION (S): THIS OBJECTIVE WILL NOT BE DEMONSTRATED OBJECTIVE 32 (36): UNANNOUNCED EXERCISE OR DRILL Demonstrate the capability to carry out emergency response functions in an unannounced exercise or drill. -

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL LOCATION (S): 1,2,4 OBJECTIVE 33 (36): OFF-HOURS EXERCISE OR DRILL Demonstrate the capability to carry out emergency response functions during an off-hours exercise or drill.

JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILITY: STATE, LOCAL '

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CODE IEAM ELEMENT OR FACILITY NAME LOCATION

1. Somervell County EOC Glen Rose

2. Hood County EOC Granbury '[

3. Texas State EOC Austin

4. Disaster District EOC Waco

5. Relocation Center Cleburne

6. State Field Teams 10 mile EPZ

7. Bureau of Radiation Control CPSES EOF

8. Walls Regional Hospital Cleburne

9. Hood General Hospital EMS Ambulance Granbury

10. News Center CPSES Visitor Center

11. BRC Mobile Laboratory Granbury '

12. BRC Staging Area Granbury

13. State Contamination Control Teams 10 mile EPZ

14. Hood General Hospital Granbury

15. Traffic and Access Control Locations 10 mile EPZ B. Objective 1, the State EOC in Austin will be activated with minimum staffing only. This EOC will provide exercise coordination as required.

C. Objective 1, mobilization and activation of personnel will be performed in accordance with approved plans and procedures with the exception of Texas Department of Health and Department of Public Safety personnel. Due to scenario time constraints, selected personnel will be prepositioned in the l local area (Glen Rose or Granbury), and actual deployment times will not be demonstrated.  !

D. Objective 9, the BRC will advise / recommend protective actions to local  !

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F. Objective 12, interaction with the media during exercise of the News Center will be simulated with roleplayers acting as media representatives.  ;

G. Objective 13, rumor control at locations 1-4 will only be exercised as it .

related to the. overall coordination process with the - Joint Information Center (JIC). This activity will not be demonstrated as a separate or primary function since the JIC at the facility has primary responsibility for-this function.

H. Objective 15, contact with special populations will be simulated by contact with a control cell.

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i J. Objective 18 and 19, k. ..fcise play at the Cleburne Relocation Center will be of a limited scope. Only those areas necessary to demonstrate contamination control and radiological monitoring at the decontamination area will be exercised. j K. Objective 21, the Medical Drill at the Walls Regional Hospital will be performed out of sequence.

L. Objective 32 and 33, the unannounced off-hours drill will be conducted

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Pcg) Ko. 2 COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION GRADED EXERCISE - JULY 28, 1993 TIME MSGNO PB LOCATION T1 11:30 AM 47 PB- Hood County EOC I am R.J. Bynm of Walnut Springs. The roads aren 11:30 AM 48 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is R.D. Rico. an aide to Senator B.W. Denton.

11:35 AM 49 PB- Hood County EOC My name is Wouyen Quan Tinh. I have an organic ve 11:45 AM 50 Access control Points - SOUTH Request that Field Monitoring Team One exit area t ,

11:45 AM 51 PB- Hood County EOC This is Lynne Anthony. My elderly father is in a 11:50 AM $2 Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) Tarrant County is bringing a convoy of 11 trucks i 11:50 AM 53 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am J.S. Berroa, Judge of Ellis Comty. Local fa 11:50 AM $4 PR- CPSES EOF This is B.D. Katz of WrAA Televisicn news. I want 12:00 PM $5 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for A. Slapson: ,

12:00 PM 56 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for B. Schwartz: '

12:00 PM 57 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for J. Allison:

12:00 PM 58 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for T. smtson:

12:00 PM $9 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for K. Jones:

12:00 PM 60 Cteburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for M. Mullins:

12:00 PM 61 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for W. Smith:  !

12:00 PM 62 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for R. MacNatch:

12:00 PM 63 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for G. Hermack:

12:00 PM 64 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for J. Sullman:

12:00 PM 65 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for A. Wilson:

12:00 PM 66 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for A. Denton: ,

12:00 PM 67 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for C. Berlson:

12:05 PM 68 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am R.J. Bynm of Walnut Springs. I want the Dep 12:05 PM 69 PB- CPSES EOF This is B.J. Stone from State Senator Edward's off 12:15 PM 70 Cleburne Relocation Center You are R. Murphy from Garland. You have come to 12:15 PM 71 PB- Hood Comty EOC My name is Mary Ednonds. I'm working at the St. L 12:15 PM 72 PB- Somervell County EOC My name is Mary Ednonds. I'm working at the St. L 12:20 PM 73 PS- Hood County EOC My name is E.R. Roth. I am a lawyer in San Angelo 12:20 PM 74 Hood County EOC Request the Disaster District EOC to locate and pr j 12:30 PM 75 PB- Hood Comty EOC This is M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from ary ho 12:30 PM 76 PB- Somervell Comty EOC This in M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from my ho '

12:30 PM 77 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for R. Doda:

12:50 PM 78 Cleburne Relocation Center Your other s@ plies are holding up OK, but the Cle i 12:50 PM 79 Cleburne Relocation Center Some occupants at the Cleburne Relocation Center h 12:50 PM 80 PB- Hood County [0C This is the City Manager of Whitney. 1 want to kn 12:50 PM 81 PB- Somervell Comty EOC My name is C.M. Navaro. I am a representative of 1:00 PM 82 PB- Somervell Comty EOC My name is P.M. Momds. I'm working at St. Luke's 1:00 PM 83 Hood County EOC Upon termination of the release, Hom:f County is 1:05 PM 84 PB- Somervell County EOC My name is S.W. McLane. I am concerned that no on 1:05 PN 85 PB Somervell County EOC This is T.R. Pallison, manager of the Cedar Break 1:10 PM 86 hood County EOC You have received calls from comty a .ichants who 1:10 PM 87 Hood County EOC Ask Disaster District 6A EOC in Waco for assistanc 1:15 PM 88 Cleburne Relocation Center Your supplies are holding up OK, but your last spa 1:15 PM 89 PB Hood County EOC This is B.G. Tiddes from Hamilton. A lot of peopt 1:15 PM 90 PB- Misaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is Mr. R.D. Saldo, an aide to State Senator 1:15 PW 91 PB- CPSES EOF This is R.D. Saldo, en aide to State Senator B.W.

1:30 PM 92 PB Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am J.K. Franks. I live in Erath County. I make 1:35 PM 93 PB- Hood County EOC This is J.X. Carlson calling from Corpus Christi.

Pcge No. 3 CDMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION GRADED EXERCISE - JULY 28, 1993 TIME MSGNO PB LOCATION T1 1:40 PM 94 PB- Hood County EOC My name is W.0. Kessler. We were told to leave ou 1:40 PM 95 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is K.M. Lauran of WBAP news connect see to you 1:55 PM 96 Hood County EOC Ask the Disaster District Chairman of DPS District 1:55 PM 97 Somervell County EOC Request that the Disaster District EOC in Waco pro 2:00 PM 98 P8- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is J.D. horris with FEMA Region VI. What adv 2:00 PM 99 Somervell County COC Request assistance from the Disaster District in W 2:15 PM 100 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is C.V. Bradford of the Associated Milk Produ 2:20 PM 101 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is S. Klein, an aid to Senator Phil Grahws.

3:00 PM 102 All Locations The Ep.ercise is Terminatedi THIS IS NOT A CRIL1 1 4:00 PM 103 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTEA Monitoring data for A.V. Sang:

4:00 PM 104 Access control Points - EXTRA You at e Bo Ticeswanp. You want to pass into the a 4:00 PM 105 Access Control Points - EXTRA You are E.1. Oh, and you want to pass through the 4:00 PM 106 Access Control Points - EXTRA You are J.D. Irete. Arrive at the access control 4:00 PM 107 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for L. Davit:

4:00 PM 108 Access Control Points - EXTRA You are A.W. Sang, You are going into the affecte 4:00 PM 109 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data f or Bo Tideswanp:

4:00 PM 110 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for E.I. Oh:

4:00 PM 111 Cleaurne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for J.D. Irate:

4:00 PM 112 Access Control Points - EXTRA Your nsne is L. Davit. You are a lawyer from West 4:00 PM 113 Access Control Points - EXTRA Your name is R.J. Even. Try to talk your way past i 4:00 PM 114 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for R.J. Even:

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Page No. 1 COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION GRADED EXERCISE - JULY 28, 1993 TINE MSGNO PB LOCATION T1 10:30 AM 22 Access Control Poin'ts - NORTH When you need to contact the Field Monitoring Team 10:30 AM 23 Access Control Points - SOUTH When you need to contact the Field Monitoring Team ,

11:05 AM 28 Access Control Points - NORTH You are C. Bertson. You are on your way to pick u 11:10 AM 29 Access Control Points - NORTH Your name is A. Denton. Try to talk your way past 11:10 AM 30 Access Ccetrol Points SOUTH You are G. Hermack. You want to pass into the aff 11:10 AM 31 Access Contret Points - NORTH You are J. Sullman, and you want to pass through t 11:10 AM 32 Access control Points - SOUTH You are A. Wilson and you went to pass through the 11:15 AM 33 Access Control Points - NORTH You are A. Simpson. You are going into the affect 11:15 AM 34 Access Control Points - SOUTH You are B. Schwartz. You had just gone to town wh  ;

Access Control Points - NORTH You are J. Allison. You want to pass into the af f 11:15 AM 35 11:15 AM 36 Access Control Points - SOUTH You are T. Smtson. You and your spouse evacuatec' 11:15 AM 37 Access Control Points - SOUTH Your naine is R. MacHetch. Using the following ren 11:20 AM 41 Access Control Points - NORTH You are K. Jones. You want to pass through t',se af 11:20 AM 42 Access Control Points 4 SOUTH tou are M. Mullins. Arrive at the access .:ontrol 11:20 AM 43 Access control Points - NORTH Your name is W. Smith. Using the follosing genera 11:45 AM 50 Access control Points - SOUTH Request that Field Monitoring Team Onr exit area t 4:00 PM 104 Access Control Points - EXTRA You are Bo Tideswanp. You want to pass into the a ,

4:00 PM 105 Access Control Points - EXTRA You are E.1. Oh, and you want to pass through the 1 4:00 PM 106 Access Control Points - EXTRA You are J.D. Irate. Arrive at the access control 4:00 PM 108 Access Control Points - EXTRA You are A.W. Sang. You are going into the affecte 4:00 PM 112 Access Control Points - EXTRA Your name is L. Davit. You are a lawyer from West 4:00 PM 113 Access Control Points - EXTRA Your name is R.J. Even. Try to talk your way past 3:00 PM 102 All Locations The Exercise is Terminated! THIS IS NOT A DRILL I 10:00 AM 8 BRC Staging Area APPROXIMATELY 10:00 AM FOLLOWING THE ISSUANCE OF P i

09:00 AM 7 CPSES EOF Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station experienced a 10:00 AM 9 CPSES EOF APPROXIMATELY 10:00 AM (FOLLOWING LOCAL ISSUANCE o 10:10 AM 13 CPSES EOF APPROXIMATELY 10:10 AM FOLLOWING SELECTION OF ROAD 11:50 AM 54 PB- CPSES EOF This is B.D. Katz of WFAA Television news. I want 12:05 PM 69 PB- CPSES EOF This is B.J. Stone from State Senator Edward's of f 1:15 PM 91 PB- CPSES EOF This is R.D. Saldo, an aide to State Senator B.W.

12:00 PM 55 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for A. Sinoson:

12:00 PM 56 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for B. Schwartz:

12:00 PM 57 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for J. Attison:

12:00 PM 58 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for T. Buntson: ,

12:00 PM 59 Cteburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for K.. Jones:

12:00 PM 60 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for M. Mullins:

12:00 PM 61 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for W. Smith:

12:00 PM 62 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for R. MacMatch:

12:00 PM 63 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for G. Hermack:

12:00 PM 64 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for J. Sullman:

12:00 PM 65 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for A. Wilson: ,

12:00 PM 66 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for A. Denton:  !

12:00 PM 67 Cleburne Relocation Center Monitoring data for C. Bertson:

12:15 PM 70 Cleburne Relocation Center You are R. Murphy from Garland. 700 have come to

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12:50 PM 78 Cleburne Relocation Center Your other s @ plies are holding W OK, but the Cle  ;

i 12:50 PM 79 Cleburne Relocation Center Some occupants at the Cleburne Relocation Center h 1:15 PM 88 Clecurne Relocation Center Your supplies are holding @ OK, but your last spa 4:00 PM 103 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for A.W. Sang:

4:00 PM 107 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for L. Davitt j 4:00 PM 109 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for Bo Tideswamp:

4:00 PM 110 Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for E.1. Oh:

f 4:00 PM 111 Cleburne Pflocation Center - EXTRA Mmitoring data for J.D. Irate:

4:00 PM 114 Cleburne R,elocation Center - EXTRA Monitoring data for R.J. Even: l 1

When you need to contact the Field Monitoring Team 10:30 AM 21 Current Location 09:00 AM 5 Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station e'xperienced a 10:30 AM 20 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am B.K. Singh, Envirorvnental reporter with the D 10:50 AM 27 PB; Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am W.M. Richards, a reporter with the Ft. Worth 11:15 AM 40 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Weco) This is G. Gerard with the Santa Fe Railroad in Fo 11:20 AM 44 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is K.M. Lauran of WBAP news. I want a spokes  !

11:20 AM 45 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is J.W. Franklin, Palo Pinto County Judge. B

• 11:25 AM 46 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is R. Pratt, en aid to Senator Flint. The se ,

11:30 AM 48 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is R.D. Rico, an aide to Senator B.W. Denton. $

11:50 AM 52 Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) Tarrant County is bringing a convoy of 11 trucks i ,

11:50 AM $3 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am J.S. Berroa, Judge of Ellis County. Local fa i 12:05 PM 68 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am R.J. Byntsn of Walnut Springs. I want the Dep _

f 1:15 PM 90 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is Mr. R.D. Saldo, an side to State Senator l l

1:30 PM 92 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am J.K. Franks. I live in Erath County. I make ~!

1:40 PM 95 PB Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is K.M. Lauran of WBAP news connect me to you f 2:00 PM 98 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is J.D. Norris with FEMA Region VI. What adv 2:15 PM 100 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is C.V. Bradford of the Associated Milk Produ= l 2:20 PM 101 PB Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is S. Klein, an aid to Senator Phil Graham. j 09:00 AM 2 Hood County EOC Following the activation of the Alert & Notificati 09:00 AM 3 Hood County EOC Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station experienced a i 10:00 AM 10 Hood County EOC APPROXIMATELY 10:00 AM (FDLLOWING LOCAL ISSUANCE O  !

10:10 AM 14 Hood County EOC APPROXIMATELY 10:10 AM FOLLOWING SELECTION OF ROAD 1 10:20 AM 16 PB Hood County EOC This is Major John Harris with the Salvation Arw/ ')

10:25 AM 17 PB- Hood County EOC This is B.R. Stallworth calling from Mineral Wells ,

10:30 AM 18 Hood County EOC The prisoners in the jail have learned of the acci i 10:40 AM 24 PB* Hood County EOC This is State Representative L.T. Jac Ls. I want 1 11:15 AM 38 PB- Hood County EOC This is Annie Bear. I am a tour bus operator from j 11:30 AM 47 PB* Hood County Eoc  ! am R.J. Bynum of Walnut Springs. The roads aren )

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11:45 AM 51 PB- Hood County EOC This is Lynne Anthony. My elderly f ather is in a 12:15 PM 71 PB- Hood County EOC My name is Mary Edmonds. I'm working at the St. L 12:20 PM 73 PB- Hood County EOC My name is E.R. Roth. I am a lawyer in San Angelo 12:20 PM 74 Hood County EOC Request the Disaster District EOC to locate and pr

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• JULY 28, 1993 TIME MSGNO PB LOCATION T1 12:30 PM 75 PB- Hood Comty EOC This is M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from my ho I 12:50 PM 80 PB- Hood County EOC This is the City Manager of Whitney. I want to kn 1:00 PM 83 Hood County EOC Opon termination of the release, Hood Comty is 1:10 PM 86 Hood County EOC Vou have received calls frem county merchants who 1 10 PM 87 Hood County EOC Ask Disaster District 6A EOC in Waco for assistanc 1:15 PM 89 PB- Hood County EOC This is B.C. Tiddes from Hamilton. A lot of peopt 1:35 PM 93 PB- Hood County EOC This is J X. Carlson calling from Corpus Christi.

1:40 PM 94 PBa Hood County EOC My name is W.O., Kessler. ' We were told to leave ou 1:55 PM 96 Mood County EOC Ask the Disaster District Chairman of DPS District 09:00 AM 1 Saraervelt County E0C Following the a.ctivation of the Alert & Notificatl 09:00 AM 4 Sorrervell County EOC Comsnche Peak Steam Electric Statico experienced a 10:00 AM 41 Somervell County EOC APPRCXIMMELY 10:00 AM (FOLLOWING LOCAL ISSUANCE O 10:00 AM 12 PB- Somervell Comty EOC This is Barbara Castle. My husband Don is a Granb 10:10 AM 15 Somervell County EOC APPROXIMATELY 10:10 AM FOLLOWING SELECTION OF ROAD 10:30 AM 19 PB- Somervell County EDC I am R.J. Bynum of Walnut Springs. I want the Dep 10:45 AM 25 PB- Somervell County EOC This is State Representative L.T. Jacobs. I went 10:50 AM 26 PB- Somervell Comty EOC This is Deputy Gilbert Gordon. I have encountered l 11:15 AM 39 PB- Somervell County EOC This is Annie Bear. I am a tour bus operator. f rom 12:15 PM 72 PB- Somervell County EOC My name is Mary Edmords. I'm working at the St. L 12:30 PM 76 PB- Somervell County EOC This is M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from my ho 12:50 PM 81 PB- Somervelt County EOC My name is C.M. Navaro. I am a representative of 1:00 PM 82 PB- Somervell County EOC My name is P.M. Mounds. I'm working at St. Luke's 1:05 PM 84 PB- Somervell County EOC My name is S.W. McLane. I am concerned that no on 1:05 PM 85 PB- Somervell County EOC This is T.R. Pattison, manager of the Cedar Break 1:55 PM 97 Somervell County EOC Request that the Disaster District EOC in Waco pro 2:00 PM 99 Somervell County EOC Request assistance from the Disaster District in W 09:00 AM 6 State EOC (Austin) Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station experienced a ,

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10:20 AM 16 PB- Hrod County EOC This is Major John Harris with the Salvation Arary 10:25 AM 17 PB- Hood County EOC This is B.R. Stallworth calling from Mineral Wells 10:30 AM 19 PB- Somervell County EOC I am R.J. Bynun of kalnut Springs. I want the Dap 10:30 AM 20 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am B.K. Singh, Environmental reporter with the D 10:40 AM 24 PB- Hood County EOC This is State Representative L.T. Jacobs. I want 10:45 AM 25 PB Somervell Comty EOC This is State Representative L.T. Jacobs. I want 10:50 AM 26 PB- Somervell Comty EOC This is Deputy Gilbert Gordon. I have encountered 10:50 AM 27 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am W.M. Richards, a reporter with the Ft. Worth 11:15 AM 38 PB- Hood County EOC This is Annie Bear. I am a tour bus operator from 11:15 AM 39 PB- Somervelt Comty EOC This is Annie Bear. I am a tour bus operator from 11:15 AM 40 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Wsco) This is G. Gerard with the Santa Fe Railroad in Fo 11:20 M 44 PS- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is K.M. Lauron of WBAP news. I want a spokes 11:20 AM 45 PB- Ditaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is J.W. Franklin, Palo Pinto County Judge. B 11:25 AM 46 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is R. Pratt, an aid to Senator Flint. The Se 11:30 AM 47 PB- Hood County EOC I am R.J. Bynum of Walnut Springs. The roads aren 11:30 AM 48 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is R.D. Rico, an aide to Senator B.W. Denton.

11:35 AM 49 PB- Hood County EOC My name is Nguyen Quan Tirh. I have an organic ve 11:45 AM 51 PB Hood County EOC This is Lynne Anthony. My elderly f ather is in a 11:50 AM 53 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am J.S. Berros, Judge of Ellis Comty. Local fa 11:50 AM 54 PB- CPSES EOF This is B.D. Katz of WFAA Television news. I want 12:05 PM 68 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am R.J. Bynun of Walnut Springs. I want the Dep 12:05 PM 69 PB- CPSES EOF This is B.J. Stone from State Senator Edward's off 12:15 PM 71 PB+ Hood County EOC My name is Mary Ednonds. I'm working at the St. L 12:15 PM 72 PB- Somervell Comty EOC My name is Mary Ednonds. I'm working at the St. L 12:20 PM 73 PB- Hood County EOC My name is E.R. Roth. I am a lawyer in San Angelo 12:30 PM 75 PB- Hood County EOC This is M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from pry ho 12:30 PM 76 PB- Somervell County EOC This is M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from nry ho 12:50 PM 80 PD- Hood County EOC This is the City Manager of Whitney. I want to kn 12:50 PM 81 PB Somervell County EOC My name is C.M. Navaro. I am a representative of 1:00 PM 82 PB- Somervell County EOC My name is P.M. Mounds. I'm working at St. Luke's 1:05 PM 84 PB- Somervell County EOC My name is S.W. McLane. I am concerned that no on 1:05 PM 85 PB- Somervell County EOC This is T.R. Pallison, manager of the Cedar Break 1:15 PM 89 PB- Hood Comty EOC This is B.G. Tiddes from Hamilton. A lot of peop!

1:15 PM 90 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is Mr. R.D. Saldo, an aide to State Senator 1:15 PM 91 PB- CPSES EOF This is R.D. Saldo, an side to State Senator B.W.

1:30 PM 92 PB Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) I am J.K. Franks. I live in Erath County. I make 1:35 PM 93 PB Hood County EOC This is J.X. Carlson calling frem Corpus Christi.

1:40 PM 94 PB- Hood County EOC My name is W.0. Kessler. We were told to leave ou 1:40 PM 95 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is K.M. Lauren of WBAP news conn t me to you 2:00 PM 98 PB- Disaster District 6A [0C (Waco) This is J.D. Norris with FEMA Region VI. What adv 2:15 PM 100 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is C.V. Bradford of the Associated Milk Produ 2:20 PM 101 PB- Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) This is S. Klein, an aid to Senator Phil Graham.

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TO: Hood County Judge FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 09:00 AM' MESSAGE: Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station experienced a major  ;

earthquake at about 8:40 am. The damage was confined to the area of the plant. A check of your county would reveal no damage to roads, bridges, power and telephone lines, buildings, or gas distribution systems.

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FROM: Somervell County EOC Controller LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 09:00 AM MESSAGE: Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station experienced a major earthquake at about 8:40 am. The damage was confined to the ,

area of the plant. A check of your county would reveal no damage to roads, bridges, power and telephone lines, ,

buildings, or gas distribution systems.

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TIME: 09:00 AM MESSAGE: Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station experienced a major earthquake at about 8:40 am. The damage was confined to the area of the plant. A check of the local area would reveal F no damage to roads, bridges, power and telephone lines, buildings, or gas distribution systems.

The offsite scenario for this exercise is not intended to test natural disaster response capabilities. No further references to the earthquake are made in the offsite exercise scenario. If asked by CPSES personnel for damage reports, describe the local area's condition in accordance with the information provided above.

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TIME: 09:00 AM MESSAGE: Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station experienced a major earthquake at about 8:40 am. The damage was confined'to the i area of the plant. A check of the local area would reveal no damage to roads, bridges, power and telephone lines, buildings, or gas distribution systems.

i The offsite scenario for this exercise is not intended to test natural disaster response capabilities. No further references to the earthquake are made in the offsite exercise scenario. If asked by CPSES personnel for damage reports, describe the local area's condition in accordance with the information provided above.

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earthquake at about 8:40 am. The damage was confined -to the area of the plant. A check of the local area would reveal no damage to roads, bridges, power and telephone lines, buildings, or gas distribution systems. ,

The offsite scenario for this exercise is not intended to test natural disaster response capabilities. No further references to the earthquake are made in the offsite exercise scenario. If asked by CPSES personnel for damage reports, describe the local area's condition in accordance with the information provided above.

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ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS BY COUNTY AUTHORITIES.

In order that stated exercise objectives may be demonstrated, two access control points must actually be established. Coordinate your activities with the Chief of Field Operations, but send Contamination Control teams to the following two locations:

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TO: BRC Chief of Field Operations FROM: BRC Controller LOCATION: CPSES EOF TIME: 10:00 AM MESSAGE: APPROXIMATELY 10:00 AM (FOLLOWING LOCAL ISSUANCE OF PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS BY HOOD AND OR SOMERVELL COUNTY.)

(THIS MESSAGE IS.TO BE USED ONLY IF PLAYERS DO NOT PERFORM THE NECESSARY ACTION ON THEIR OWN. IT SHOULD BE PASSED 10 MINUTES AFTER THE ISSUANCE OF THE PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS.)

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SOMERVELL COUNTY.)

(THIS MESSAGE IS TO BE USED ONLY IF PLAYERS DO NOT PERFORM THE NECESSARY ACTION ON THEIR OWN. IT SHOULD BE PASSED 10 MINUTES AFTER THE ISSUANCE OF THE PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS.)

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TIME: 10:00 AM l-MESSAGE: APPROXIMATELY 10:00 AM (FOLLOWING LOCAL ISSUANCE OF PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS BY HOOD AND OR SOMERVELL COUNTY.)

(THIS MESSAGE IS TO BE USED ONLY IF PLAYERS DO NOT PERFORM THE NECESSARY ACTION ON THEIR OWN. IT SHOULD-BE PASSED 10 MINUTES AFTER THE ISSUANCE OF THE PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS.)

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TO: Somervell County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 10:00 AM MESSAGE: This is Barbara Castle. My husband Don is a Granbury volunteer EMT and is on an emergency run to the nuclear ,

plant. I am concerned about my husband's welfare and safety. I will be relocating our family to the Cleburne Relocation Center. How can I contact my husband and let him know where we are?

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In order for exercise play to involve the Contamination Control teams, two access control-points must actually be 1 established. Coordinate your activities with the Hood andL  !

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To: Hood County Sheriff FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 10:10 AM MESSAGE: APPROXIMATELY 10:10 AM FOLLOWING SELECTION OF ROADBLOCK LOCATIONS In order for exercise play to involve Law Enforcement personnel and the BRC Contamination Control teams, two access control points must actually be established.

Coordinate your activities with the Somervell County EOC and with BRC personnel in the CPSES EOF, but send your Law Enforcement officer to the North Access Control Point:

1. South Access Control Point - 8.2 miles east of the '

Hwy 67 & 56 intersection on Hwy 67 at the roadside park. It is about 2-3 miles east of.the Brazos River-Bridge on the south side of highway 67. *

2. North Access Control Point - Church parking lot on west side of Hwy 144, 2.1 miles south of intersection with US 377. (The team should set up at a safe  ;

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TO: Somervell County Sheriff FROM: Somervell County EOC Controller LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 10:10 AM MESSAGE: APPROXIMATELY 10:10 AM FOLLOWING SELECTION OF ROADBLOCK LOCATIONS In order for exercise play to involve Law Enforcement personnel and the BRC Contamination Control teams, two access control points must actually be established.

Coordinate your activities with the Hood County EOC and with BRC personnel in the CPSES EOF, but send your Law Enforcement officer to the East Acce'ss Control Point:

1. East Access Control Point - 8.2 miles east of the Hwy 67 & 56 intersection on Hwy 67 at the roadside park. It is about 2-3 miles east of the Brazos River Bridge on the south side of highway 67.

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-LOCATION: Hood. County EOC TIME: 10:20 AM MESSAGE: This~is Major John Harris with the Salvation Army in Ft. Worth. We have six truckloads (about 20 tons) of-supplies for shelters if you can locate the trucks and drivers to assist with moving them. When you have arranged for the trucks, call me at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TO: Hood County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 10:25 AM MESSAGE: This is B.R. Stallworth calling from Mineral Wells. I called the radio station in Granbury and they said you might be able to help me. My father lives in Pecan Plantation. We heard about the accident at the nuclear plant near there and are worried about him. Can you find out if ha is alright? His name is J.L. Stallworth and he doesn't have a telephone, so I can't call him myself. My telephone number is (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TO: Hood County Sheriff FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 10:30 AM MESSAGE: The prisoners in the jail have learned of the accident-at I CPSES through EBS radio broadcasts. The prisoners are  :

I concerned about the safety of their families. In particular, Steve Wilson's father lives 5 miles north of the nuclear plant, does not have a phone, and his car is broken down. WN.at are your actions?

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Bosque County from the contaminated area in order to prevent our homes from being contaminated with radiation.

I also plan to call the Governor on this request. Can you give me her phone number?

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco) .

TIME: 10:30 AM MESSAGE: I am B.K. Singh, Environmental reporter with the Dallas Morning News, and I would like information on: (1) What has occurred at Comanche Peak, (2) what actions are being taken to protect anyone near the plant, (3) Who with the State is  :

responsible for responding, (4) what type of response is involved at this time and, (5) does the Governor plan to ,

visit the site or make a statement? My direct number is (Phone Bank telephone number).

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LOCATION: Current Location TIME: 10:30 AM MESSAGE: When you need to contact the Field Monitoring. Team Leader >

next to pass information, use a backup system ONE time.

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TO: Hood County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 10:40 AM MESSAGE: This is State Representative L.T. Jacobs. I want to know if you have declared a State of Emergency as a result-of what is going on at Comanche Peak? If you need help getting the Governor or the President to declare a State

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TIME: 10:45 AM MESSAGE: This is State Representative L.T. Jacobs. I want to know if you have declared a State of Emergency as a result of r what is going on at Comanche Peak? If you need help getting the Governor or the President to declare a State of Emergency I'll be glad to help. Are there any other-issues I can help with at this time? My Austin office is also available for providing assistance. My telephone number is (Phone Bank telephone number). ,

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MESSAGE: This is Deputy Gilbert Gordon. I have encountered.a family i of five at the R.V. Park on the northeast side of Glen Rose. Their name is Hoest, and they do not speak English, only Hungarian. They are frightened by the sirens. I am-unable to communicate with them, what should I do? You can reach me at (Phone Bank telephone number). ,

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 10:50 AM MESSAGE: I am W.M. Richards, a reporter with the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram. I want to know if a radiation release has occurred at the Comanche Peak, and if so what areas were affected? What action is the State intending to take to protect the citizens of Texas? Will the Governor meet with the press today in Granbury regarding the incident? My direct line is (Phone Bank telephone number). My deadline for the late edition is 1:00 p.m.

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Local Resident - C. Berlson LOCATION: Access Control Points - NORTH TIME: 11:05 AM MESSAGE: You are C. Berlson. You are on your way to pick up your 13 year old nephew, Joe Berlson. He has a bad cold and stayed home from school today. His parents work in Dallas and are not expected home for several hours. They left the answering machine on so that Joe could get some sleep.

Their home is about a mile past the traffic access control point.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation' Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the ,

other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When-finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and-registration.

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C. Berlson's car has the following contamination:

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0.06 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.11 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator  :

0.15 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.05 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.08 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.06 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals  !

0.08 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.03 mr/ hour on the shift lever AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION: (if appropriate decon.

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OUTSIDE 0.02 mr/ hour inside wheel wells 0.04 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.09 mr/ hour at the exhaust none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE 0.03 mr/ hour on the floorboard 0.03 mr/ hour on the accelerator pedal background on all other locations A SECOND DECONTAMINATION. CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL LEVELS TO BACKGROUND EXCEPT AT THE EXHAUST, WHICH WILL BE AT i 0.03 MR/HR.

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Good luck. Don't give up the first time they say no.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the. team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

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TIME: 11:10 AM MESSAGE: You are G. Hermack. You want to pass into the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control point from outside the affected area. You are attempting to locate your brother who was plowing his garden earlier today. He is deaf, and cannot hear the sirens. His house is about 1 mile north of the turn off to De Cordova Bend.on Hood County Road 3210.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control. point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: The traveler is contaminated.

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LOCATION: Access Control Points - NORTH )

l TIME: 11:10 AM i MESSAGE: You are J. Sullman, and you want to pass through the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control point from outside the affected area. You want to get to your fishing lease which is about 8 miles north of the Comanche Peak on Hood County Road 211. You want to pass through the affected area because it would take longer to turn back and ,

go around. (You really have no pressing need to get to ,

your destination in a hurry, but you insist that'you are not afraid of any radiation and you want to go on through.)

r ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, .

go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If allowed entry at the first access control point,'the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out.

an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the '

other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Sullman and vehicle areinot contaminated.

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I TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Traveler - A. Wilson LOCATION: Access Control Points - SOUTH TIME: 11:10 AM MESSAGE: You are A. Wilson and you want to pass through the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control point from l outside the affected area. You want to get to the Wild ~

Animal Park to present a sales demonstration to the plant manager and his staff. It has taken over 3 months to get this appointment. Your boss is anxious to get an order from them. You are not worried about the radiation levels  ;

in the environment, and will sign a waiver of liability.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the-team  ;

will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the-other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: A. Wilson and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Local Resident - A. Simpson LOCATION: Access Control Points - NORTH TIME: 11:15 AM MESSAGE: You are A. Simpson. You are going into the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control points from outside the affected area. You are attempting to locate your brother who was checking some fences a couple of miles north of the plant.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the  !

other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for renitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: SEE ATTACHED DATA FOR PERSONNEL CONTAMINATION AT THE TIME OF EXIT.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR A. SIMPSON AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

A. Simpson has contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.04 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.02 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes >

0.10 mr/ hour around neck O.40 nr/ hour on face, primarily around the nose (If taken, nasal swabs will be background.)

THE VEHICLE IS NOT CONTAMINATED.

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Local Resident - B. Schwartz LOCATION: Access Control Points - SOUTH TIME: 11:15 AM MESSAGE: You are B. Schwartz. You had just gone to town when you got the word about the accident at the plant. You need to go back to your house (located 3 1/2 miles north of the nuclear plant) to feed your dogs. You have a commercial kennel and raise English Terriers for a living. There-are currently 9 adult females, two adult males, and two litters of seven puppies at your home. If you are unable to gain entry for " personal reasons," ask to be designated an emergency worker in order to gain access as.your business assets are in danger.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed.. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access' control point, go to the

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NOTE TO CONTROLLER: SEE ATTACHED DATA FOR PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION AT THE TIME OF EXIT.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR B. SCHWA RTZ ,

AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

B. Schwartz has contamination at the following levels and ,

locations:

0.2 mr/ hour on the palms of hands  :

0.9 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.4 mr/ hour on face 0.2 mr/ hour around neck AFTER REMOVAL OF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING:

0.5 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.2 mr/ hour around neck -

0.2 mr/ hour on face (If taken, nasal swabs will read background.)

AFTER FIRST DECONTAMINATION CYCLE: ,

All locations are at background.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR B. SCHWARTZ'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

B. Schwartz's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.9 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 2.0 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.3 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.6 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car i

INSIDE 0.5 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.5 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.2 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.3 mr/ hour on the shift lever AFTER DECONTAMINATION: (if appropriate decontamination methods are used)

OUTSIDE 0.2 mr/ hour inside wheel wells 1.0 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator  ;

0.1 mr/ hour at the exhaust

• none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE ,

0.2 mr/ hour on the floorboard 0.2 mr/ hour on the accelerator pedal background on all other locations A SECOND DECONTAMINATION CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL LEVELS TO BACKGROUND EXCEPT AT THE EXHAUST, WHICH WILL BE AT 0.03 MR/HR. '

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P TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Local Resident - J. Allison LOCATION: Access Control Points - NORTH TIME: 11:15 AM MESSAGE: You are J. Allison. You want to pass into the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control point from outside the affected area. You are on your way to your house to gather what you and your family will need. You may have to be away from home for a few days. You have plenty of time to do what you need to do.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning'in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration. '

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: SEE ATTACHED DATA FOR PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION AT THE TIME OF EXIT.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR J. ALLISON AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

J. Allison has contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.5 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.5 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.4 mr/ hour on face 0.35 mr/ hour around neck All other locations are background AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION ALL READINGS ARE BACKGROUND.

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i CONTAMINATION DATA FOR J. ALLISON'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

J. Allison's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE .

0.5 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells  !

0.8 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator ,

2.1 mr/ hour at the air cleaner on top of hood )

0.9 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.3 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.5 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of.the driver's seat 0.1 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.3 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.1 mr/ hour on the shift lever ,

All other locations are background

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel I l- 1 l FROM: Local Resident - T. Buntson i j

LOCATION: Access Control Points - SOUTH l TIME: 11:15 AM i l

MESSAGE: You are T. Buntson. You and your spouse evacuated when you I I

got the word, but you need to return home to take care of a potentially dangerous situation. You were filling your SCUBA air bottles with a breathing air compressor when the evacuation notice was received. You forgot to turn off the compressor when you left home. There are 6 bottles on the charging manifold, and the relief valve is supposed to lift at 2000 psi. However, it started leaking a few months ago and is wired closed. As it is located in your garage, severe damage will probably occur to your home if the. tanks become over pressurized and explode. All that you need to do is to open circuit breaker switch number 4 in the electrical panel in the pantry, and the compressor will be turned off.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the-Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive-past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. . When finished at the second access control point, go to the-Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: SEE ATTACHED DATA FOR PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION AT THE TIME OF EXIT.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR T. BUNTSON AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

T. Buntson has contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.03 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.05 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.02 mr/ hour on face 0.03 mr/ hour around neck AFTER REMOVAL OF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING:

0.03 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.02 mr/ hour around neck 0.02 mr/ hour on face (If taken, nasal swabs will read background.)

AFTER FIRST DECONTAMINATION CYCLE:

All locations are at background.

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l CONTAMINATION DATA FOR T. BUNTSON'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

T. Buntson's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.08 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.15 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.04 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.05 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.10 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.03 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.03 mr/ hour on the steering wheel ,

0.03 mr/ hour on the shift lever AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION: (if appropriate decon.

methods are used)

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0.02 mr/ hour inside wheel wells 0.04 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.09 mr/ hour at the exhaust none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE 0.03 mr/ hour on the floorboard 0.03 mr/ hour on the accelerator pedal background on all other locations A SECOND DECONTAMINATION CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL LEVELS TO BACKGROUND EXCEPT AT THE EXHAUST, WHICH WILL BE AT 0.03 MR/HR.

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1 FROM: Traveler - R. MacHatch LOCATION: Access Control Points - SOUTH j i

TIME: 11:15 AM MESSAGE: Your name is R. MacHatch. Using the following general outline, and anything else you can make up that.you'think might help, try to talk your way past the access control' i point. Don't-say anything that might be interpret'ed as i constituting a valid reason. Your purpose is.to see if you l can get in without having a good reason for entering. ,

You are a free lance journalist from El Paso. You were.just :i driving through when you heard about the accident at the power plant. You want to go into the evacuated area so you  ;

can do a firsthand story on the effects of radiation on the environment. You have to get started now, before you'miss  :

the deadline for the bulldog edition of the Ft. Worth' Star-- -i Telegram. As long as you can still hear the EBS broadcasts, you feel that you will not be in personal danger.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, .;'

go to the other access control' point and attempt to enter.

r If allowed entry at the firstraccess controlLpoint, the team I

will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out:

an Emergency' Worker Radiation Exposure Record' Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed.; Drive past the access control point and come back in-about 20 minutes.from~the -j other direction.- After turning in your: dosimetry, go to the 1 other access control point and attempt.to-enter. When: ,;

finished at the second. access. control point, go'to the  :!

Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER:' R. MacHatch'and car are not contaminated.

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TO: Hood County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank i

LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 11:15 AM ,

MESSAGE: This is Annie Bear. I am a tour bus operator from Bronson, Iowa. I'm on my way to Tarelton State University with a bus load of high school honors students. I hear on the radio you have had some kind of an accident at the power plant down there. Can my bus still get through on Hwy 377? We were planning to stop at Cleburne for a break, is it safe?

I need the answers now because we are parked in Arlington and need to make some decisions. t If you tell me to turn around and go home, I am going to-have to give these kids their money back. Who is going to make up my loss? My phone number is (Phone Bank telephone number). ,

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TO: Somervell County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 11:15 AM This is Annie Bear. I am a tour bus operator from Bronson, MESSAGE:

Iowa. I'm on my way to Tarelton State University with a bus _'

load of high school honors students. I hear on the radio you have had some kind-of_an accident at the power plant ,

down there. Can my bus still get through on Hwy 67? We ,

were planning to stop at Cleburne for a break, is it safe?

I need the answers now because we are parked in Arlington and need to make some decisions. f If you tell me to turn around and go home, I am going to .

have to give these kids their money back. Who is going to make up my loss? My phone number is (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 11:15 AM

,P MESSAGE: This is G. Gerard with the Santa Fe Railroad in Fort Worth.

We have heard of the accident at Comanche Peak and would like to know the safety status. We have a westbound freight ,

scheduled through Granbury at 12:15. An eastbound is also '

due to pass through Granbury at 2:30 pm. Can we pass through the area or should we wait? You can reach me at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Traveler - K. Jones  ;

LOCATION: Access Control Points - NORTH TIME: 11:20 AM MESSAGE: You are K. Jones. You want to pass through the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control points from outside the affected area. You are on your way to the town. You want to go down Hwy 144 so you can get a look at the plant on your way. If the personnel at the access >

control point won't let you go, you can argue a bit, but you should be fairly easy to convince.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker. Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

• Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When -'

finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: K. Jones and car are not contaminated.

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Local Resident - M. Mullins LOCATION: Access Control Points - SOUTH TIME: 11:20 AM MESSAGE: You are M. Mullins. Arrive at the access control: points from outside the affected area. Your son called.you at work from the Cleburne Relocation Center. When he left home he failed to take his medical record with him. He is scheduled to see a medical specialist in Dallas tomorrow.

Without the records, surgical treatment for a life-threatening disorder might be delayed. Your home is about two miles past the Access Control Point. This is an urgent request, push a little if necessary.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access ,

control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other. direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to;the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Mullins and the car are not I contaminated.

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i TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Traveler - W. Smith LOCATION: Access Control Points - NORTH TIME: 11:20 AM MESSAGE: Your name is W. Smith. Using the following general outline, try to talk your way past the access control point. Don't say anything that might be interpreted as constituting a valid reason. Your purpose is to see if you can get-in without having a good reason for entering.

You are a free lance photographer from Tyler. You heard about the accident at the power plant. You want to go into the evacuated area so you can take some firsthand pictures.

You have to get started now, in order to meet the 6 p.m.

Thursday deadline for the newspaper in Mineral Wells. You are not concerned about the effects of radiation as you have your own self-reading dosimeter.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt'to enter. }

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access >

control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. .After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: W. Smith and car are not contaminated.

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 11:20 AM MESSAGE: This is K.M. Lauran of WBAP news. I want a spokesperson for a live interview to discuss reports that an explosion.has occurred at Comanche Peak, and what damage has occurred and how wide spread is the damage to the areas around the plant.

We will also want someone to discuss what state actions are being taken. The scheduled broadcast time is 1:30 pm and we anticipate going on the air live with this segment at 1:45 pm. Call me back with your spokesperson's name. I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TIME: 11:20 AM MESSAGE: This is J.W. Franklin, Palo Pinto County Judge.- Because of the accident at Comanche Peak, and the potential -

agricultural and tourist losses in the county, I have ,

declared a state of Emergency and have implemented our i County Emergency Management plan.

I want to request a Federal Disaster Declaration to enable county residents to obtain financial assistance in  !

recovering from this disaster. What do I need to do to ,

request this kind of declaration? I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 11:25 AM MESSAGE: This is R. Pratt, an aid to Senator Flint. The Senator' ,

would like to know who is currently, or will be, conducting tests and analysis of water, livestock, and foodstuffs.

When this testing begins, at what intervals will it be done and when can the results be made available to the Senator.

I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 11:30 AM MESSAGE: I am R.J. Bynum of Walnut Springs. The roads aren't blocked yet. There are a lot of people driving south-on Hwy 6. They are going to spread that radiation all over the place. I am concerned about the health of people up here. Have you heard from the Governor yet? I can't get through.- I talked to the Sheriff here. He said that you would have to issue an order to put up roadblocks. How soon can this be done? ,

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 11:30 AM MESSAGE: This is R.D. Rico, an aide to Senator B.W. Denton. The Senator would like to be informed of the results of any tests run on water, milk or other foodstuffs in response to the accident at CPSES.

The Senator has asked the following questions and is awaiting an answer.

(1) Have any tests been performed so far?

(2) Who (what agency) is responsible for conducting tests?

(3) Who is responsible for coordinating sampling and testing?

(4) When can the Senator meet with state officials in the Comanche Peak area to discuss the results?

I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 11:35 AM MESSAGE: My name is Nguyen Quan Tinh. I have an organic vegetable t farm just north of Comanche Peak. CNN said the radioactive i dust from the nuclear accident is blowing northeast at 8 miles per hour. What am I going to do? I_will be ruined.

My family put all of their money into this. Help me please! I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TO: Field Monitoring Team One FROM: Field Monitoring Team One Controller LOCATION: Access Control Points - SOUTH TIME: 11:45 AM MESSAGE: Request that Field Monitoring Team One exit area through Access Control Point - SOUTH.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Neither the Field Monitoring Team members or their car are contaminated. Provide appropriate dose-rate readings to the monitor as the survey is performed.

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Contamination at the following levels and locations:

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AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR THE FIELD MONITORING TEAM'S CAR-AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

The car has the following contamination levels:

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0.06 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.08 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.06 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.05 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.08 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat -

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TO: Hood County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 11:45 AM MESSAGE: This is Lynne Anthony. My elderly father is in a nursing care facility in Tolar and is dependent on machines for kidney functions and breathing. If this accident gets to ,

the point they have to shut down the facility, will Tolar loose electricity? We would like to know so that we might transport him before this happens.

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TIME: 11:50 AM i HESSAGE: Tarrant County is bringing a convoy of 11 trucks in the morning from Ft. Worth loaded with relief supplies for. Glen Rose. The trucks are 13 feet 6 inches high, and they need routing information for travel, (out of the radioactive plume) that will allow their passage. They also want to know if the drivers need any special protective clothing or  !

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 11:50 AM MESSAGE: I am J.S. Berroa, Judge of Ellis County. Local farmers and ranchers want to know the short-term and long-term effects of the radioactive fallout on their animals and crops. We are requesting that such information be disseminated to us as soon as possible and we need to know how we will be informed. I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone  ;

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I also need information on what we need to do to have our news helicopter fly over the plant so we can broadcast live pictures of the action going on at the South Texas Nuclear Project. The live report will air at 2:45 pm today. Who ,

will be your spokesperson?

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FROM: Traveler - A. Simpson LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for A. Simpson:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: The traveler is contaminated.

SEE ATTACHED DATA SHEET FOR-PERSONNEL CONTAMINATION. THE VEHICLE IS NOT CONTAMINATED.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR A. SIMPSON AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

A. Simpson has contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.04 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.02 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.10-mr/ hour around neck 0.40 mr/ hour on face, primarily around the nose (If taken, nasal swabs will be background.)

THE VEHICLE IS NOT CONTAMINATED.

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TIME: 12:00 PM -

MESSAGE: Monitoring data for B. Schwartz:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER Both the traveler and the car are contaminated.

SEE ATTACHED DATA SHEETS FOR PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR B. SCHWARTZ AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

B. Schwartz has contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.2 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.9 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.4 mr/ hour on face 0.2 mr/ hour around neck AFTER REMOVAL OF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING:

0.5 mr/ hour on the palms of hands ,

0.2 mr/ hour around neck O.2 mr/ hour on face (If taken, nasal swabs will read background.)

AFTER FIRST DECONTAMINATION CYCLE:

All locations are at background.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR B. SCHWARTZ'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

B. Schwartz's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.9 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 2.0 mr/ hour at the hood and air cleaner area 0.3 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.6 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.5 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.5 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.2 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.3 mr/ hour on the shift lever AFTER DECONTAMINATION: (if appropriate decontamination methods are used)

OUTSIDE 0.2 mr/ hour inside wheel wells 1.0 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.1 mr/ hour at the exhaust none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE 0.2 mr/ hour on the floorboard 0.2 mr/ hour on the accelerator pedal background on all other locations A SECOND DECONTAMINATION CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL LEVELS TO BACKGROUND EXCEPT AT THE EXHAUST, WHICH WILL BE AT 0.03 MR/HR. l

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - J. Allison  :

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TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for J. Allison: f NOTE TO CONTROLLER: The traveler and vehicle will-be contaminated when they arrive at the Cleburne Relocation '

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J. Allison has contamination at the following levels and locations: -

0.5 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.5 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes '

O.4 mr/ hour on face 0.35 mr/ hour around neck All other locations are background AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION ALL READINGS ARE BACKGROUND. '

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR J. ALLISON'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

J. Allison's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.5 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.8 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator '

2.1 mr/ hour at the air cleaner on top of hood O.9 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.3 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.5 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.1 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.3 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.1 mr/ hour on the shift lever j All other locations are background-t AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION OF VEHICLE ALL READINGS ARE BACKGROUND EXCEPT FOR THE HOOD, WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO READ 2.1 MR/ HOUR UNTIL THE AIR FILTER IS REMOVED, THEN IT IS BACKGROUND.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - T. Buntson

• LOCATION:- Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for T. Buntson:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Both the traveler and the-car are contaminated.

SEE ATTACHED DATA SHEETS FOR PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR T. Buntson AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

T. Buntson has contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.03 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.05 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.02 mr/ hour on face -

0.03 mr/ hour around neck ,

AFTER REMOVAL OF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING:

0.03 mr/ hour on the palms of hands -

O.02 mr/ hour around neck 0.02 mr/ hour on face (If taken, nasal swabs will read background.)

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AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

T. Buntson's car has the following contamination: j OUTSIDE 0.08 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.15 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.04 mr/ hour at the exhaust .

0.05 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.10 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.03 mr/ hour on the brake and eccelerator pedals 0.03 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.03 mr/ hour on the shift lever AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION: (if appropriate decon.

methods are used) .

OUTSIDE 0.02 mr/ hour inside wheel wells 0.04 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.09 nr/ hour at the exhaust none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE 0.03 mr/ hour on the floorboard 0.03 mr/ hour on the accelerator pedal background on all other locations A SECOND DECONTAMINATION CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL LEVELS TO BACKGROUND EXCEPT AT THE EXHAUST, WHICH WILL BE AT 0.03 MR/HR.

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LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for K. Jones:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Jones and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - M. Mullins LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for M. Mullins:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - W. Smith LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for W. Smith:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - R. MacHatch LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for R. MacHatch:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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FROM: Traveler - G. Hermack LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center I

TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for G. Hermack:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: The traveler is contaminated.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR G. HERMACK:

AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

G. Hermack has contamination at the following levels and locations:

1.4 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 2.2 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 1.1 mr/ hour around neck 1.4 mr/ hour on face, primarily around the nose (If taken, nasal swabs will be background.)

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• MESSAGE: Monitoring data for J. Sullman:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Sullman and vehicle are not contaminated.

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FROM: Traveler - A. Wilson LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for A. Wilson:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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. TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for A. Denton: .

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - C. Berlson LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for C. Berlson:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: The traveler's vehicle is-contaminated. The traveler is not contaminated.

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C. Berlson's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.06 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.11 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator-0.15 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.05 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of l the car INSIDE 0.08 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat  !

0.06 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals ,

0.08 mr/ hour on the steering wheel '

O.03 mr/ hour on the shift lever AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION: (if appropriate decon.

methods are used)

OUTSIDE 0.02 mr/ hour inside wheel wells 0.04 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.09 mr/ hour at the exhaust none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE

• 0.03 mr/ hour on the floorboard 0.03 mr/ hour on the accelerator pedal background on all other locations A SECOND DECONTAMINATION CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL LEVELS TO  ;

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: . Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 12:05 PM I want the DepartmentL.

MESSAGE: I am R.J. Bynum of Walnut Springs.

of Public Safety to block all of the roads leading to Walnut Springs from Somervell County in order to keep the radioactive dust off of our crops. I also plan to call the Governor on this request. Can you give me her phone number?.

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TO: BRC Staff CPSES EOF FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: CPSES EOF TIME: 12:05 PM MESSAGE: This is B.J. Stone from State Senator Edward's office. I am calling regarding the accident at the Comanche Peak. I want to know: (1) what happened, (2) what actions are State agencies taking, (3) has anyone been injured and where-have they been taken, and (4) who from State government is in charge of the emergency response and how can that person be '

contacted. I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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t TIME: 12:15 PM~ l MESSAGE: You are R. Murphy from Garland. You have come to the l Cleburne Relocation Center in an effort to locate your  !

fiance, L. Bronson. '

You attempted to go to'Bronson's home, but you'were not allowed to pass the' access control point.  :

i Explain to the Cleburne Relocation Center: staff -that you are;  ;

not an evacuee, and you haven't bean'anywhere near a-  :

contaminated area. 'You just want-to know whether'Bronson '

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MESSAGE: My name is Mary Edmonds. I'm working at the St. Luke's Methodist Church in Weatherford. An alderly couple has arrived at the church in an extremely anxious mental state.

They were camping northwest of Glen Rose and left the area

• when they were ordered out by the park owner. They are now 1 convinced that they are highly contaminated by radiation >

from the plant. What are they to do? Where are they to go? Who will assist these people?

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TO: Somervell County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 12:15 PM MESSAGE: My name is Mary Edmonds. I'm working at the St. Luke's Methodist Church in Weatherford. An elderly couple has arrived at the church in an extremely anxious mental state.

They were camping northwest of Glen Rose and left the area when they were ordered out by the park owner. They are now convinced that they are highly contaminated by radiation from the plant. What are they to do? Where are,they to go? Who will assist these people?

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MESSAGE: My name is E.R. Roth. I am a lawyer in San Angelo. I have heard that people are being required to leave their homes in Hood County. This is against the Texas constitution. I want to know on what authority this can be done. LIf anyone needs legal assistance, I can be reached at (Phone Bank  !

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TO: Hood County Judge FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 12:20 PM MESSAGE: Request the Disaster District EOC to locate and provide three (3) 250 KW generators and a high clearance 4WD vehicle to the EOC. Request estimate on arrival time.

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TO: Hood County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 12:30 PM MESSAGE: This is M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from my home and am currently at the Cleburne Relocation Center. I want to know who will reimburse me for living expenses and damages associated with the evacuation? When can I go home? I can be reached at -(Phone Bank telephone number) .

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TO: Somervell County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 12:30 PM MESSAGE: This is M.B. Stevens. I have evacuated from my home and am currently at the Cleburne Relocation Center. I want.to know who will reimburse me for living expenses and damages associated with the evacuation? When can I go home? I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number). >

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - R. Doda LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:30 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for R. Doda:

You are R. Doda from Waco. You have come to the relocation center in an effort to locate your niece and nephew (Pat &

Arlo Jones). You-attempted to go to their trailer located inside the affected area, but you were not allowed to pass ,

the access control point.

Explain to the reception center staff that you are not an evacuee, and you haven't been anywhere near a contatinated area. You just want to know whether Pat and Arlo Jones have been registered here, and if so, where they are staying.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Cleburne Relocation Center Controller LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:50 PM MESSAGE: Your other supplies are holding up OK, but the Cleburne Relocation Center is almost out of towels and trash bags. '

Your supply will only last about another hour. You estimate you need about 100 additional towels, and 150 trash bags.

Describe to the controller what action you would take to obtain the additional. items.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Cleburne Relocation Center Controller LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 12:50 PM MESSAGE: Some occupants at the Cleburne Relocation Center have learned that the accident has contaminated their homes.

( They think that they will never be able to return-to them.

l The occupants feel that later arrivals at the center are l contaminated. Extreme problems are developing with signs of hysteria showing up frequently. Where can you get help?

How long will it take to get it?

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LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 12:50 PM MESSAGE: This is the City Manager of Whitney. I want to know if it

.3 safe to drink our water. We get drinking water from the  !

B,.azos River and have heard that the water might be ,

contaminated from an accident at the nuclear plant. Is our '

water safe? I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone +

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TO: Somervell County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 12:50 PM i MESSAGE: My name is C.M. Navaro. I am a representative of Speedy Delivery Services. I want to know if Highway 67 to Stephenville is open. I have some perishable items to deliver. If I.can't get through today, it will be a week

• before I'm back. They may spoil before I get back to the plant in Waco tonight. I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 1:00 PM MESSAGE: My name is P.M. Mounds. I'm working at St. Luke's Methodist Church in Weatherford. A young couple named Ander 1 arrived with two children. They are extremely upset. They were camping near the Brazos River, just east of Glen Rose, and left the area when they were ordered out. They are convinced that they have been highly contaminated by radiation from the accident. What are they to do? Where are they to go? Who will assist these people? They are frightening other people in our shelter, but are not dangerous....I think.  !

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TO: Hood County Judge FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 1:00 PM MESSAGE: Upon termination of the release, Hood County is-establishing restricted zones for certain areas until>

assessment actions can be completed. Hood County needs 10 DPS law enforcement officers per shift (3 shifts per day) to control traffic trying to enter restricted zones. They will be needed for about two weeks.

Request support from DPS. Please advise ne (the Hood County EOC Controller) when these officers can arrive at_the Sheriff's office in Granbury.

NOTE: NO PERSONNEL OR EQUIPMENT ARE TO ACTUALLY BE MOVED.

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TIME: 1:05 PM x MESSAGE: My name is S.W. McLane. I am concerned that no one will I buy ny produce if they think that it could possibly be contaminated with radiation. I need someone to check it out and give me a certificate showing the food to be non-contaminated. When will your experts be available7  ;

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TO: Somervell County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Somervell County EOC i TIME: 1:05 PH MESSAGE: This is T.R. Pallison, manager of the Cedar Break Bed &

Breakfast. I'm worried about the safety of.our guests.

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TO: Hood County Judge FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC -

TIME: 1:10 PM MESSAGE: You have received calls from county merchants who have evacuated and are at the Cleburne Relocation Center. They want to know who will reimburse them for their lost business and revenue. They also want to know how long it will be before they can reopen their stores.

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TO: Hood County Judge FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 1:10 PM MESSAGE: Ask Disaster District 6A EOC in Waco for assistance in obtaining four (4) pumper trucks with high pressure water hoses and spray equipment to use in vehicle decontamination.

Simulate the actual movement of the. vehicles, but perform all coordination necessary to dispatch them to the Cleburne Relocation Center. In addition, have Disaster District-6A EOC indicate when the equipment should arrive.

Show any reply that you receive to the exercise Controller.

NOTE: NO EQUIPMENT OF PERSONNEL ARE TO BE ACTUALLY MOVED.

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TO: Evacuee Monitoring Team Leader - Cleburne Relocation Center FROM: Cleburne Relocation Center Controller LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center TIME: 1:15 PM MESSAGE: Your supplies are holding up OK, but your last spare survey meter is measuring erratically. The number of residents being processed can adequately be handled with existing meters, but a functional spare should be acquired.

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TO: Hood County EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 1:15 PM '

MESSAGE: This is B.G. Tiddes from Hamilton. A lot of people here are wanting to know what effect the accident.at the. nuclear plant in Hamilton County is going to have on their crops.

Should our County Judge declare an emergency and ask for a Federal disaster declaration. Who is going to pay for any damages from this accident?

Is someone going to do some tests here? How will people.

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank ,

LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 1:15 PM MESSAGE: This is Mr. R.D. Saldo, an aide to State Senator B.W. Dalton. I called the Waco EOC earlier today. I-have not received any of the information from the Health Department.

(1) Have any tests been performed so far?

(2) Who (what agency) is responsible for conducting tests? ,

(3) Who is responsible for coordinating sampling and testing?

(4) When can the Senator meet with state officials in the Granbury area to discuss the results?

The Senator and I will be in the area at 2:45 pm today. Can we stop by and visit with you? Our photographer will be '

with us, he will need a pass also.

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l FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: CPSES EOF TIME: 1:15 PM MESSAGE: This is'R.D. Saldo,.an' aide to State Senator B.W. Dalton.

I called the EOC in Waco earlier today asking for. '

accident information. They never called back. The  !

Senator wants to know the following:

1. Has the Health Department-collected samples from the affected area yet?

2. If so, what are the analysis results?'  ;

3. Who is the person that is coordinating the sampling? ,

4. How can I obtain copies of analysis results?' l The' Senator and I will be in the area at 3:30,p.m. today. ,

We would like to stop in-and meet with the person'in charge. ~!

of state operations.there.. Who is it? I need for you to ' ,

provide me with detailed directions from DFW Airport City ,

in order that we can. drive down to the' EOF. I can be' reached at (Phone Bank telephone number). ._

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 1:30 PM MESSAGE: I am J.K. Franks. I live in Erath County. I make my living leasing out hunting rights. So far today, I've had six people cancel their leases. Does the state have any way-to reimburse me?

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LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 1:35 PM MESSAGE: This is J.X. Carlson calling from Corpus.Christi. I. called the radio station and they said you might be able to help me. My father lives in Pecan Plantation near Granbury. We heard about the accident at Comanche Peak. We are worried about him. Can you find out if he is okay? His name is E.W. Musel. He didn't answer his phone when I called.

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TO: Hood County EOC. Staff r FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Hood County EOC t TIME: 1:40 PM MESSAGE: My name is W.O. Kessler. We were told to leave our homes because of~the accident at Comanche Peak. Who will - .

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TO: Waco EOC Staff FROM: Phone Bank LOCATION: Disaster District 6A EOC (Waco)

TIME: 1:40 PM MESSAGE: This is K.M. Lauran of WBAP news connect me to your PIO spokesperson. -

P Are you ready to make a short statement regarding the accident? Our listeners would like to know if anyone was seriously hurt; did a meltdown occur; and when can people return to their homes.Are you ready? In 30 seconds, 20, 10, 5, you are on the air!

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TO: Hood County Judge FROM: Hood County EOC Controller LOCATION: Hood County EOC TIME: 1:55 PM

• MESSAGE: Ask the Disaster District Chairman of DPS District GA in Waco for assistance in determining what steps the agricultural community in Hood County that is threatened by_

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TO: Somervell County Judge FROM: Somervell County EOC Controller i LOCATION: Somervell County EOC TIME: 1:55 PM MESSAGE: Request that the Disaster District EOC in Waco provide two (2) portable shower units with self contained bladders for the fire station to be used in decontamination. Ask that the showers be provided directly to the fire station in  ;

Glen Rose and request an arrival time.

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TIME: 2:00 PM MESSAGE: This is J.D. Norris with FEMA Region VI. What adverse effects does the State anticipate to crops and livestock.

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TIME: 2:15 PM MESSAGE: This is C.V. Bradford of the Associated Milk Producers, in Stephenville. Can we still pick up and use milk from ,

Somervell and Hood Counties? We have been inundated with calls from the dairy folks in these counties and are not '

sure what to tell them. Could the Texas Department of Agriculture possibly issue a press release addressing this issue. I can be reached at (Phone Bank telephone number).

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TIME: 2:20 PM MESSAGE: This is S. Klein, an aid to Senator Phil Graham. The Senator would like to know the level of State and Federal "

involvement in responding to the incident at Comanche Peak.

Specifically, what agencies are actively involved at this time?

Is FEMA present and available to begin assessing the damages and assisting in the recovery?

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TO: To All Players FROM: All Controllers LOCATION: All Locations TIME: 3:00 PM MESSAGE: The Exercise is Terminated! THIS IS NOT A DRILL !!!

Conduct a brief critique of your activities during the exercise.

BRC personnel return to the staging area and turn in your activity logs and any equipment and/or supplies which were issued to you for use in this drill.

THERE WILL BE A CRITIQUE OF OFFSITE DRILL ACTIVITIES TOMORROW AT 8:30 AM IN THE BRC STAGING AREA IN GRANBURY.

THIS CRITIQUE IS NOT LIMITED TO BRC TEAM MEMBERS. ALL OFFSITE EXERCISE PARTICIPANTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.

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Name: A.W. Sang Address: P.O. Box 647, Glen Rose Social Security Number: 342-43-1890 (or make one up)

Date of Birth: 10-2-31 (or make one up)

Telephone Number: No phone NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Both A.W. Sang and vehicle are slightly contaminated. (See attached sheets.) If A.W. Sang and vehicle are properly monitored, provide data concerning contamination to the persons doing the monitoring as the actions are performed. Removal of clothing and other decontamination actions are to be simulated, but monitoring must actually be performed using the proper. instrument and probe.

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A.W. Sang has contamination at the following levels and ,

locations:

0.05 mr/ hour on the palm of right hand; 0.10 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes; 0.05 mr/ hour on the sides and tops of both shoes; -

0.03 mr/ hour on his socks and on the lower 4 inches of his trousers; 0.04 mr/ hour around the right front pocket of trousers.

0.03 mr/ hour on keys and any other contents of that pocket.

AFTER REMOVAL OF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING: l Except for the contamination on the palm, all contamination ,

was removed with his clothing. The contamination on the i palm will be removed with one washing. Washable items in the right front trouser pocket can also be decontaminated with one washing.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR A.W. SANG'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

A.W. Sang's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.08 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0 .15 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator

• 0.22 mr/ hour .it contact on the air cleaner

• 0.04 mr/ hour above the air cleaner if monitored through the hood 0.04 mr/ hour on the driver's side door handle 0.02 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car

• The only way to lower these numbers is to remove the air filter.

INSIDE 0.03 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.01 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.02 mr/ hour on-the steering wheel 0.01 mr/ hour on the shift lever

-l AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION: )

i OUTSIDE 0.04 mr/ hour inside front left wheel-well j 0.02 mr/ hour inside other three wheel wells  !

0.01 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator ,

I none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE ,

background at all locations  !

A SECOND DECONTAMINATION CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL OUTSIDE j LEVELS TO BACKGROUND J i

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel J FROM: Traveler - Bo Tideswamp LOCATION: Access Control Points - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: You are Bo Tideswamp. You want to pass into the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control point from outside the affected area. You are on your way to your house to gather what you and your family will need. You may have to be away from home for a few days. You have plenty of time to do what you need to do.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the_Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past-the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration. -

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Both the traveler and the car are contaminated.

(SEE ATTACHED DATA SHEETS FOR PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION AT THE TIME OF-EXIT.- THE VEHICLE AND INDIVIDUAL WILL BE CONTAMINATED WHEN THEY EXIT.)

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR BO TIDESWAMP AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

Bo Tideswamp has contamination at the fo31owing levels and locations:

0.25 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.15 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.04 mr/ hour on face 0.35 mr/ hour around neck All other locations are background AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION ALL READINGS ARE BACKGROUND l

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR BO TIDESWAMP'S CAR  !

AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

Bo Tideswamp's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.15 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.08 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 1.20 mr/ hour at the air cleaner on top of hood 0.09 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.03 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE O.15 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat '

O.10 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.03 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.01 mr/ hour on the shift lever All other locations are background AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION OF VEHICLE ALL READINGS ARE BACKGROUND EXCEPT FOR THE HOOD WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO READ 1.2 MR/ HOUR UNTIL THE AIR FILTER IS REMOVED.

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Traveler - E.I. Oh LOCATION: Access Control Points - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: You are E.I. Oh, and you want to pass through the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control point.from outside the affected-area. You want to get to Glen Rose.

You want to pass through the affected area because it would take longer to turn back and go around. (You really have no pressing need to get to your destination in a hurry, but you insist that you are not afraid of any radiation and you want to go on through.)

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: E.I. Oh and car are not contaminated.

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Traveler - J.D. Irate  ;

LOCATION: Access Control Points - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM '

MESSAGE: You are J.D. Irate. Arrive at the access control point from outside the affected area. You are on your way to Stephenville. You want to go down Hwy 144 so you can get a look at the plant on your way. If the personnel at the >

access control point won't let you go down Hwy 144, you can argue a bit, but you should be fairly easy to convince that you should go around instead. You really have no pressing need to get to your destination in a hurry, but you insist that you are not afraid of any radiation and you want to go -

on throuch.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point,-

go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. .

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and. fill out '

an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access 1 control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the ,

other direction. After turning in-your dosimetry, go to the '

other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the i Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: Irate and car are not contaminated.  !

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - L. Davit LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for L. Davit:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: Access Control Point Personnel FROM: Local Resident - A.W. Sang LOCATION: Access Control Points - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: You are A.W. Sang. You are going into the affected area.

NOTE TO SIMULATOR: Arrive at the access control points from outside the affected area. You are attempting to locate your grandfather who was visiting a neighbor a couple of miles north of the plant.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first-access centrol point, go to the other access control point and attenpt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to tha Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning-in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: SEC ATTACHED DATA FOR PERSONNEL-AND VEHICLE CONTAMlHATI% AT THE TIME OF EXIT.

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l CONTAMINATION DATA FOR A.W. SANG AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

A.W. Sang has contaminat'on at the following levels and locations:

0.05 mr/ hour on the palm of his right hand; 0.10 mr/ hour on the soles of his shoes; 0.05 mr/ hour on the sides and tops of both shoes;.

0.03 mr/ hour on his socks and on the lower 4 inches of his trousers; 0.04 mr/ hour around the right front pocket of his trousers.

0.03 mr/ hour on his keys and any other contents of that pocket.

AFTER REMOVAL OF CONTAMINATED CLOTHING:

Except for the contamination on his palm, all contamination was removed with his clothing. The contamination on his palm will be removed with one washing. Washable items in his right front trouser cocket can also be decontaminated with one washing.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR A.W. SANG'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

A.W. Sang's car has the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.08 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0 .15 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator

• 0.22 mr/ hour at contact on the air cleaner

• 0.04 mr/ hour above the air cleaner if monitored through the hood 0.16 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.04 mr/ hour on the driver's side door handle 0.02 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car

• The only way to lower these numbers is to remove the air filter.

INSIDE 0.03 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.01 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.02 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.01 mr/ hour on the shift lever AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION:

OUTSIDE 0.04 mr/ hour inside front left wheel well 0.02 mr/ hour inside other three wheel wells 0.01 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 0.09 mr/ hour at the exhaust none on remainder of car exterior INSIDE background at all locations ,

A SECOND DECONTAMINATION CYCLE WILL REDUCE ALL OUTSIDE LEVELS TO BACKGROUND

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff ,

FROM: Traveler - Bo Tideswamp LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for Bo Tideswamp:

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: The traveler and vehicle contaminated.

SEE ATTACHED DATA SHEET FOR PERSONNEL AND VEHICLE CONTAMINATION.

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR BO TIDESWAMP AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

Bo Tideswamp has contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.25 mr/ hour on the palms of hands 0.15 mr/ hour on the soles of shoes 0.04 mr/ hour on face 0.35 mr/ hour around neck All other locations are background AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION ALL READINGS ARE BACKGROUND

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR BO TIDESWAMP'S CAR AT THE TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

Bo Tideswamp's car .as the following contamination:

OUTSIDE 0.15 mr/ hour inside all four wheel wells 0.08 mr/ hour at the grill and radiator 1.20 mr/ hour at the air cleaner on top of hood 0.09 mr/ hour at the exhaust 0.03 mr/ hour general contamination over the remainder of the car INSIDE 0.15 mr/ hour on the floorboard in front of the driver's seat 0.10 mr/ hour on the brake and accelerator pedals 0.03 mr/ hour on the steering wheel 0.01 mr/ hour on the shift lever All other locations are background AFTER INITIAL DECONTAMINATION OF VEHICLE ALL READINGS ARE BACKGROUND EXCEPT FOR THE HOOD WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO READ 1.2 MR/ HOUR UNTIL THE AIR FILTER IS REMOVED.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - E.I. Oh LOCATION:- Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for E.I. Oh:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - J.D. Irate LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: Monitoring data for J.D. Irate:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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l TO: Access Control Point Personnel 4 FROM: Traveler - L. Davit LOCATION: Access Control Points - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: Your name is L. Davit. You are a lawyer from West. You-were just driving through when you heard about thc accident at the power plant. You want to go into the evacuated area i so you-can determine firsthand the effects of radiation on the environment. You are not afraid of possible radiation exposure because you have read that tuning your car radio to the EBS frequency will provide accident information. As long as you can still hear the EBS broadcasts, you believe that you will not be in personal.

danger.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the Cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacues.

If allowed entry at the first access control point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter _and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access-control point and come back in about 20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: L. Davit and car are not contaminated.

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FROM: Traveler - R.J. Even LOCATION: Access Control Points - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM MESSAGE: Your name is R.J. Even. Try to talk your way past the access control point. Don't say anything that might be interpreted as constituting a valid reason. Your purpose is to see if you can get in without having a good reason for entering.

Good luck. Don't give up the first time they say no.

ADDITIONAL NOTE TO SIMULATOR:

If unable to gain entry at the first access control point, go to the other access control' point and attempt to enter.

If denied entry at both points, proceed to the.cleburne Relocation Center and register as an evacuee.

If allowed entry at the first access control ~ point, the team will provide you with a self-reading dosimeter and fill out an Emergency Worker Radiation Exposure Record Form for you.

Make up whatever answers are needed. Drive past the access control point and come back in about'20 minutes from the other direction. After turning in your dosimetry, go to the other access control point and attempt to enter. When finished at the second access control point, go to the-Cleburne Relocation Center for monitoring and registration.

NOTE TO CONTROLLER: R.J. Even and' car are not contaminated.

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TO: Cleburne Relocation Center Staff FROM: Traveler - R.J. Even LOCATION: Cleburne Relocation Center - EXTRA TIME: 4:00 PM ,

MESSAGE: Monitoring data for R.J. Even:

NOTE: The traveler and vehicle are not contaminated.

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TO: SIMULATED PATIENT FROM: Medical Drill Controller LOCATION: Relocation Center - Cleburne

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TIME: 3:00 PM MESSAGE: You were walking across the parking lot at the relocation center looking for the entrance, not paying attention to the traffic. You suddenly noticed a car coming at you. At that instant, you stopped, putting almost all of your weight on your right leg. At the same instant, the left corner of the car's bumper hit your right leg at the same instant'the car stopped. You are knocked to the pavement, breaking your fall with your hands. You feel severe pain in your lower right leg and notice an abnormal protrusion under your pant leg while a little blood is seeping into the fabric.

You are conscious but stunned from the traumatic insult to your body. You feel a little dizzy, confused, and angry but never lose consciousness.

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TO: AMBULANCE ATTENDANTS AT THE SCENE FROM: Medical Drill Controller LOCATION: Relocation Center - Cleburne TIME: 3:10 PM MESSAGE: Upon arrival you find the 45-year old stout male patient sitting in the parking lot of the relocation center, guarding his right leg. As you approach, the patient is reluctant to allow you to examine him and you notice false movement in his lower right leg. By patient survey you find an open fracture of the right tibia. The false movement of the right lower leg, deformity of-the lower leg below the fracture site,-and deformity at the left side of the knee suggests a fibula fracture and/or dislocation as well. Pulse is palpable at the ankle. Capillary refill in-the toes of the right foot occurs within two seconds. The patient can feel the pressure on his toes when capillary refill is checked. The patient is sweating profusely.

Abrasions exist on the palms of the patient's hands. No other injuries are obvious from the patient survey.

If surveyed for radiological contamination see page 3

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LOCATION:

TIME: 3:10 PM MESSAGE: PATIENT VITAL SIGNS Respiration: 28 per minute, unrestricted Pulse: At both the wrist and ankle, 120 per minute and weak Blood Pressure: 140/80 Skin: Pale, cool, and damp Pupils: Both pupils equal in size and reactive to light Level of Consciousness: Alert and oriented'to name, day, and event Other: Restlessness, anxiety / anger

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR PATIENT AT THE SCENE AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

Contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.65 mr/ hour on the buttock O.60 mr/ hour on the outside of left leg '

O.70 nr/ hour on the top outside of left foot 0.03 mr/ hour on face i 0.02 mr/ hour around neck

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TO: AMBULANCE ATTENDANTS ENROUTE TO THE HOSPITAL FROM: Medical Drill Controller LOCATION: Onboard Ambulance TIME: 3:20 PM MESSAGE: Fracture stabilization relieves some pain. Patient remains e conscious and pulse is still palpable at the ankle and capillary refill in the toes of the right foot still occurs within two seconds. The patient can still feel the pressure on his toes when capillary refill is checked. Still no other injuries are found. The patient is not wearing any .

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TIME: 3:20 PM MESSAGE: PATIENT VITAL SIGNS Respiration: 24 per minute, unrestricted Pulse: At both the wrist and ankle, 120 per minute and still weak Blood Pressure: 120/80 ,

Skin: Pale, cool, and damp Pupils: Both pupils equal in size and reactive to light ,

Level of Consciousness: Makes statements not consistent with good Level of Consciousness.

Other: Restlessness, anxiety / anger

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR PATIENT ENROUTE TO THE HOSPITAL i AT TIME OF INITIAL MOP'~' RING:

Contamination at the tv11owing levels and locations:

0.65 mr/ hour on the buttock i O.60 mr/ hour on the outside of left leg 0.70 mr/ hour on the top outside of left foot i 0.03 mr/ hour on face 0.02 mr/ hour around neck >

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TIME: 3:30 PM i MESSAGE: The ambulance attendants tell you that the patient,'a .

45-year old stout male (a cattleman) was hit by a cariin the- ,

parking lot of the relocation center. He was found sitting .i in the parking lot of the relocation center, guarding his  !

right leg. He has not lost consciousness. The ambulance  :

attendants tell-you they noticed false movement in his lower- i right leg and their patient survey revealed an_open fracture of the right lower leg. The lower-fraction of the broken l tibia is protruding upward 2 centimeters'through the skin ..

just to the left of the tibial'erest. The false movement of-

• the right lower leg, the extremity deformity distal.to:the fracture site,.and the displacement of.the fibula;midshaft i and dislocationLof'the fibular head.. Pulse is palpable'  ;

distal to the fracture site.- Capillary refill in the-toes  :

of the right foot _ occurs within two seconds. The' patient-

• can feel the pressure on his toes.when capillary refill is checked. Abrasions with. embedded debris exist on the palms of the patient's hands. Your evaluation reveals noLother injuries. The patient is diaphoretic. The patient is contaminated with radioactive materials (see_page 3).

Disrobal of the' patient significantly' reduces the'1evel of_  !

contamination on the patient. Decontamination washdown is ,

effective. Radiological contamination of the wound is'not l found. '

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TIME: 3:30 PM MESSAGE: PATIENT VITAL SIGNS Respiration: 20 per minute, unrestricted Pulse: At both the radial and right posterior tibia, 100 per minute and weak Blood Pressure: 100/68 Skin: Pale, cool, and damp Pupils: Both pupils equal in size and reactive to light Level of Consciousness: Coherent but still confused Other: Restlessness, anxiety / anger

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR PATIENT UPON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL AT TIME OF INITIAL MONITORING:

Contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.65 mr/ hour on the buttock O.60 mr/ hour on the outside of left' leg 0.70 mr/ hour on the top outside of left foot 0.03 mr/ hour on face 0.02 mr/ hour around neck i 7

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CONTAMINATION DATA FOR PATIENT AFTER DECONTAMINATION Contamination at the following levels and locations:

0.01 mr/ hour on the buttock O.02 mr/ hour on *.he outside of left leg 0.01 mr/nour on the top outside of left foot 0.01 mr/ hour on fa:e 0.02 mr/ hour around neck .

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