ML20092H684
| ML20092H684 | |
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| Site: | Diablo Canyon  |
| Issue date: | 01/15/1992 |
| From: | PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO. |
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AUTHENTICATION . I Th:s Stancard Oceratmg Procecure has been approved an: is tiereby incorporated as a ( Department procecure, Signed and Accepted: g m# .A7' < Name 9/(* % V $5"Y ;E Y2et ,* jf}'sG W: Title ( NC ! // f5 Date / O k e. I
PREFACE - - This SOP comprises Section Ill.09 of the San Luis Obispo CoLnty Nuclear Power Plant ' Emergency Response Plan. Detailed preparedness measures and emergency procedures concerning the operation of this of ganization are included herein. Part I of the Plan describes the overall County emergency organtration and response, while Part il includes implementing instructions to be used by the County Direction and Control group and other key officials and the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC), in directing the emergency response actWities. u ) li ,
111.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (Table of Contents) (07/90) TABLE OF CONTENTS k D A. PRE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
- 1. Overview 1
- 2. Authority and Responsibility 1
- 3. Prerequisrtes 2
- 4. Communications Facilities: Exsting and Proposed 2 B. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION
- 1. Response by Emergency C assifcation 4
- 2. Aterting Procedures 4
- 3. Emergency Nettfication Roste 5
- 4. Mobil::stion of Staff 5
- 5. Backup Sh:fts 5 C. DEMOBILIZATION PROCECURES 5 A A CWVE NTS A Decanment of Technical Servces Call Cown List 6 E. Ccmmuncations Cne:klist 7 C Emergency Communcatien Plan 5
- 1. Purpose 9
- 11. Location , 9
( lil. Description cf Systems 9 IV. Primary and Afternate Communcatens 9 V. Warning' Alerting 10 VI. 'te sting 10 D Emergency Prece ures 12 E Communcatens Fa:1!ities 13 F. County's Emergency Response Telephone System Descripten 19 G County's Emergency Response Professional Computer Network 21 H. Deserction of Functonal Roles H1 Communcatens Coordinat 's Functonal Role 22 H2 Communce.tions Superviser's Functional Reie 23 H3 Telephone Coordinator's Functional Role 24 H4 Computer Coordinator's Funcicnal Role 25 TABLES TS 01 Primary and Atternate Communications 26 TS 02 Tone Alert Radio Distribution List 31 TS 03 Key Personnel Pager Assignments 42 ( ii. I
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- 1. OVEoVEW The Depa.i. ' si Technical Services has primary responsibilrty for implementing the emergsacy communications component of the Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Pan with the support of other local, state, anc feceral government agencies and private organizations. The Department will purchase, store, inventory and maintain necessary equipment and supplies for the j
communication needs of the EOC and for emergency communication neecs of i response agencies as described in the Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan and this procedure. Specifica!% - the Department of Technical Services will insure that the l communications equipment used to support the EOC, the Media Center and other involved County Departments are avaliable and operational. Communications equipment includes:
- 1) Telephone equipment in the EOC ano at the Media Center.
- 2) Radio equipment as described in Atta:hment E, the subsecti:n of this procedure entitled, ' Communications Facilities: Existing anc Proposed."
- 3) Emergency Response computer e uipment wnien is use: by County Public Information Officers to communi: ate between the EOC anc ine Media Center.
( 2 AL%CmW 4ND AESPONS!91UTY The autnerity for implementing this set of procedures is provices oy the following government coces.
- 1. Cahfornia Government Code (Chapter 7, Division 1, Title 2) Se: tion 8550 et. Seq, Caht Emergency Services Act.
- 2. San Luis Obispo County Coce (Ord. No.1384) Chapter 2.50 Emergency Organization and Function.
- 3. San Luis Obispo County / Cities Basi: Plan for Peacetime Emergencies -
1981. Te:nrii:a! Services staff members have been assigned roles for implementing this emergency procedure during an emergency. Those assignments are as follows. Primary Ahernate Communi:ations Coordinator - Brian Barnes Ken Hald Communications Manager - Watter Rheingans Al Frieo Telephone Coordinator - Louise Reza Rosalie Depew l Computer Coordinator - Brooks Measures Michael Measures t 1 l
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(11.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (07/90) A description of the tasks that each of these functionalroles completes is provided in detail in Attachments H t through H-4. However, a brief des:ription of their roles follows. . The Communications Coordinator shall act as the offielal liaison between the Communications Team, the Telephone Coordinator and the respondents to the emergency that need their services, Requests for communications of telephone support wl!! be coordinated through the Communications Coordinator, The Caordinator will also monitor the progress of any radioactive plume and insure that the Communications Team is advised of it's location. The Communications Coordinator will assist the Telephone Coordinator, as time permits. The Communications Manager wit! assume responsibiltty for all County communications equipment, including its activation, maintenance, and operation. The Communication Manager will also coordinate emergency communication systems among fedetal, state and local agencies and organizations, public, private and volunteer. The Telephone Coordinator will be responsible for insuring that the telephones within the EOC are activated and that they have access to long distance lines Tne Telephone Coordinator will also act as a liaison between the Communications Coordinator and the various telephone companies that provice services to tne County. The Computer Coordinator willinsure that the Emergency Response Computer Network between the EOC and the Media Center is a ttvated and provide support for the equipment, software and the telephone link during its use.
- 3. P:E:ECUISfTES The memoers of the Department of TechnicalServices Emergency Response Staff must have thorough uncerstandings of existing radio, mi:rowave, telephone, anc the PC network systems, as well as other local, state, and federal communications systems in the county. The members of this staff must also have the capacihty to operate, troubleshoot, and perform emergency repairs to the County's communications equipment.
- 4. COMMUNICATIONS FACIUTIES EY! STING AND PAOPOSED Communications facilities, as used in this plan, refer to the radio, telephone. and professional computer resources used in response to a declared emergency or EOC acitvation.
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l IlL09. DEPARTMEMT OF TECHNICAL SECsiCES NPPERP (07/90) The County's current radio communications system relies on a microwave s' { backbone system to communicate between six (6) radio repeater sites. These srtes include Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte, Black Mountain, Davis Peak, Tepesquet Peak and San Antonio Peak (in Santa Barbara Courity), At these tapeater sites, transmitter / receivers broadcast information on various networks in support of polce, fire, medical and other agencies. A full description is incluced in Atta:hment E. The telephont system referenced within this plan includtis those telephones at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC), Rumor Control, and Media Center. The Media Center telephones are installed by PG&E staff during a nuelear emergency but could require County invotvement at other times. A full description is included as Attachment F. The Emergency Response Computer Network used by the Public information Officers uses a telephone network and computer equipment at the EOC, the Media Center, the Government Center Complex. And other possible locations. A full desenotion is includea as Attachment G. B NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION The seventy of an in icent at the nuclear power plant will determine the nottfication and meeticaten actrvities of the County, in general, the Department of TechncalServces will only responc at the Alert of higher emergency classifcation. The determination of this status will be made by power plant start in the controi room. At the apprepnate time, this ( oepartment will be notified. The netifcation procedure that begins the activaten of th:s plan begins when the County's Emergency Servces Coorcinator notifies the Director of Techncal Services tnat an emergency has been de:!ared anc/or the EOC has been activated, anc that tne Emergency Operations Center (ECC) will be opened in the event the Director cannot be rea:nec, the Emergency Servces Coordinator will contact the Communcatons Coordinator. Tne Director (or the Communications Coordinator) will notify other members of the Department of Techncal Servces having a primary role in the response Specifcally, the D, rector will notify the Telephone Coordinator of her backup, the Communications Manager or his backup, and the Computer Coordinator or his ba kup. If the Director is unable to reach any of these people, the Director will notify the Communications Coordinator whether the Director or the Communications Coordinator should continue to call those people who have not been notified. Upon being notified of an Alert or higher classifcation, the Communications Coordinator, the Communcatens Manager, the Telepnene Coordinator and the Computer Coordinator will be responsible for notifying their backups. A full call down list is available in Attachment A. ( 3
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111.09 DEPAGTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES ' NPFERP (07/90)
- 1. pESPCNEE BY EP,dEAGENCY CLASSWICATON UNUSUAL EVENT No Response Required by the Department of Technical Services 6.kE3I
- a. Director (or his de:.gnee) notmed by Emergency Services Coordinator.
Call down procedures setkated,
- b. Communications Coordinator on duty.
- c. Communications Manager actNates EOC.
- d. Telephone Coordinator on duty at the EOC,
- e. Computer coordinator en duty at the EOC/ Media Center,
- f. Communications Technielan(s) on standby 24 hout duty.
g. Review Communications Checklist (Attachment B). SITE A AE A EP.8EAGENCY or GENERAL Et,8EAGENCY. 24 hour duty,12. hour shifts afternating between the primary and backup positions. Review Communications Checkhst (Attachment B). E ELECTING DCCCEOUCES
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1 Tne Director is responsible for notifying the Communications Coordinator, the Communications Manager, the Telephone Coordinator and the Computer Coordinator. The Director is also responsible for notifying the Communications Coordinator of those individuals who were not rea:ned and who must still be contacted. The Director may have the Communi:ations Coordinator continue calling people who have not been contacted.
- 2. The Communications Coordinator is responsible for notifying his backup and assigning tasks. He is also responsible for calling those individuals wne were not reached by the Director.
3 The Communications Manag er is responsible for notifying technician (s) and assigning tasksc
- 4. The Telephone Coordinator is responsible for notifying her backup and assigning tasks.
- 5. The Computer Coordinator is responsible for notifying his backup and assigning tasks.
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See Attachment B, the Communications Checklist . Personnel. 4, MO9tLf2ATON OF STAFC A 12. hour sh.11. 24 hour capability is required at the ALERT or more severe _
- emergency. At least two qualrfied technicians must be on duty at all times.
(Additional technician (s) to be contract 6 3 for this purpose by the Department of Technical Services.) 5 BACKUPSW1 CTS Backup shift staff to be recrurted by the Communications Manager. C. DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURES Upon notrfication that the status level has been downgraded to below ALERT, the Communications Coorcinator will:
- 1. Notify the Department to demobilee the emergency staff anc return to normal shtt:5.
2 C!cse out a!! logs anc recorcs. ( 3 Nctity the Communications Manager to restore facilities and eculement to normal Concitions, 9 0 0 5
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111.09 DEPARTl ENT OF TECHNICAL SECMCES NPPERP (Ahaenment 8) (07/90) ATTACHMENT B k COWUNICATIONS CHECKUST ; (Page 1 of 2) PEPSONNEL , ' Posttien _ Person Work phont Wome Phone Coordinator Brian Barnes 549 5050 Afternate Ken Hald $49 5050 Manager Walter Rheingans $49 5129 or 5050 Attornate Al Fred 549 5129 or 5050 1 Technicians Ken Brown 549 5129 or 5050 ! Vern Halterman 549 5129 or 5050 Leland Armitage 549 5129 or 5050 Phone i Coorcinator Louise Roza 549 5054 l i Afternate Rosahe Depew 549 5000 i Computer I Coordinator ! Brooks Measures 549 505v A!!ernote Micnael Measures 549 5050 l lij::C:T cEcSONNEL Pa::14: Bell Dennis McEvoy 545 7462 Jim Tocc 545 7350 AT&T 434 1934 CwECKUST # in the event of an alert or greater crassification, the following eneck list should be followed by en:h responcer: Note the time you were contacted and by whom. ' Notify these people that you are respensible for. Keep a log of all events and communications while at your cuty station, Direct and control Communications support as required by the emergency,
.,_ Set up a 24 hour work schedule using 12 hour shifts,
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,y , 111.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPEP.P (Attachment B) (07/90) ATTACHMEPR B COWUNICAT10NS CHECKUST ' (Page 2 of 2) Keep track of the emergency attuation and location of communications stati so they will not be placec n unnecessary danger, Keep Communi:ations Coordinator apprised of your sP.uation. Log your conversations.
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O e e 111.09 DEPARTMEPU OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP {ttachment C) (07/90) ATTACHMENT C [ EVE:GENCY COMMUNICATION PLAN (Page 1 of 3) l
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The Emerg eney Communication Plan desenbes communication eq uipment to be activated. tested ano maintained by the Department of Technical Services so it is operational curing an emergency situation. ) i
- 11. LOCATION 1
The County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is co locatea with the Sherrff s Dispatch Center, the utility's Emergency Operations Facility (EOF), and the Unified Dese Assessment Center (UDAC). The faciltty is located at 1525 Kansas Avenue off Highway 1 about 6 miles northwest of San Luis Obispo. The Meola Center is located 2 miles norin of the County EOC on Highway 1 at the Cuesta College Auditorium.
!;l. DESCRiFTiON OF SYSTEMS COUNW OF SAN !.U!S OBISPO COVMUNICATION SYSTEMS C untv.wice Ve'owave System I9ackbone Systemi (300 Channel capa:ity 2 GHz)
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Sheriff s Terminal ) Loco System *A" Cuesta m eak (Central County; ) C:o:rwise on mao - Rocky Butte Lookout (North County) ) Cuesta to Davis Bla:k Mountain (East County) ) SPUR San Antonio (South County) ) Acute "B"
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) Loop System *B" Shenfrs Termina: ) Cour.ter clockwise on map -
Davis Peak (Coastal area) } Davis to Cuesta Tepus:: vet Peak (Santa Maria Valley) ) SPUR San Antonio (South County) ) IV. PR; MARY AND ALTERNATE COMMUNICATIONS Table TS 01 lists primary and backup communication capabilities to vanous locations. In many cases the backup communicatiens are through tne tone alert monitor recetvers or pagers. t h
E ' ' I ' 111.09. DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPP3RP (Attachment C) - (07/90) A1TACHMENT C EME AGENCY COMMUNICATtON PLAN (Page 2 of 3) i V. WARNING / ALERTING A. Earty Warning System Sirens Descriotion: The Early Warning System consists of approximatety 131 sirens located wrthin the Basic Planning Zone which extends to Cayucos on the nonh to San Luts Obispo on the east to the Five Cities area in the southeast. The activation system is owned and maintained by the County Department of Technical Services and the sirens and recetvers are owned and maintained by Pactfic Gas and Electric Company. Ae"vstion: The Emergency Services Director or his afternates mey authorize the activation of the system. In their absence, the Watch Commander at the Sherttf's Office has authori:ation. The Emergency Breaccast System stations will te notified prior to activation. B. Tone Alert Montter Receivers Desenetion: Apprortmately 133 receivers are distributed to schools, transportation yaros. nosortais convalescent care centers ano other instrtutions for alerting them with spec alinstructions. Control consoles for activation of these receivers are
!ccatec in the Snerttis Dispaten Center and in the EOC (PIO Office). i Locat!ons. Refer to Tacle TS 02 C. Fagers Desenetien. Pagers nave been assigned to key governmental offcats and to memoers of the Environmental Hearth field monitoring teams. The pagers are activatec in the Sheriffs Dispatch Center. Refer to Table TS 03 for assignments.
VI. TESTING The communications eculpment which is not otherwise used on a regular basis will be teste accoroing to the following schecule: Testine Ecu'ement Frecuenev Decartment Aesconsible i 1. Tone Alen Monitor Receivers Monthly Sheriff
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111.09 DEPARTMENT.OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (Atinenment C) (07/9m ATTACHMENT C {' EVEAGENCY COMMUNICATION DLAN (Page 3 of 3) (continued) Testino Ecuicment Frecuenev DeceMment Aesoonscie
- 3. EOC Ease Stations Daily Communications A. PlO Room LG UHF Purple EBS LG VHF Bla K Tone Alert i B. Fire and Law Room l LG UHF ,
LG VHF ' County Fire C. UDAC Room LG UHF
- 4. EWS Sirens Annually PG&E anc County OES 5- Telepnene in EOC Monthly County CES E Teleonene in Meo.a Center Quanerly PG&E
- 7. UDAC phones anc Racies Quanerly Environmental Hea"n
- 8. Ring Down phone Cities Monthly County CES -
9 Ring Down pnene EBS Stns Monthly County OES ( 10 Racio Ea:kup ESS Stati:ns Monthly County CES
- 11. Dire:1 Intercom Telegnenes Monthly County CES 12 EOC/ ARES / RACES Systems Weekly ARES / RACES
'3 ARES, RACES Ca:ne Systen Monthly ARES / RACES
- 14. County Ca ne Systems Monthly Communi:ations 15 Emergency mesconse C mouter Termina!s Ouarterly PG&E (ECC Maoia Center Comeuter Link)
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!!!.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVlCES NPPERP (Attachment D) (07/90)
ATTACHMENT D ' EMEAGENCY PAOCEDUAES (Page 1 of 1)
- 1. EWS/EBS SYS7M At ALE:T er mere sever, emercenev classmentien the Communications Menace
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(1) Check communications links (radio and phone) between the EOC and the two CPCS stations in the EBS network. These stations have UHF Local Government channel trans:efvers. (2) Check EWS (stren) activator equipment and decide whether to activate by primary microwave relay of by backup relay, Both primary and back up actrvat:0n mechanisms are locatec in the Sheriffs Watch Commander's office. 2, EOC COMMUNICATION At an ALEAT or more seve'e eme'eenev erass(estien the Telechene Coote 3 ate' wii's (1) Insure that all EOC phone lines are operational. (2) Provice telephone operating instructions to those who request assistan:c. 3 A CTIVATE ANC M AINT AIN EV E:G ENCY COMMUNICATIONS BEmvEEN KEY AES:CNSE AGENCtES The C0mmunications Venece' will ; (1) Establisn. If necessary, emergency communications between response agencies of the feceral, state. county, anc city governments. (2) Establisn,if ne:essary, emergency ::mmunications between the EOC an: cther response agencies. (3) Solic:t anc coercinate private volunteer racio operator partopation in emergency ecmmuni:ations. A COC:DtNATE EMEAGENCY USE OF TwE TELE:wCNE SYSTEM Teleehene Ceettneter wil" (1) As requested by a P.I.O., assist in the establishment anc operation of the Pnone Assistance Center.
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lli.Ci9 DEPARTMENT.OF TECHMCAL SERV 1CES NPPERP (Atta:nment Ei (07/90) ATTACHMEN'T E ( COMMUNICa*10NS FaCtLmES (Pa'ge 1 of 6) A. County Owned Mie'ewave ILn_d Aerester Systems-The communications systems incluce frve Microwave / Radio repeater sites: SM Len9ude Letttu.;Le Fev AMSL USGS Quad Mao Cuesta San Luis Obispo Re:ky Butte Pebblestone B;a:k Min. Camatta Ranch Davis Peak Port San Luts Tepusquet
- Tep. Canyon San Antonio Santa Mana
- The PG&E Tepusquet srte is on a ettferent peak at 12011 OS X 34 54 37 and 3235' AMSL Tnese sites are linked by a 2 GHZ microwave system to the Shertif's Offi:e. using unctote:tec Farinon FM2000 5 watt repeaters,6 feet antenna diameters on fairty low (20-43') Triex towers, and Farinon LD3 multiplex, Additions are Motoro:a DTL Muttiplex.
Tne system incluces a patsive refie: tor 14 x 16' at niile bearing
- trom tne Sherd s Off. e Tne lengest path is 43 59 miles from Re:ky Butte to Black Mountain.
( At ea:n repeater s:te are mobile relay stations for the Sherrif's channels Other e:uipment in !uces Purole Net and Bla:K Net repeaters an CDF/ County Fire radios UWC recenters for MED 14 (FCC oesignationi are instatie: at Rc:vy, Black. Cuesta anc Cavis Tr e Snerd S REO. BLUE. anc YELLOW :nannets are instal:ed at Rocky, Bla:<, Cuasta. Cavis anc San Antonio. Tepus vet currently has only the RED:nannelrepeater, arrange: to te keye0 with the other RED repeaters by both San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Cosnt.es. via the m4:f owave inter tie between the two counties running from Tepusovet to La Cumore (119 4313 x 34 30 01,3957 AMSL,3B B33 miie path). S-2 state receaters for the VHF Local Government (BLACK channet), now used by county to:al government agencies, are instaled at Rocky Butte and Cuesta Peak anc Davis Peak but also licensec for Black Mountain. Although mobiles on the high bano BLACK :nannel are equippec for CTCSS using Hz tones, these tones are not transmitte by the case out are used only to a::ess the system. { 13
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- ll1,09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SEEhflCES NPPERP (Attachment E) (07/90)
ATTACHMENT E , , COMMUNICATIONS FACILmES / I (Page 2 of 6) l Simi! arty, the VHF Local covernment (PURPLE channel) system mobiles are eouipped for i CTCSS at , and this is transmittec by the fued stations.
- down This channelis equipped with a GE voting system.
Th . Shortffs channels are equipped with a GE voting system which works to select the mountaintop repeater re: elver which has the best audio and switches that to ine dispatcher. There are a total of 30 channels of Farinon LD3 MUX, allocated as follows: Grove 7 Cuesta Grove 5 Davis 1 Blue 1 Blue l 2 Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Red 3 Red 4 Bla:k 4 Black 5 MED 2 5 MED 3 6 Purple 6 County Fire Grouc 9 ceevv Greue 6 Cuesta & Tecuscuet 1 Blue 1 SB County intercom ) 2 Yellow 2 SB County Dispatch, Rec A :ess 3 Re: 3 La Cumore Red 4 B:a:k 4 Tepusque! Rec 5 MED 1 5 Blue Rx Tep 6 County Fire 6 County Fire Cuesta Greur 4 B!a 9 Veuntam Sta*Dlus DTL i Blue 8) 2 Yellow 9) 3 Red 10 ) Tepusquet 4 Bla:K 11 ) Data CLETS 5 MED 4 12 ) 6 County Fire 13 )
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111.09 DEPARTt ENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (Attachment E) (o7jpg, ATTACHMENT E ( COMMUNICATIONS F ACILmES (Page 3 of 6) (continued) Stateles DTL Starolus DTL 72 ) 14 Blue )
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74 ) 16 Red ) 17 . Black ) 75 ) 18 Purple ) San Antorne 77 ) . Rocky Med 19 Med 1 ) 78 ) 20. Med 2 )
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79 ) 22. Med 4 ) 71 ) Black Med 23 Spare ) 64 ) 65 ) Rocky te Black 66 ) CA State 67 ) 69 ) . Davis Med 69 ) ( 7t> ) . Davis Purple E C'he' C:untv.Owne- Aie t ae cecine w arnine_ ene g m e,e , y cem m ungepe.g. (1) Siren: Existing Primary: MHz as the output of a repeater pair MH: now in use as the LG frecuency. Back up at PG&E. Bla:k Butte an: Tasajara Pear., transmit only. (2) Tone. alert Radio: Quick Call 11 Existing: AH2 on LG frequency. Radios are placeo in schools, hospita!$. convaiescent centers, and other instrtutions. (3) Pagers: Quick Call 11 Existing: MHz on LG frequency. Pagers are assigne: to key personne! su0n as direction an: control, field monttoring teams, anc UDAC. 15
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ATTACHMENT E COMMUNICATIONS F ACllmES ' (Page 4 of 6) (4) Emergency Radio: CurrentY over 200 radio sets owned by the county. Radiologi:al tronttoring field team will use the UHF Local Government (Purple Channei) on a frequency pair of MP' C. Shees CemouNeations Systems All Nets . Automati: satel!!te voter / transmitter simulcast operations command /controllogic located at Sheriff s microwave terminal. Blue Net . Sheriff s Routine Patrol Operations. Transmmer/ receivers at Cuesta Peak. Black Mountain Rocky Butte Lookout, Davis Peak, San Antonio Recerver onty at Tepuscuet. VeHew Npt . $hgtttf*g tactj;3] opefations, CMI Division, cities Co*use as neeced for emergency ba:kup or specialoperations. Transmmer/ receiver srtes uti!!:ed Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte Lookout, Bla:k Mountain. Davis Peak, San Antonio. .. ~ ec Net - Region *P" emergency channel shared by San Luis Obispo. Santa Barcara Sheriff s Departments, Cities of Carpinteria, Santa Barbara. Santa Maria Lompoc, Guadalupe Arroyo Grande. Pismo Bes:n. Grover Cey, San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atas:acero, anc Paso Rooles. Adortionally, State University Poli:e Departments, F B.I., ano other sele:ted agencies can utihre Region Red channel. MH:). Control points on Red Net in:!uce San Luis Obispo and Santa Barcara Sherrff and the C.H.P., San Luis Obispo. WMe Net . State CLEMARS . simplex operations, car to car. penable racio only, all police agencies. . Non CTCSS CLEoS Net . Sheriff's Department Access via control station MHz) Vwe CLEVAoS . Utilized in Search and Rescue. Ponamie radios only. Non CTCSS Ses'em ame :escue . Any temporary location. MES COV System - County wide UHF medical communications system. Dispatch anc coorcination provided by the Sheriff s Department. The system
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111.'09 DEPARTMEfdT OF TECHNICAL SEEMCES NPPERP (Attachment E) (07/90) \ ATTACHMENT E k QQ.!$UN!C ATIONS F ACILmES (Page 5 of 6) Med.One through Med Four at the county microwave sites. All county contract ambulances and selectea fire rescue unrts are equipped with eight. frequency mobile radios. Fke San Luis Obispo hosprtats and Marian Hospitalin Santa Maria are equipped with duplex control sta"ons. The ambulances may select any of four frequencies for communication with the appropriate hosprtal. Cepending on location in the County. MED CCM also uses the services of M A.S.T. (Milttary Assistance to Traffi: anc Safety) for Army helicopter evacuation of severe trauma cases. Custedv - San Luis Obispo County Jail
"> , Repeater CTCSS Ponaoles. Mooiles. SLO Coudhouse O Cev"v Leeet Gevem-ent Svs'e-s E'etv Net The County operates VHF mobile repeaters at Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte, Davis Peak anc San 5 Antonio. wnich are usec by a numoet of county cepartments. The principal use is general County business. The system incluces full automatic sate!kte voting / full transmitter simulcast cperat.on wrth c:mmano/ control cacabihty by a coorcinatec oiscaten center.
Present =e:anmental users on the Bla:k Net (VHF Local Government) system inctuce. County Engineer. all civisions Facility Services Planning Agri:utture General Services County Garage Air Qual:ty in aceition pegers for key officials, the tone alen monrtor receivers for schools, hospitals, conva,es:ent care centers. and otner institutions, anc the Early Warung System sirens are a:twate: on the VHF frequency.
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(Atta:hment E) (07/90) ATTACHMENT E COMMUNICATIONS FACILfTIES I (Page 6 of 6) Purele Net J The County operates UHF remote base /mobile repeaters at Cuesta Peak Davis Peak and San Antonio. The system transmits from Cuesta Paak, and has transmil capabiltty from San Antonio. In the event of an emergency at the Diablo Canyon Powv Plant, the Environmental Hea!th monitoring teams would use this frequency. All of the Emergency Broadcast System stations (primary stations KVEC and KXCB) would be contacted on this frequency if the telephone lines were inoperable. The repeaters are controllec via telephone lines from the Department of Animal Regulation's offi:e and from the Olvision of Environmental Heafth office to the county microwave system. Additional controlls from the Shortffs Dispatch Center, the Unified Dose Assessment Center, and the Emergency Operations Csnter direetty to the microwave system. The County operates a VHF Forestrv Consewatien system repeater at Lepe: Lake. A small number of mcoilesroonables utilde this system for General Services control of Lopez Laxe Re:reati:nal Areas. The racio is low. level wrth limrted coverage. E. Courtv ef Sem Lu s Ob'see CDc!CeumN Fire Svstem The county fire su oression services are proviced by California Division of Forestry. A county fire ra:io netw:rk is provi:ed for mutual aic operations aside from the ECC frequencies utilced by C D F. The County Fire Net utilces five remote base stations located at Cuesta Rocky, B!ack, Davis and Diable Canyon. Control from the dispatch center utilizes wire line to the county mi:rowave or Diablo Canyon mierowave terminals. The ceoaN na' nperates on Hz with tre:uency two anc CTC! , anc State Whne Net, (Hz (non.CTCSS). Each crry fire ce:anment. fire cistrict and selectec volunteer companies inrougnout the county are e:u:::ec with county case stations for operation on county net. in addition chief effi:ers of these cepanments are provices county hano.hele radics F. Qties ef San Luis Co'sro CounN Deli:e Cadio Svstems Es:n of the : ties has a "greerf UHF frecuency pair complementing the Sheriff s UHF systems. The configurations are scentical mooile relay stations locatec for optimum coverage for ea:n city. Paso Robles Atascacero Morro Bay San Luis Coispo Pismo Bea:n ) . Sharec Grever City ) Arroyo Grande All systems use CTCSS of 82.5 HL 18
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l Ill.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SEQVICES NPPERP (Attachment F) (07/90) Attachment F ( COUNWS EVEo3ENCY DESPONSE TELEDWONE SYSTEM DESCoIPT10N (Page 1 of 2) EOC Communtentions: * (1) Intercom: There is an intercom telephone system throughout the FOC, EOF, UDAC, and Sherttrs area. There are twenty six locations each with a 2 digft dialing code. (Direct intercom System /DlC/ Brown Net) This system also connects the following: San Luis Coastal Unified School District. l Lucia Mar Unified School District. Atascadero Unified School District, California Highway Patrol. California Parks and Recreation Department, and the EOC. (2) Public Address System: The EOC's Public Address System coerates in conjunction with the intercom system. Announcements can be made throughout the entire builcing of to select areas from eight different locations. (3) Teleonones: 20 ECC tele;: nones are on the County's Centrex system. There is arse a ' cities
- ring cown phone. the mecia pnene network, the power plant phone network, anc
( direct lines to the EES racio stations.
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. CeNer C0mmumcatteas-
- 0) Intercom:
Cne extension cf the " Yellow Net
- ring cown system is locatec in the Mecia Center This intercom line gives tne Mecia Center PIO a cirect line into two locations in the EOC and otner locations on tne ring cown network.
There is an accitionalintercom extension of the " Yellow Net" at tne trent ene of the Mecia Center (PG&E's PIC Office). (2) Telechenes: There are frve (5) Pac Belt lines in the Media Center wnich are allocated to the PlO. They are located in the men's dressing room, behind the stage of the Cuesta College Gymnasium (tne Media Center). There are ten (10) Pac Belllines in the women's dressing room tot the Rumor Control activities of the Media Center. At the front of the gym are two (2) Pac Bell lines for the PG&E Media Center Representatives. 19
.>.A' 111.09. DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SEnVICES NPPERP j (Attachment F) (07/90) l Attachment F l COUNTY'S EMEAGENCY AESPONSE TELEPHONE SYSTEM DESCRIPTION , (Page 2 of 2) I Cuesta Cof eee P'ess Ares . Media Center: (1) Telephones:
. There are 31 lines for the media to use. The phones are disconnecter from the jacks and stored in a locked cabinet in the press building. The key to this facility is available from the Sheriff s Watch Commander.
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III.09 - DEPARTMENT OP TECMNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (Attachmont G) (07/90) Attachment G ( C2UNTY'S EMERGENCY PESPONSE COMPUTER NETWOP2 (Page 1 of 1) A computer network is used to transmit energency respense com= uniques by Public Infor:ation of ficers between the EOC and the Media Center. The network equipment consists of portable computers configured as follows: C0=puterst Ceepaq Portable 286 640K Memory (1) 360K Disk Drive (1) Hard Disk Printer Hewlett Packard Laser Jet Series II The portable computers communicate over a Banyan Network utili:ing an IBM token ring at the EOC and access by modem from the Media Center. Modem communications are at 9600 bites per second. C mmunication from the Media Center may be directly to modens at the EOC or, as a backup, to modems at the Diablo Canyon Cenputer Center. ECC ( i Cc=paq ! (Token Ring) DCPP Banyan j Se rver Media Center Cenpaq , (Modems) ( Prima ry) 25
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111.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICED . NPPERP , (Attacnment H 1) (07/90) Attachment H 1 q COWUNICATIONS COOADINATOR'S FUNCTIONAL AOLE ',' t (Page 1 of 1) ,
- 1. Role:
The primary function of the Communications Coordinator is to coordinate EOC requests for communication equipment and repairs wrth the Communication Shop, and to tra:k the emergency sttuation and location of Communications Staff so they will not be placed in unnecessary canger. 2 Primary Function: ! In the event the Director of Technical Services is not available to make the necessary call-cowns, the Communication Coordinator should follow the Call down list and contact the other EOC participants on the list. t-Uoon arrival at the EOC sign in and start an actMty log by recording the time you were contacted and the person who contracted you. Log all activities (phone cal ls. conversations, recuests, etc.) during the emergency. Netdy the communi:stien shop that you are at the EOC anc will keep them informed as tne emergency cevelops. Conta:t anc inform the a: ternate Communications Coordinator of the emergency situation. Note the possibilty of working in twelve (12) hour shifts in the event inat the EOC must ' ce mannec around the clock. Keeo tra:x Cf the emergency situation and location of Communications Staff so that they can oe conta:tec in case of a reoair or suoply reouest, anc so they will not ce pla:ec in unnecessary canger in the event of field work. If the emergency situation is such that the need for the Communications Coordinator is minimal, the Coorcinator should provide assistance to the Telephone Coordinator. Tnis assistan:e woui consist of answering phones, taking messages, and providing whatever help the Communications Coordinator is qualified to provice. At the end of the emergency situation, the demobilization procedures consist of conta: ting the Communication shop to inform them of the srtuation, notifying the Alternate Communications Coordinator of the comooilization, and closing out the log. a e I e 2.2
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111.09 DEPARTMENT CP TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (Atta:nment H 2) (07/90) Attachment H 2 ( COYMUNICA90NS VANAGEo'S FUNCTONAL AOLE (Page 1 of 1)
- 1. Role:
The primary function of the Communications Manager is to ensure that there are effective plans developed for the use of incident communications equipment; to supervise the communications te am members; and to install, test, distribute and repair communi:ations e quipment.
- 2. Primary Function:
The Communications Manager must be informed on the adequacy of the communications system of the County and related agencies, the limitations of the system as imposed by the geography of the County or other constraints, the amount, type and capa:Ity of the equipment that is available, anc problems that may o::ur through the use of tne eculement. The Communi:atens Manager. upon notification of an emergency. must repert to the Emergency Operatens Center /SherrM s Discatch to ebtain a briefing cf the emergency s;tuaten and to re:erve his assignments. He must then Orief the communcatens team and oistribute those assignments. as necessary, These assignments coute,if apercoriate. in: luce augmenting the A.R.E.S staff. He must also provide for the rehef of communcations personnel ano for the staffing of all snifts during an event Tne 4 Communcatens Manager must keep the : mmunicatens team apprisec of the current emergen:y/communcatens status. The Ccmmuneatiens Manager must insure the communcatens e:uement usec to su;;crt emergency responses is avadacie anc cperatonal He must maintain re: ores on the ::streuten Of ecucment. v.s operating time, signifcant events. repairs. et: of al; ecu oment. At the con:!usen of any event wnch uses emergency communcations e ucment the Communcations Manager must recover all such equcment and restore it to its former location and tenoition. This snould in:lude repairing any camagea ecuoment. re narging Imtehes,et: He should also fOrWarc allnecessary recorcs ano<or logs through channels to the proper authorrty. Develop a 12 hout shi't staffing pattern for all positions.
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111.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NFFERA (Attachment H.3) (07/90) l Atta nment H 3 ! TELEDWONE COOcDINATOR'S FUNC*1CNAL COLE , i (Page 1 of 1) l
- 1. Role: I The primary function of the Telephone Coordinator is to ensure that the telephones within the EOC are actrvated and have access to long distance lines, to act as liaison between the EOC and various telephone companies, to ensure that all of the EOC and Dispatch phones are operational, and provide assistance and instructions to those who request or need it.
- 2. Primary Function:
The Telephone Coordinator, upon nottfication of an emergency event, must report to the EOC, verify and maintain EOC telephone lines. This is Centrex service and requires coordination with Pactfi: Bell. AP.er the tele hones have been verified, the Telephone Coordinator will report to the Emergency Operations Center to re:eive a briefing and to begin acting as a I;a: son betiveen EOC personnel anc the telephone companies. The Totepnone Coordinater must ensure that EOC telephones are operationat 11 a cuestion arises as to a possible problem wrth any phone or line, analy2e situation and take the necessary steps to see that the problem is correctes. ,
- 1. If it is not ringing: Che:k ringing on/off key.
- 2. If it has no cial tone: Replace the set, and if rt still nas no dial tene, cali Paerfic Bell Telephone Company,
- 3. If et is noisy:
a) Che:x mouth and ear piece and tignten them. b) Che:k for trayed cores and mounting cord. c) Replace set . If still bad, report rt to Pac Belt ( if rt is the set: Periace it with a DOTS telephone. If it is an AT&T-instrument, call AT&T and have them repair their set The Telephone Coordinator provides assistance and instruction to those who ask for or neec it.
- 3. Secondary Functions.
Tne Telennone Coordinator also acts as the EOC Clerk. Receptionist and handles at: incoming calls as necessary.
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The Telephone Coordinator necomes the EOC Clerk. Receptionist in Room 109 to provice services as requested by the Emergency Services Coordinator. While acting in tnis se:endary role, the Telephone Coordinator maintains the availabihty of all teiephone service, at all times. A 24 y ,,- , .-.. -. , , , - , , * , - - - , , , . - - , . , . . . , , . . . - . . , - --
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111.69 DEPAQTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (Attachment H 4) (07/90)
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Attachment H 4 ( COYA'JTEA COOADINaTOA S FUNCTIONAL AOLE (Page 1 of 1)
- 1. Role:
The role of the Computer Coordinator is to ensure that the PC network between the ECC and the Media Center are correctly activated, and to provide assistance and instructions to those who request or need it.
- 2. Primary Functions:
The Computer Coordinator, upon being notmed of an event of Alert stage or greater will report to the EOC/ Media Center. Documentation for the PC network equipment ano accompanying software must be secured and transported to the EOC/ Media Center. The PC network equipment is transported to the EOC/ Media Center by Emergency Services staff. Upon arrival the Computer Coordinator will report to EOC/ Media Center to receive a brief.ng and to begin acting as a liaison between EOC personnel and the PC netwerk. The computer systems are installed and the link between the EOC/ Media Center is activated. The syttems will be utih2ed by the Public Information Officers to participate in the Notepad network. The Computer Coorcinator provices assistance and instructions to those wne reouest or need it. ( 3 Se:encary Funct: ens: The Computer Coorcinater acts as a ba:kup cperato. on the Notepac network. Tne cooroinator must maintain a working knowledge of the Notepad conferencing software pa:kage an: the George communications software. In the event of e uipment f ailure the Comcuter Coorcinator willprovice oa:Kup equipment to ensure the continuation of the network link. ( - 25
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Center (549 5011
- 2. School S et.
- cit.eione fone Atert OfrectInterces telechcre
- a. tencho neceiver Telegnorw tcre Alert Beceiver
[ElChoeft543 7732 ]
- b. Att Schools tone Alert Direct latercom in teste EPZ teceiver teleoncre Tche Aleet neceiver
- 3. meatth teiepnene fateonone te tecncrw 2191 Jonnson icre Aleat ceceiver
{5495500} 4 cenerai services veieono,e t o Aiert seiemone icne Am teceiver Recetwer [1035 Palm 5495200}
- 5. Agriculture Teleonone tone Alert Teleonone tcre atert Airpe*t Receiver Receiver
($49591C)
- 6. Enginee*ing t e n c.inone tone alert feteonome 1cre Ateet Coanty Center tectiver Recetwer
[549525Q
)
- 7. tocial seavices Teleonone Tone Aleat teleonone fcru Atem.
3220 5. ai teceiver Receiver Q.9404C}ga'a
- 8. County Fire Direct 1. Teleonome tettonone 1. Mr4. to 635 h. Sante tess tire 2. Tone Alert Sne' t H 's
[5 3 .24 ] teceiver Discaten
- 2. lone Alert Receiver
- 9. Tecnnical tetronome lone alert teleonome 1cre Ate":
Services Receiver seceiver
- 4. County Covt.
Cente* {5495050}
- t. C omva.i c a t ions Telennone tacto Telepnone twie 1495 Kansas Ave. Uh8 LC UHF LG
[ 549 5129] Purple met Mthe het
- 10. Environmental telepnone 1. Radio Tetecnone 1 Rasic meetth UN7 LG UHF LG Purpte het Mple het
- a. Office 2. Tone 2. Yone 2191 Johnson Ate't Alert Receiver Receiver
{5495544}
- t. fietInTeams Radio Animal tacto UHF LG Control Free. Purple het 26
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t&heet 2 of 53 k Front ~ theriff8s Office EDE To tantactt h a t temat e Prj e ry Atte m te C00hti (cont'd) 11 Auditor / Telephone. fome Alert fetaphone Controtter few Alert tectiver teceiver County Gova t . [ Center 5/ ** 5D403
- 12. PLenning _ f elephone telephone to. Gov' . Center i f5495600 6
-13. 8 1rsonnel fotoonome fotopnone-County Govit
[, Center 54959593 14 fomty Counsel Telephone fone Alert fotophone County Gov't few Ateet neceiver teceiver (Center 5495400]
- 15. Animet Controt fettomone ascio-uur LG Tel eonone emaio-se mign.av i Purple het LC.
{494400] kJTMe het
- 16. mecia Center fetepnone f e t epsone Cuesta Coilege Dirun Let see (DC See to:
Directory Otrectory 17 unifiec Dese intercom Tetepnene Intercom feieuwre Assessment Center Dit Olt. See ED: See (DC Directory Directory
- 1. Clf!ts
'Pe *oilowing on the eing Down 1. tecio*4ec Ring Down t %manry
- t eg covn t e t e pmone : Telennone* het fetepmone. 2. Mss,te Ctties 2. Telephone Cities Sheriff's 1 Arroyo Grance P; 3. C'. tis Dispeten
- 2. Atasceoe*o e0
- 3. Crover City PD 4 Moreo Bay DC
- 5. Paso apotes PD
- 6. Pismo Beace PD 7 San Luis Coispo PD
- 8. Cat Poly Polic"
!!1. $1 Aft
- 1. Califort .a Dil Teleonone 1. eAWAS Direct 1. %msnre Sacronento 2. R 66 6.* Line 2. MEC. to -
[(916)4274341] L CLits tun +f's Disatzr
- 2. Calif. Mignmay Direct Line 1. Radio tec patrot Direct 1. Mac te
- 2. Tetronone Int erc om tumrf's San Luis Obispo
- 3. fone Alert Teleonome Disce=n 54321811 Receiver 2. Tone J 4. Citis Alert
- 5. Ring Down 1 taann
- 6. O!C .
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Cities 3. CLtf8 Cities MM's Diente
- 5. Californie Direct Line. 1. fetegnene Tetopmene i. msg. to men's totany, 2. Regie* Dirit**s-CLit$ . Office
[Nighuey'5432700] 3. fone.Atert . 2. lire m
- teceiver A.mei e
- 6. -California Parks and Recreation
- a. San Luis 00tspo - .fetephone fore Alert Direct 1. fete *tre h49*3312}. Receiver Intercom 2. kre m Telegnone 'teseiver b.{Oceano]
5a9 3433 7 Californie Teteonome Telegnone hational Laec.
- a. Cam San Luis
[Ocisco5493503}
- b. Canc tooerts teleonone Telegnone .i
{23831CC}
!. to:iological telegnone telegnone CA Ct3 health, barning_
Center {sacramentef i o ..ency C.n , 916) 445 0939 _ {(916) 391 7716} IV. .PelvAft -- 1 PC4%1
- s. Discio Caayon Direct Line 1.tadio* hone Control tocrv PGandt Cortunicat ions 15C 2. Tetepnone ~
go through
- t0F
- b. Ewegency Intercom Telegnone Intercom Teleonone Coerations See EDC See ICC Facility Directory Otrectory (Co*tocated witn ECC)
- 2. Mospitals
- a. Arroyo Grame Telephone 1. R adi o. Telegnone 1. msg. to
. Com untt med Com ths9H's -
- 2. Tone Alert Dissate
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- b. 8teren Teleonone 1. Radle. Totecnore 1.m:0,to med Com tun tf's
-{$t05435353} 2. 1o.* Alert Dispet:n
.eoiver 2. ,,e m tamic
- c. Som Luis teleonone 1. tedle. Telephone - 1. Nat. t o Deitse med Com tv ttf's ,
- 2. Tone Ateet Otatsten 549 40C (Geneemt[to" teceiver 2, tot a.rt ancei e
- d. Sierra vista .Telennone 1. Radio
- telennone 1. msg. to LO med Com Furttf's 546775C} 2. tone Atert Dissaten tectiver 2. hre Adrt necet e
- 3. Convalescent tone Ateet teleonone tone Alert 1s t ennone wesettais Receiver neceiver em tesioentist Care factLittes 4 Ancul enc es
- a. Offices teleonone tone Atert Tett: cone tone Alert D bemicles facio mec message to com Eme'iff's Office 5 .- faergency Becaccast Stations
- 4. Ekt: , Oirect- i. Teteanone Direct- 1. Tesame
% 4 1030 - tine 2. easic. tine 2 accio-5 3*8230 l UwF (C unF 6C eurste het ho het
- a. K5U Direct 1. f etecnone Dtrect 1. Tesesm?
{5439400) tine 2. Recio- Line 2. Racica
- Uuf LG Uaf (C Purple het IVpte het
- v. FEDERAL 1 Fecetat Eme*gency Telemone HAW 45 Telephone Managecent Agency San fran:isce
{(415)9237178}
- 2. U.S. Coast Ga rd
- a. Alamece telegnene TeleWtone
{(615) 437 3073] D. Monterev felennone Telephone {(608) M7 7300) - .
- c. Cuttees - Telermone morro Sev
' 772 2167' i
772 1293, i- 29 a
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- 4. Sants heria , 1elephone , fotophone -
(M5) 928 1168 ( M5) 925 0246,, fotophone hA63- Telephone b.{DeosoodCity-} 415) 876 #664 4 ht* fetepnone , Direct Line fotegnone u l v Creek. CA- htC Office
.(615)9433700}
- 5. . Dept of Energy fetephone fotoonone en travisco
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(07/90) (' TS-02 Rev. 2 (11/91) TONE ALERT RADIO.Q!STRIBtJnON UST Olncerontact Person Address Phoor Vert $catson COUhTY OmCES County Admirustrative OIDec County Gostrnment Cemer, Room 370 $49 5011 Receptionist San Luis Obispo, CA 93408 CDF/ County Fire Command Center 625 Santa Rosa Street 549 3113 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Department of Soual Semees 3220 South Higuera $49 4030 Floyd Cummins San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Informatic'n Semees Dmsion County Government Center, Room 400 549 5077 San Luis Ooispo, CA 93408 Health Department 2191 Johnson Avenue 549 5500 Dr. George Rowland San Luis Obispo, CA 93401. f I Juwnile Sersices OfDee 1065 Kansas Avenue 549 5352 San Lu:s 00:spo, CA 93405 STATE AGENCIES . LOCAL OmCES l ( California Highway Patrol 675 California 549 3092 Max Vanorsdel San Luis Ob:spo, CA 93401 Caltrans - 50 Higuera Street $49 3212 San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 Caliiornia Dept. of Parks and Recreauon Pismo Dunes Dispatch, Highway 1 473 7220 Rick Ray - Oceano, CA 93445 California Mens Colony Watch OfDee East Bcx 8103 543 2700, x7088 Lt Jim Lyon San Luis Obispo, CA 93409-8103 MEDICAL CARE FACILITIES HOSPITALS County General Hospital 2180 Johnson Avenue 549-4800 I Switchboard San Luis Obspo, CA 93401 French Hospital 1911 Johnson Avenue 542 6377 Emergency Room San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Sietra Vista Hospital 1010 Murray Street $46 7655 Emergency Room San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Arroyo Grande Communtry Hospital 134 South Halcyon Road - 473 7651 Emergency Room Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Twin Cities Hoppstal 1100 las Tablas Road 434-2813, x4550 Emergency Room Templeton, CA 93465 . .. h 31 1
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111.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP
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CONVALESCENT HOSPITA1.S ( Cabrillo . San imis Obispo 3033 Augusta $44 5100
' Nurses Station, Bnan Roldan San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Hillhaven . San Luis Obispo 1425 Woodside Drive $43 M10 Nunes Station San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Seashe!! Communities Care Ctr, Morro Bay Highway 1 and South Bay Blvd. 772 2237 Nurses Station #1 (Med Closet) Morro Bay, CA 93442 Anoyo Orande Care Center 1212 Farroll Avenue 489-8137 Nurses Station -
Anoyo Orande, CA 93420 RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES l IJ!lian Ouest Home . Morro Bay 1264 Bolton Drive _ 772 3956 Mono Ray, CA 93442 Oak Park Manor . Anoyo Orande 1073 Old Oak Park Rd. 489 70W Arroyo Orande, CA 93420 Dm Street Manor . Arroyo Grande 222 South Dm 489-4667 Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Alder House 295 Alder Street 489 1266 Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 SCHOOL DISTRICIS/ SCHOOLS /1TLANSPORTATION YARDS l San Luis Coastal Unified School District 99 San Luts Drnt 543 2016 h Personnel Of5cc San Luis Obispo CA 93401 San Luis Coastal Unified School District 99 San Luis Drwe 543 2010 Superintendent's OfDee San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 San Luis Coastal Urufied School District 235 Atascadero Road 772 2516 Morro Bay Bus Yard Morro Bay, CA 93442
- Baywood Dementary - 1330 Nmth Street 523 4070 Los Osos, CA 93402
- les Osos Junior High 1555 El Morro Street 523 5050 Los Osos, CA 93402
- Sunnyside Dementary SSO Manzanita 528 1820 Los Osos, CA 93402
- Laguna Junior High 11050 Ims Osos Valley Road 544-5555 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 C.L. Smith 1375 Balboa Street 544 7744 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 PaciSc Beach High- 11950 les Osos Valley Road 541 1216 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Bishop's Peak Elementary 451 Ja.-ece Drht 544-2184 1 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
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R ( !.xs Ranchos Lementary $785 tra Ranches Dnvc San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 543 0864 Pacheco Eementary 165 Grand Avenue 546-8817 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Sinsbeimer Dementary - 2755 Augusta Street 544 6421 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 i San Luis Senior High 1350 California Blvd. 544 5770 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 l Morro Dementary 1130 Napa 772 7311 ) Morro Bay, CA 93442 ! Morro Bay High 235 Atascadero Road 772 7351, a102[ Morro Bay, CA 93442 '
- Bellevue Santa Fe Dernentary 1401 San Luis Bay Dnve 595.,7169 +
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 i San Luit, Coastal Unified School Distnct - . 937 Southwood Drive 543-4763 { Corporatem Yard San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 ; I;.icia Mar Umfied School District 602 Orchard Street ! 4734390
- Distnet Office Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 i
- Lucia Mar Urdfice School Distnct 710 Huasna Road l 473-4151 Arroyo Grande Bus YrMI Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 f f Branch Sementary 970 School Road 4734154 -
k Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Grcwr City Dementary 365 5. Tenth Street l 4891351, a424 ; Grover City, CA 93433 ! Grover Heights Dementary . 770 N. Eghth Street i 473-4120 -! Groser City, CA 93433 i Harloe Bementary 901 Fair Oaks Avenue 4734113 I
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Arroyo Grande, CA 93422 I North Oceano Dementary 2101 Pike 473 4108 Groser City, CA 93433 Ocean View Dementary 1208 ljnda Drive - 473-4117 Arroyo Grar:de, CA 93420 . Oceano Dementary - P.O. Box 308 473 1110 Oceano, CA 93445 Shell Beach Sementary 2100 Shell Beach Road 4734127 Pismo Deach, CA 93449 Judtins Intermediate Wadswonb and Hanford Streets 4734 130 Ptsmo Beach, CA 93449 Arroyo Grande High 495 Valley Road ' '34200 Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Igez High 1221 Ash Street 473-4137 Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 - ( 33
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(Attachment TS 02) (07/G0) 1 Paulding Intermediate 600 Crown Street 4734100 '
.(. Arroyo Orande, CA 93420 Dana Eementary 920 West Tc!!t Street 473 4140 Nipomo, CA 93444 Nipomo Dementary P.O. Bos 3&5 473-4145 Nipomo, CA 93444 Atancadern Unified School Distnet 712.5 Santa Lucis Annue 461 1026 Atascadero, CA 93422 Cambria Union School Distnct 2850 Schoolhouse lanc 927 3693 Santa Lucia Middle School Cambria, CA 93428 Cayucos Dementary School Distnet 301 Cayucas onw 995 3694 Cayucos, CA 93430 I
Coast Joint Union H4h Sebool Distnet 2950 Santa Rosa Creek Road 927 3889 Cambria, CA 93428 Paso Robles Joint Union High School Dist. 800 Niblick 238-2222, x283 Superintendent's Office Paso Robles, CA 93446 Phi!!ips Bementary 4725 Rhtr Orost Dnve 238-0495 Paso Robles, CA 93446 Pleasant Valley Joint Union School District P O. Box 4390, Ranchita Canyon Road 467 3453 San Miguel, CA 93451 San Miguel Joint Union School Distnet P.O. Box 299,1601 s' Street 467 3216 .( San Miguel, CA 93451 Shandon Unified School Distnct P.O. Box 79, South First Street 2384286 Shandon, CA 934610079 Temp!: ton Unified School D:stnct 960 Old County Road 431-1446 Business Office Templeton, CA 93465 Cuesta College P.O. Box 8106 $46 3100 Switchboard, Library Bldg. San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8106 County Supenntendent of Schools Ilighway 1. Rancho a Chorro, P.O. Box 8105 543 7732 Main Office San Luis Obispo, CA 93403 8105 Arroyo Orande Pre School (all other pre, . 229 Stanley Avenue 489 4799 schools located within schools w/ monitor) Arroyo Orande, CA 93420 Chris Jesperson Schoo! 251 Orand Avenue 543 6940 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 San Luis Coastal Unified School District 1499 San Luis Drive Personnel Conference Room San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 County Superintendent of Schools liighway 1, Rancho D Chorro, P.O. Box 8105 543 7732, x280 Transportation San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8105 Del Mar Bementary School (SI C USD). 501 Sequoia 772 5764 Morro Bay, CA 93442 ,,,, _ ( 34
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111.09. DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL. SERVICES NPPERP (Attachment TS 02) (07/90) Mesa Dementary 255$ llalcyon Road 471 4136 l Arroyo Grande, CA 91420 Nipomo Pre Sebcol (OCSS) 323 W.Teth Street 929 1114 Nipomo, CA 93444 ADULT HANDICAPPED SCHOOLS Achievement Hoose Cuesta Collese Road, P.O. Dar 3060 543 93&3 San Luis Obispo, CA 9343 Casa de Vida 879 Meinecke Street 544 5333 San Luis Obapo, CA 93405 PRIVATE SCHOOLS l l Coastal Otristian School . Dementary 1220 Farroll Annue 489-1213 Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Coastal Christian School . High School 207 Pilgrim Way 481 6208 Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 , Southwood Qinstian School 3396 Johnson Awnue $44-3192 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 h St. Patnck's Parochial School 900 W. Branch Street 489 1210 Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 EOC Heat! Stan 630 Industnal Way i 544 4355 Program Director's Office San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 i M2ssion College Preparato y 6S2 Palm Street ! 543 2131 i, ( San Luis Ob:spo, CA 93401 i Old Mission School 761 Broad Street 543 6019 ! San Lua Obispo, CA 93401 ! I Sama Lucia School 14500 Plum Orchard Lane ! 434 2217 { Templeton, CA 93465 l The Laurekte Pnvate School 1534 Uzzie Street 544 2141 San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 Valley View A:hentist Academy 230 Vernon Avenue 489 L587
' Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 LTITIJTIES l l Urufied Dose Assessment Center Kansas Avenue San Luis Obispo, Cd 93401 AT&T 1rng Unes Ims Osos Valley Road, P.O. Box 4140 546-2222 Underground Junction San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 Union Oil Tank Farm Avi:a Beach, CA 93424 595 2666, x2069 UNOCAL Santa Maria Refmery 2555 Willow Road 489450, x273 Nipomo Mesa, Secunty Main Gate Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 ,,,, _
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Ill.09 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SERVICES NFPER/ . (Attachment TS-02) (07/90) I AMBU 1ANCE SERVICES k Tnt Otics Ambulance Senice 710 South 13th Street 481 4238 Grcntt Oty, CA 93433 San Luis Ambulance Seniec 358 Santa Rosa Street 543 2628 San Lu:s Obispo, CA 93405 Cambna Ambulance Sem:e 2515 A Main Street 927 83N (monitor is mining) Cambria, CA 93428 North County Ambulance Atascadero, CA (company out of businen, monitor mining) Profeuional Ambulance Paso Robles, CA (company out of businen, monitor mining) San Luis Ambulance Senice 2231 Broad Street 5424S80 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 MISCEUANEOUS Amentan Red Crou 1230 Marsh Street 5434696 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 .,, . Designates a location w1 thin 10 miles of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant e 9 8 36
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GROUP PAGER PERSON . NUYBER NUV9ER ASSIGNED 312 Robert Hendrix, CourJy Administrator Emerg. Services Director 310 313 Darrell Erickson Cour,ty OES - Emergency Services Coordinator 310 310 314 George Brown County OES Emergency Services Coordinator 315 Vince Morici County OES e Emergency Services Coordinator 310 310 316 County Hazardous Mater.als Coordinator (On duty representative from Environmental Health Dept.) 310 318 Jeff Hamm County O'IS Supervisor 320 321 Number Not Assigned , 320 323 George Protopapas t ounty Engineer ' 320 324 George Rowland Hearth Officer 320 325 Steve Keil Personnel Director / Lead PIO 320 326 Watter Rheingans Communications Manager 320 326 Al Fried Senior Communications Technician 320 326 On Call Communications Technician ' 320 -327 Steve Dargan Emergency Medical Services Agency 330 331 Bob Carr Air Pollution Control 330 332 Air Pollution Control
' 330 334 Number Net Assigned 330 335 Louise Reza 330. 336 Number Not Assigned 330 337 Number Not Assigned 330 339 Number Not Assigned 340 341 Tim Maz.zacano Director Environmental Health 342 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 340 343 Dieter Heinz Backup Hazardous Materials Coordinator 340 351 Envircemental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 352 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350_
353 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 354 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 355 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350-356 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 357 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 358 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 359 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 360 361 Environmental Health Field Mordoring Team NOTE: Five (5) spare pagers on hand as of 7/12/90. 37
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