ML20207D806
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| Site: | Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png |
| Issue date: | 07/11/1988 |
| From: | Czech L NEW YORK, STATE OF |
| To: | Erlandson R, Muenkle R, Regan W SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY |
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Revised Fishers Island Draft (* V Attached are copies of revised draft Sections 200, 300 and 400 of the Fishers Island RERP for potential radiological emergencies at the Millstone reacters.
The changes incorporated int- evisions are the result of the review meeting in Niant icut with input ~~
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Please provide any comments to me by August 3, 1981 for consolidation and forwarding to Connecticut.
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Revision 1 Date: 8/41 K01200 Fishers Island SECTON 401 HAMLET OF FISHERS IS U.ND SL*MMARY PROCEDURES TABLE OF CONTESTS SECTION TITLE 401'.1 CHIEF E.\T.CUTIVE 402.2 DISASTER PREPAREDNESS / RADIOLOGICAL DEFENSE OFFICER 401.3 FIRE DEPARTMENT / EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE 401.4 RESIDENT STATE TROOPER / CONSTABLES
!.01.5 COMMLHICATIONS 401.6 PUBLIC UTILITIES 401.7 SCHOOL DEPART!EST 401.8 HIGH'w'AY DEPART!ENT 401.9 PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES 401.10 FISHERS ISLAND FERRY DISTRICT f
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Reviston 1 Date: 8/81 Fishers Island l 401.1 CHIEF EXECVTIVE f(01201 A. Accident Assessment l
In the event of an accident at the Millstone Nuclear Power Sta-tion, primary Accident Assessment wtll be performed by power station personnel . Information relative to offsite consequen-ces will be transmitted directly to the Chief Executive of
, fishers Island.
Fishers Island personnel may become involved in secondary Acet-dent Assessment for State of Connecticut Incident Classes Alpha, Bravo, Charlie One, and Charlie Two. The Chief Executive will consult with the Fishers Island Disaster Preparedness Coordinator (DPC) and the State of New York Office of Disaster Preparedness (ODP) to determine the Island's ecle.
If determined necessary, the Chief "xecutive will assist the New York State Departments of Health, and Agriculture and Mar-kets in sampling of the Island's surface water and fresh pro-duce. This assistance will consist of directing State sample collection teams to appropriate locations.
B. Notifiestion and Communication The Chief Executive, or the First Alternate, will be directly notified of an accident at the Millstone Nuclear Power Station via radiopager f rom the Millstone Nuclear Power Station and by radio, telephone or personal contact from t.aa Fire Chief.
Notification will occur for State of Cm t Incident Classes Alpha, Bravo, Charlie One, Ct. 1 Delta. The radiopager system provides for 24-hove In the event that the radiopager system is inoperatt... .e Suffolk County Office of Emergency Preparedness will notify the Chief Executive by telephone.
Following initial notification, the Chief Executive will tele-phone the Millstone Nuclear Power Station in order to obtain additional information and to acknowledge receipt of the notification. From the information received, he will complete an Incident Report Form. For a Class Delta incident, the Chief Executive will not need to take further action.
In the event of a State of Connecticut Incident Class Alpha, Bravo, Charlie One, or Charlie Two, the Chief Executive will contact the DPC by telephone or personal contact, and instruct him to report to the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Fishers Island Firehouse. The alternate EOC is at Fishers Island School. The Chief Executtve will also report to the EOC.
The Chief Executive will notify the Fire Chief by telephone or personal contact, and direct him to authortze Communications to contact the heads of the emergency response agencies specified 401.1-1 N
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Date: 8/81 Fishers Island in the 200 Series Agency Responsibility Matrix. K01202 These agency heads will be instructed according to the severity of the acet-dent to: 1) alert their personnel to standby or 2) to inittate specific radiological emergency response proce,dures. The Chief Executive may, through the Fire Chief and Communications, direct Island agency heads to also report to the E0C.
Appropetate media announcements relative to Protective Actions will be made via radio or televtston by the Chief Executive, or an alternate Public Information Of ficer (PIO), through the Media Center at the State'of Connecticut Armory in Hartford.
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announcements will be coordinated with the New York State '
Comnunications will be maintained between the Chief Executive and Island agency heads from the EOC by telephone, radio or' personal contact. Alternate telephone numbers and radio f requencies are provided for 24-hour coverage.
Appropriate New York State agencies will be contacted through the 0DP via radio or telephone.
C. Command and Coordination The Chief Executive will be in command of Fishers Island's radiological emergency responses with assistance from the DPC.
The Chief Executive will also establish, or authorize the DPC to establish, liaison with Suffolk County and the appropriate New York State agencies.
D. Protective Actions The Chief Executive will decide which Protective Actions to implement with guidance from the DPC, Island agency heads, and the New York ODP. The Protective Actions determined necessary to protect the public health and safety will be implemented at the direction of the Chief Executive. These actions are ba:ed on the recommended Protective Actions for each of the State of Connecticut Incident Classes as they are designated for offsite a f fected areas. These recommended State of Connecticut Protec-tive Actions are specified in Table 103-1 of the 100 Series.
If Protective Actions are necessary, the Chief Executive will alert the public via a public alerting system. The Chief Executive may also direct the Fire Chief to supplement the notification of the public via public address systems, or by direct contact.
The public will also be advised of the situatton by radio or televisien messages issued by the Chief Executive or destgnateJ PIO through the Media Center. The messages will identify pro-eedures and Host Communities in case Evacuation is necessary.
These procedures and the predesignated Host Communities are speciited in the Fishers Island Standard Operations Procedures.
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Revision 1 Date: G/01 Fishers Island The Chief Executive will direct the DPC to activate shelters in the case of Take Shelter actions and to arrange for transporta-tion off the Island in case of Evacuation.
The Chief Executive will implement Access Control measures is necessary. Designated control points are specifted in the Fishers Island Standard Operating Procedures.
Should the New York State Health recommend the implemen'tation of Food, Water, Milk, and Livestock Feed Control measures, the Chief Executive will institute the necessary interdiettve con-trols.
E. Parallel Actions The Chief Executive will direct the implementation of the appropriate Parallel Actions if Take Shelter or Evacuation is determined necessary. Each Agency's response assignments are specified in the 200 Series Agency Responsibility Matrix.
The Chief Executive will be notified by the State CDP, through the DPC, that Reentry and Recovery may be initiated. The Chief Executive will direct the DPC to notify local agency heads to assist residents in the return to normal conditions. The Chief Executive, or cesignated alternate PIO, will make appropriate public media releases through the Media Center. The New Ycrk PIO will be informed of any media releases.
F. Emergency Plan Maintenance Tne Chief Executive is responsible f-- 'ng to the DPC appropriate changes to the Chief Ext. .:n of the Fishers Island Radiological Emergency .u., ..t Fian and Stand-ard Operating Procedures. The DPC is responsible for updating and maintaining the RERP and Procedures.
G. Training, Drills and Exercises The Chief Executive is responsible for ensuring that the DPC schedules training classes and sessions for Island radiological emergency personnel. He will also participate in drills and exercises coordinated through the New York State ODP.
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Date: 8/81 Tishers island 401.2 DISASTER PRIPAREDNESS/ RADIOLOGICAL DEPLNSE OFFICER K01204 A. Accident Assessment Primary Accident Assessment is the responsibility of the Mtil-stone Nuclear Power Station. Pishers Island may bercee involve 1 in secondary Accident Assessment. This involvement will consist of assisting sampling teams from New York State agencies.
Disaster Preparedness will be the Fishers Island coordinating agency for the sampling of surface water and produce. Actual sample taking is performed by Accident Assessment teams from the New York State Departments of Health, and Agriculture and Markets. The Chief Executive and the Electric Company President will help direct State personnel to sampling locations.
B. Notification and Communication !
The Disaster Preparedness Coordinator (DPC), or alternate, will be nottfied of an accident at the Millstone Nuclear Power Sta-tion by tne Chief Executive via teler'- e or personal contact.
He will verify the message by - ntts on or a return call to the Chief Executive. .atructed, the DPC will report to the Emergency Operations Canter (EOC) at the Fire Station or the alternate EOC at Fishers Island School.
The DPC will maintain communications with Island response agen-cies, State agencies and'netghboring te.ns by radio, telephone or personal contact.
C. Command and Coordination The DPC will coordinate the Island's radiological emergency responses under the command of the Chief Executive.
Should outside assistance be required, the DPC,if so authorized by the Chief Executive, will contact the Suffolk Ccanty Office of Emergency Preparedness. . If additional aid is needed, the DPC will contact the New York State ODP, or the U.S. Navy, via radio or telephone.
D. Protective Actions The Disaster Preparedness Coordinator will assist the Chief Executive in determining the appropriate Protective Actions from the information received from the Millstone Nuclear Power Station, and the New York State ODP. He will also confirm key and support agency assignments for the recommended Protective Actions, and coordinate the implementation of the emerger.cy responses.
If Take Shelter or Evacuatten as determined to be necessary, the DPC will coordinate the efforts of the fire Department and the Resident State frooper (RST)/ Constables an the supplemental 401. .'- I C;'C1821
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the public via mobile pubite address systemd(d).1205 direct contact. He will also advise the Chtef Executive on the situation, and identify shelters, relocation centers and evacuation methods to be used. The DPC will coordinate the activation of the predesignated relocation centers within the Host Communities. The transportation resources of the School Department and the Terry District will be utilized and coordinated through the DPC if Evacuation of the Island is necessary.
Working with the RST or Constables, the DPC will also coordinate the implementation of Access Control measures. Designated cen-trol points are identified in the Fishers Island Standard Operating Procedures.
In the event that Food, Water, Milk, and Livestock Feed Control measures are determined to be necessary based on the assessments and recommendations of the New York State Health Departoeot, the DFC will coordinate the interdictive controls ordered by the Chief Executive. The Chief Executive, or alternate Public Information Officer (P!0,', will issue appropriate radio and t'elevision announcements, through the Media Center (the State of Connecticut Armory in Hartford) to advise the public of these controls. The New York State PIO will be informed of any media release.
E. Parallel Actions In the event of Take Shelter or Evacuatir.a '5e DPC wtl1 assist the Chief Executive in determining t." ite Parallel Actions. He will also confirm and .cy and support agency assignments for the recommenat. 21 Actions. These actions are specified in the 200 Series Agency Responsibility Matrix.
Disaster Preparedness, as the key agency for Radiation Exposure Control, will assist the Chief Executive in determining the appropriate emergency responses for this function. The Radio-logical Defense Officer (RDO), will be responsible for issuing dostmeters to emergency workers at the EOC, and will monitor and record emergency worker exposure.
The RDO will also coordinate the establishment of decontamina-tion centers at the Fishers Island School for emergency workers, and at the fire Station for equipment and materials. Decontam-ination procedures are specified in Section 402. The RDO will coordinate the efforts of the support agencies identified in the 200 Series Agency Responsibility Matrix.
In the event of Evacuation, precesignated monitoring and decon-tamination facilities wtll be available in the Host Communities.
'Upo7 notifatation from the New York State GDP that Reentry and
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The DPC vill coordinate the activities of the RST/ Constables and the support agencies in the return to normal conditions.
F. Emergency Plan Maintenance The DPC is responsible for maintaining and updating the Fishers Island Radiological Emergency Response Plan and Standard Opera-ting Procedures.
G. Traintna, Drills and Exercises The DPC is responsible, under the direction of the Chief Execu-tive, for scheduling training classes and sessiens for Island radiological emergency workers. He will also participate in drills and exercises coordinated by the New York State ODP.
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Notification and Communication K01207 The Fire Chief, or alternate, the Deputy Fire Chief, will be notified of an accident at via the Millstone Nuclear Power Station radiopager Conne e t t et. t .
or a 24-hour communications system in Groton, The Fire Chief will verify the message by voice recognition or a return telephone call.
The Fire Chief will contact the Chief Executive by radio, tele-phone, or personal contact and notify him of the accident (or confirm that the Chief Executive was notified by radiopager).
If so directed by the Chief Executive, the Fire Chief will report to the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Fishers Island Fire Station, or to the alternate EOC at the school.
The Fire Chief vill notify Communications and instruct them to contact and alertFirethem Department and Emergency Medical Service personnel to respond as the situation warrants. Also, if directed by the Chief Executive, the Fire Chief will instruct Conaunteations to notif y the Island's agency heads. The Chief will maintain communications with Fire personnel and the EOC by radio, telephone, or personal contact.
B. Command and Coordination The Fire Chief will be in charge of t' ment /Emer-gency Medical Service's radiolog' a ase assign-ments, and will coordinate assig, d .tn the Disas-ter Preparedness Coordinator (DPC, C. Protective Actions The Fire Department will be the key agency if either Take Shel-ter or Evacuation is implemented. Fire personnel will supple-mant the notification of the public, utilizing mobile public address systems and direct contact. The Resident State Trooper (RST)/ Constables will support this effort. The School Depart-ment and the Ferry District, also support a vide transportation resources as necessary.gencies, The Firewill pro-Chief will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as asstanments are completed.
The Fire Department will support the RST/ Constables in estab-lishing Access Control points. Designated control points are specified in the Fishers Island Standard Operating Procedures. '
The Fire Chief will notify the RST, or the Constables when the RST is off the Island, as assigned tasks are completed.
Prior to entering af fected areas, emergency workers will report to the EOC and obtain a dosimeter from the Radiological Defense Officer (RDO) or has designee. Once assignments are completed.
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EOC for a dosimeter K01208 reading and, if necessary, a thyroid Decontamination facilities fer emergency workers will be pro-vided at Fishers Island School, and at the Fire Station for equipment and vehicles. Decontamination procedures are con-tained in Section 402. In the event of Evacuation, predesigned monitoring and decontamination facilities will be provided in the Host Communities.
D. Parallel Actions in the event of Take Shelter or Evacuation, the Fire Depart-ment / Emergency Medical Service will be the key Island agency for Emergency Medical Services, Social Services, and Fire and Rescue actions.
Emergency Medical fechnicians (EMTs) will provide Emergency Medical Services as regatred. If necessary, the Emergency Medical Boat will be used to transport injured persons to Law-rence and Memortal Hospitals in New London, Connecticut, or to The Villiam V. Backus Hospttal in Norwich, Connecticut, as the situation dictates. The Fire Department will provide transpor-tation of any needed emergency medical supplies. The Fire Chief will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
If Take Shelter is implemented, the Fire Department's Social Services function will consist of the transportation of food and necessary emergency supplies. The Fire Chief will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
The Fire Department will also be responsible for Fire and Rescue operations. The Highway Department will provide equipment for removing wreckage in the event of an accident er fire. The Fire Chief will coordinate the activities of Fire and Highway Department personnel, and will nottfy the DPC, through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
The Fire Department is a support agency for Radiation Exposure Control, Law Enforcement and Crime Prevention, and Reentry and Recovery.
The Department will support the RDO in Radiation Exposure Con-trol by assisting in the establishment of emergency worker monitoring and decontamination centers at Fishers Island School and the Fire Station, as directed by the RDO. The Department will also aid in the decontamtnation of emergency workers, equipinent and vehicles. Decontamination procedures are contained in Secticn 402. The Fire Chief will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
Fire Departmeat personnel will assist the RST/ Constables an Law Enforcement and Crime Drevention, and Reentry and Recovery by 401.3-2 # '
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Prior to entering af fected areas. Fire Department personnel will obtain a dostmeter from the RDO at the EOC. A f t e r cor.:p l e-tion of assignments, Fire personnel will report back to tt.e LO:
for monitoring.
4 F. Emergency Plan Maintenance The Fire Chief is responsible for recommending to the OPC appropriate changes to the Fire Department / Emergency Medical Service's section of the Fishers Island Radiological Emergency Response Plan and Standard Operating Procedures.
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9 Reviston 1 Date: S/81 Fishers !aland 401.4 RESIDENT STATE TRO0PER/CONST.iBLES K01210 A. Notification and Communication The Resident State Trocper (RST) or the Constables will be notified of an accident at the flillstone Nucles: Power Station, if necessary, by Communications via radio or tetephone. The message will be verified by votee recognition or call back.
Following nottfication, the RST and/or the Censtables wt'l report to the Emergency Operations Center (40C) at the Fire Station, or the alternate E0C at the school, it so instructed by the Chief Executive.
The RST and the Constable will maintain communications with each other, and with the EOC, by radio, telephone or personal contact.
B. Command and Coordination The RST will be the primary radiological emertency response police offtetal during the six (6) months pericd tnat he is stationed on Fishers Island. He will be supported by'the Con-stables . luring this period, and by another RST during the sum-mer season.
During the period while the RST is not statiened on the Island, the Constables will be the primary radiological response police officials. Should the Constables reqinca 'ssistance, they will re guest aid f rom the New York Stat- -ough Communi-cations, after authorization from :tive.
The RST, or the Constables, will coordt....t a_s.gned radiologi-cal emergency response assignments with the Disaster Prepared-ness Coordinator (DPC).
C. Protective Actions The RST/ Constables is the key Island agency for Access Control.
The RST/ Constables, with support from the Fire Department, will deploy and direct personnel and resources so as to control access into the affected areas. Designated control points are specified in the Standard Operating Procedures. The RST will coordinate the aettvities of Police and Fire personnel and will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
.The RST/ Constables will support the Fire Department in Take Shelter and Evacuation acttons by aiding in the supplemental notification of the public of the amplemented actions via mobile public address systems and direct contact. They will confirm notification of the public by door to door contact if necessary.
The RST and Constables 6all obtain dostmeters frem the h,dtolv-gacal Defense Of ficer (kDO) or his dentFnee at the EOC, pract I to entering affected areas. They will repe back to the EOC U 00COM7 l
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Decontamination facilities will be provided for emergency workers at Fishers Island School, and at the Fire station for equipment and vehicles. In the event of Evacuation, predesignated monitoring and decontamination factlities will be available in the Host Communities.
D. Parallel Actions The RST/ Constables is the key agency for Law Enforcement and Crime Prevention, and Reentry and Recovery. The RST/ Constables will provide normal police services and will control the flow of traffic. The Fire Department will lend support by providing personnel and equipment for establishing traffic control points. Designated control points are identified in the Fishers Island Standard Operating Procedures.
In Reentry and Recovery, the School Department and Ferry District will provide transportation services as necessary.
The RST or Constables will coordinate the activities of the support agencies identified in the 200 Series Agency Responsibi-lity Matrix, and will notify the DPC. through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
The RST and Constables will ebtain dosimeters from the RDO at the EOC prior to entering af fected areas. They will report back to the EOC af ter completing assignments for monitoring.
E. Emergency Plan Maintenanec The RST and the Constables are responsO t e fer recommending to the DPC appropriate changes to the RST/L::..; ables' section of the Fishers Island Radiological Emergency Response Plan and Standard operating Precedures.
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Ravision 1 Date: 8/81 Fishers Island 401.5 COMMUNICATIO.js K01212 A. -Notificatica and Communication The Communications Coordinator, or designated alternate will be notified of an accident at the Millstone Nuclear Power Sta-tion, if necessary, by the Chief Executive or the Fire Chief via t-lephone or personal contact. The Coordinator, cr alter-nate, will verify the message ey voice recognition or a return telephone call.
The Communications Coordinator will report to the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Fire Staticn or the alternate EOC at Fishers Island School. If so directed by the Chief Executive, the Communications Coordinator will notify other Communications personnel by radio or telephone. These personnel will initiate the notification of local agency heads, as
- directed, by telephone, radio, or personal contact.
During an emergency situation, Communications will maintain communications between the Ftshers !' :ronse agencies, the Emergency Operations Center (E e New York State Health Department, the Suffolk Count) a of Emergency Preparedness, the New York State Office et Disaster Freparedness (ODP), and the Connecticut Office of Civil Preparedness (OCP).
B. Command and Coordination The Communicactons Coordinator will be tr charge of Communica-tiens's radiological emergency response assignments and will coordinate assigned activttles with the Disaster Preparedness Coordinator (DPC). The Coordinator will maintain communica-tions with Communications personnel by radio, telephone or personal contact.
C. Protective Actions Communications will support the implemented Protective Actions by maintaining contact with the EOC, Fishers Island agencies, and the Suffolk County Office of Emergency Preparedness during emergency procedures. The Department will also establish com-munications with the New lock State CDP and neighboring com-munities.
D. Parallel Actions Communications will also support the efforts of the agencies involved in Parallel Actions in the event of Take Shelter or Evacuation through the maintenance of communications.
E. Emergency Plan tlaintenance The Communications Coordinator is responsable for recommending to the DPC changes to Communications' section of the Fishers 401.5-1 b
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- Date 8/81 l Fishers IslanJ j 401.6 PUBLIC UTILITIES A. Accident Assessment K01*oj'j Public Utilities wtl1 be a support agency to the Chief Execu-tive in secondary Accident Assessment. In this capacity, the Utility will assist, as necessary, teams from the New York State Departments of Health, ar.1 Agriculture and Markets in sampling the Island's surface water supplies.
The Fishers Island Electric Company President will advisc .e Chief Executive as assigned tasks are completed, via tel.. hone or personal contact.
B. Notification and Corr.munica tion The Electric Campany President, or alternate, the Assistant President, will be notified :f an accident at the Millstone Nuclear Power Station, if necessary, by Communications, via telephene er persc,nal contact. The President will verify the nessage by vot.:e recognition or a return call.
Following notification, the Electric Company President will report to the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Fire Station, or the alternate EOC at the Fishers Island School, if so instructed. The President will contact Department personnel by telephone or personal contact and alert tnem as the situation dictates. He will mainta:6 communications with Department per-sonnel, and the EOC, by telephone or personal contact.
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Cormand and Coor_dination The Electric Company President will be in command of Public Utilities' radiological emergency response assignments, and will coordinate assigned activities with the Disaster Prepared-ness Coordinator (DPC).
D. Protective Actions Public Utilitier vill be a support agency to the Chief Executive should Food, Water, Milk, and Livestock feed Control measures be implemented. If so directed by the Chief Executive, the Electric Company President will be responstble for closing off uncovered public water suppl:c . lie will notify the First Selectman, through the EOC, as this assignment is completed.
Prior to entering an atfected area, emergency workers will report to the EOC and obtain a dosimeter from the Radiological Defense Offi er (RDO) or his de<iv, nee. These personnel will report back to the EOC upon completton of asstgnments for a dosimeter reading and, i f necessary, a thyroid scan.
Decontamination facilttses for emergency workers will be avail-able at Fishers Island Scitool. Eqtpment and materials may be ni ,, i fM;c0831
Revisser. 1 Date 8/81 Fishers Islar.d decontaminated at the. Fire Station. fr. the event of Evacuation, predesignated monitoring and decontamination f.'.ctlities will be available in the Host Communities.
E. Parallel Action K01215 Should Take Shelter or Evacuation be implemented, Public Utilt ties will be the key Island agency for maintaining Public l Health and Sanitation standards. The Electric Company President l will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
Public Utilities personnel will obtain dostmeters from the PsDO or his designee, at the EOC, prior to entering affected areas.
These personnel will report back to the EOC upon completion of assignments for monitoring.
F. EMERGENCY PLtN MAINTENANCE The Electri Company President is re fer recommending l to the DPC changes to the Public U' ..:n of the Fishers Island Radiological Emerge. . n>e Plan and Stand-ard Operating Procedures.
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. Dato 8/01 Fist s Island 401.7 SCHOOL DEPARTMENT K OL1216 A. Notification and Communication The Superintendent of Schools or alternate, the Assistant l Superintendent, will be notified of an accident at the Millstone !
Nuclear Power Staton, if necessary, by Communications via tele-phone or personal contact. The Superintendent will vertfy the message by voice recognition or return telephone call.
1 Following notification, the Superintendent will report to the Eraergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Fire Station or the altern.te EOC at the Fishers Island School, if so instructed.
The Superintendent will contact school personnel and alert them as the situation iictates. Communications will be maintained by the Superintendent with Department personnel and the EOC, by telephone or personal contact.
l B. Command and Coordination ihe Superintendent, or alternate, will be in command of the i
School Department's radiological emergency response a signments, and will coordinate assigned tasks with the Disaster Prepared-ness Coordinator (DPC).
C. Protective Actions Should Evacuation of the Island be ordered by the Chief Execu-Live, the School Department will support the Fire Department /
Emergency Medical Service in this action by providing transpor-tation of evacuees. The Superintendent will coordinate this effort with the Ferry District and will notify the Fire Chief, through the EOC, when assignments are completed.
Prior to entering affected areas, emergency workers will report to the EOC and obtain a dosimeter from the Radiological Defense Officer (RDO) or his designee. These workers will report back to the EOC upon completion of assignments for a dosimeter reading and, if necessary, a thyroid scan.
Decontamination facilities for emergency workers will be avail-able at Fishers Island School, and at the Fire Station for equipment and vehicles, in the event of en Evacuation, predesignated monitoring and decontamination facilities sill be available in the Host Communities.
D. Parallel Actions The Sr.hool Department will support the Restdent State Trooper
, (RST)/ Constables in Reentry and Recovery by uttitzing school l buses for providing t ransportation of returning evaroces. The Superintendent will coordinate assigned activities sith the Ferry District and will notify the RST, or the Constable s, l through the-EOC, as assignments are completed.
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Revision 1 Date 8/81 Fishers Island The School Department is a support agency to the RDO in the provision of decontamination facilities tor emergency workers at Fishers Island School. Decontamination facilities for equipment and vehtcles will be available at the Fire Station.
School Department personnel will obtain dosimeters a*. the EOC prior to entering a f fected areas. They wtll report back to the j
EOC after completion of assignments for monitoring. {
t E. Emergency Plan Maintenance The Superintendent of Schools is responsible for recommending to the DPC appropriate changes to the School Department's sec-i l
t tion of the Fishers Island Radiological Emergency Response Plan and Standard Operating Procedures.
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Revtsion 1 Date: 8/81 Fishers Island 401.8 HIGH'='AY DEPARTMINT K01218 A. Notification and Communteation The Highway Supervisor, or alternate, the Assistant Supervisor, will be notified of an acetuent at the Millstone Nuclear Power Station, if necessary. by Commanicattons via telephone or per-sonal ecntact. The Supervtsor will verify the message by voice
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recognition or a return call. J Following notification, the Supervisor will report to the Emer-gency Operations Center (EOC) at the Fire Station, or the alternate EOC at the school, if so instructed by the Chief Executive. The Supervisor will contact appropriate Department personnel by telephone or personal contact, and notify them of
, tne situation as necessary. He will maintain communications 3 j
with Department personnel, and the E0C, by telephone or person'al '
Contact.
B. Command and Coordination The Highway Supervisor will be in charge of the Highway Depart-ment's radiological emergency respcnse assignments and will coordinate assigned activities with the Disaster Preparedness Coordinator (DPC).
C. Parallel Actions The Highway Department will curport the fire Department /Emer-gency Medical Service in Fire and Re- -a-ations by provi-ding personnel and heavy equipment The Supervisor will coordinate assigned activittes -it;. . . . tre Chief and he will notify the Chief, through the LOC, as assignments are completed.
If Highway Department personnel are to enter affected areas, they will first obtain dosimeters from the Radiological Defense Of ficer or his designee at the EOC, Upon completion of assign-ments they will report back to the EOC for a dosimeter reading
.and, if necessary, a thyroid scan.
Decontamination facilities for emergency workers will be avail-able at Fishers Island School. Equipment and vehicles may be decontaminated at the Fire Station. In the event of Evuacua-tion, predesignated monitorir.g and decontamination f acilities will be available in the Host Communities.
D. Emergency Plan Maintenance The Highway Department Supervisor is responsible for making
.-ecommendatiens to the DPC for appropriate changes to the High-
} way Department's section of the Fishers Island Radiological l
Emergency Responrc Plan and Standard Operating Procedures.
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Revisson 1 Dat9: 8/81 Fishers island 401.9 PUBLIC KEALTH KURSES A. . Notification and Communication K01219 l
l The Public Health Nurse will be cottfied of an accident at the Millstone Nuclear Power Station, if necessary, by Communica- l tions via telephone or personal contact. She will vertfy the 1
message by voice recognition or a return call.
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l Following notification, the Public Health Nurse will report to the Emergency Operations Center (E0C) at the Fire Station, if so directed.
The alternate EOC is at Fishers Island School.
The Public Health Nurse will contact the other Island nurses by telephene or personal contact, and alert tLem as the situation varrants.
She will maintain communications with the other i
nurse, or ourses, and the EOC, by telephone or personal contact.
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The Public Health Nurse will be in charge of the Public Health Furses' radiological emergency response assignments. She vill coordinate assigned tasks with the Disaster Prcparedness Coor-dinator (DPC) at the EOC.
C. Parallel Actions In the event that Take Shelter or Evacuaen is determined necessary, the Public Health Nurses vi. -
support agenc, in the provision of necessary Social Ser - "Se Public Health l
Nurse will coordinate assigned task; .. tre Department /Emer-gency Medical Services, and will nottty ...s rire Chief, through the EOC, as assignments are completed.
Prior to entering affected areas, emergency workers will report to the EOC and obtain a dosimeter from the Radiological Defense Officer (RDO) or his designee. Upon the ecmpletion of assign-ments, these workers will report back to the EOC for a dosimeter reading and, if necessary, a thyroid scan.
Decontamination facilities for emergency workers will be avail-able at Fishers Island School. Equipment and vehicles may be cecontaminated at the Fire Station. Predesignated monitoring and decontamination facilities will be available in the Host Communities.
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i The Public Health Nurse is responsible for recommending to the
( DPC appropriate changes to the Public Health Nurses' section of
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Revisson 1 o Date: 8/31 Fishers Island 401.10 FISHERS ISLAND FERRY DISTRICT A. Notification and :ommur.i ca t i on 20
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The Fishers Island Ferry District Manager, or alternate, the !
Assistant Manager, will be nottfied of an accident at the Millstone Nuclear Power Stition, if necessary, by Communica-
' tions via telephone or personal contact. The Manager will verify the message oy voice reengnition or a return tel.ephone call.
Following notification, the Ferry District Manager will report i to the Emergency Operations Center (EUC) at the Fishers Island Fire Station, or the alternate EOC at Fishers Island School.
The Manager will contiet appropriate Terry District personnel by radio, telephone or person.il contact and alert them as the situation dictates. The Manager will maintain communications with Ferry District emergency workers, and the EOC, by radio or personal contact.
B. C'mmand o and coordination The Ferry District Manager will be in command of the District's radiological emergency response asstanments. He will coordi-nate assigned activities with the Disaster Preparedness Coor-dinator (DPC).
C. Protective Actions The Fishers Island Ferry District will support the Fire Depart-ment /r mergency Medical Service in a.1 Evacuation of the Island by providing off-Island ferry service and by overseeing the utilization of Elizabeth Field for the air transport of evacuees.
The Manager will coordinate ferry service with the DPC, the Fire Chief, and the Superintendent of Schools. The Manager will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as trips are completed.
Ferry District emergency workers will obtain dosimeters from the Radiological Defense Officer (RD0) or his designee at the EOC prior to entering af fected areas. These emergency workers will report to the EOC after being relieved of duty for a dosi-meter reading and, if necessary, a thyroid scan.
i Decontamination facilities for emergency workers will be avail-able at Fishers Island School, and at the Fire Station for i
equipment and vehicles. In the event of Evacuation, predesig-nated monitoring and decontamination facilities will be avail-able in the Host Communities.
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f The District will be a support agency in Reentry and Recovery l by providing ferry service and by keeping the DPC informed of
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Superintendent of Schools. The Manager will notify the DPC, through the EOC, as return trips are ecmpleted-K01221 Ferry District personnel will obtain dosimeters f rom the RD0 at the EOC prior to implementing the District's asstgned respen-sibilities, and will report back to the E0C after completion of assignments for monitoring.
F. Emergency Plan Maintenance The Manager is responsible for recommending to the DPC appropriate changes to the Ferry District's secticn of the Fishers Island Radiological Emergency Response Plan and Standard Operating Procedures.
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