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Local Emergency Planning Committees
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ECHO (Emergency Communications for Hazardous Operations)
Contact Information
Brian Bailey, Siltronic Corporation
Phone: 503-219-7801
Email: brian.a.bailey@siltronic.com
ECHO CAER Brochure
Schedule of Meetings:
Second Thursday each month (September through June)
10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Location (unless otherwise specified):
Galvanizers, Inc.
2406 N.W. 30th
Portland, OR
Presentations
Hazardous Substance Incident Surveillance System -Oregon 10-14-10 (Adobe PDF format)
HELP (Hazard Evaluation and Emergency Local Planning)
Contact Information
Karen Reynolds, Mt. Hood Community College
Phone: 503-491-7495
Email: karen.reynolds@mhcc.edu
Schedule of Meetings:
Quarterly Meetings -
First Wednesday of the month (March, June September and December)
Next Meeting Date: December 7, 2011
10:30 a.m. to Noon
(Special agenda meeting will be held, if necessary, between quarterly meetings)
Location (unless otherwise specified):
Gresham City Hall
1333 N.W. Eastman Parkway
Gresham, OR
2010 - Newsletter
February
June
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LEPC Conference May 21-23, 2013 in Seaside
LEPC Conference Registration Application
LEPC Conference Agenda
Coming to the Seaside Civic and Convention Center this spring. The conference begins at 1:00 on Tuesday May 21 and concludes at noon on Thursday May 23. Size is limited to 100 attendees.
There is no registration fee. Lodging and certain meal costs will be paid by Office of State Fire Marshal.
This conference is funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness grant program through the Oregon State Police, Office of State Fire Marshal.
Submit your completed Conference Registration Application no later than May 1, 2013.
For more information about the conference contact Sue Otjen, Phone (503) 934-8227 |
Education/Training/Events
FEMA Emergency Management Institute (EMI) Brochure
The Emergency Management Institute (EMI) offers free on-line courses for individuals who have emergency management responsibilities, as well as the general public at no charge. See website for specific enrollment qualifications.
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Focus on Oregon, a newsletter for Local Emergency Planning Committees
June 2009
The Gated Wye
The Gated Wye is a monthly newsletter published by the Office of State Fire Marshal
with a monthly column dedicated to Oregon's Local Emergency Planning Committees.
MEDIA
How to use CHEMTREC (14 minute video)
Need for Chemical Emergency Preparedness (20 minute video)
This video released by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) shows the need for emergency
response agencies, companies, and communities to work closely together to prepare for
chemical accidents. The video is based on CSB Accident Investigations of chemical
accidents over the past ten years.
POSTERS
Private Sector Advisory (FBI - Dept of Homeland Security)
Common examples and how you can help (click on link for poster):
Do you buy, sell, or use hazardous chemicals?
Do you buy, sell or use peroxide products?
Are you aware of suspicious behavior?
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| Planning & Training Assistance (PATA) |
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The Planning and Training Assistance (PATA) staff provide planning and training assistance to agencies and organizations throughout Oregon to pre-plan for hazardous materials incidents.
For more information click on the following link: Planning & Training Assistance (PATA)
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Presentations
Albany OR by Andre LeDuc
Albany OR by Derek White
Shelter in Place
Schools are required by state law to conduct drills for fire, earthquake, and tsunami where appropriate.
Oregon Emergency Management, Oregon Fire Marshals Association, Oregon School Resource Officers Association, and Special Districts Association of Oregon partnered with Office of State Fire Marshal (OSFM) to provide schools with information about conducting drills for fire, earthquake, shelter-in-place, and lock down. This information is assembled into a School Resource Guide to Evacuation Planning.
The guide is intended to ensure consistency in the messaging about school fire evacuation planning, drills and reporting. OSFM recommends using the Emergency Evacuation Drill Record if the fire department, school district, or local school does not have a standardized form.
EPA 2008 Nationwide Survey of Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPCs)
A Social Infrastructure for Hometown Security
The Importance of Reducing Disaster-Related Losses for Vulnerable Populations
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| State LEPC Contact Information |
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The Office of State Fire Marshal staff is available to assist industries, businesses, community groups, local governments, and citizens in understanding the many facets of Local Emergency Planning Committee activities and outreach.
Primary Contact:
Emergency Planning
Susan Otjen, Assistant Chief Deputy
Contact: 503-934-8227
Email: sue.otjen@state.or.us
Emergency Response (ERU)
Mariana Ruiz-Temple, ERU Manager
Contact: 503-934-8238
Email: mariana.ruiz-temple@state.or.us
Community Right to Know Information Request
Hazmat Information Assistant
(503) 373-1540 ext. 353
Email: sfm.cr2k@state.or.us
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State Resources
Federal Resources
Other Resources
Region 10 Regional Response Team / Northwest Area Committee
The Region 10 Regional Response Team (RRT) is responsible for regional planning and preparedness. They provide a forum for federal and state agencies to exchange information about their abilities to respond to on-scene coordinators’ requests for assistance. Members of the RRT do not respond direct to releases or spills. The team may be called upon to provide technical advice, equipment, or workers to assist with a response. Approval of the RRT is required for implementing certain response techniques.
The Northwest Area Committee(NWAC) consists of personnel from federal and state agencies who coordinate response actions with tribal and local governments and the private sector. Area committees are responsible for developing Area Contingency Plans. The committees work with the response community to develop procedures to expedite decisions for the use of alternative response measures.
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