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Ed Flick, MPA

Partnerships – the Whole Community

 Cities  School districts  Fire Districts  The Business Community  Non-profits  The Faith Community  Neighborhood Associations  Service Organizations  Utilities  Colleges and Universities  Emergency Management Volunteer Groups

Threats and Hazards

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4.0

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3.55

Large rge Flood

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3.25

Civil vil-diso sord rder/Terr rrori rism

3.1

Seve vere re Drou rought

3.1

Ha Hazardous Ma Material ials Incide ident

3.0

Transportation ion Ac Accide ident/T /Train in De Derail ilme ment

3.0

School & & Wo Workp rkplace Violence

2.90

Wi Wildland Inte Interf rface Fire re

2.8

Biological Chemi mical, Sabotag tage & & Cyb yber r Inc Incident t & & Explosive sives Rad adiologic

• logical

al Att ttac ack-Ter erro rori rism

2.7

Power wer Failure re

2.7

Epidemi mic

2.65

Pandemic

2.65

Seve ver r We Weathe ther r

2.55

Anima mal Dise sease se Outbreak

2.5

Dam/ m/Levee Failure re

2.35

Extreme xtreme Weathe Weather-High gh Temp. emp.

2.2

Radiological Release se 1.95 Volcanic Erup rupti tion 1.0 Torna rnado 1.0

Catastrophic

Critical Limited

What we do to respond

 Activate emergency / business

continuity plans

 Establish communications and

assess damage

 Clear critical routes  Support trauma surge, hospital

decompression and medical evacuations

 Return people to their homes ASAP,

shelter everyone else

 Establish distribution of food, water,

fuel

 Prevent cascading effects on at-risk

and sheltered populations

 Receive external support  Support emergency repairs on

lifelines

 Transportation  Communications  Health and Medical  Finance  Hazardous Materials  Food and Water  Energy  Mass Care

Developing Partnerships

Transportation and Fuel

Ask the experts

Developing Partnerships

Road Clearing Table Top Exercise March 20, 2017

• Marion County and City of

Salem co-hosted

• Participants included local

companies involved in:

• Local road construction
• Fuel distribution
• Vehicle maintenance
• State Agencies
• Oregon Dept of

Transportation

• Oregon Dept of Energy
• Oregon Military Dept
• Oregon Emergency Mgt

Marion County Primary Points of Distribution And Tier 1 Priority Routes

Current as of April 2017 Developing Partnerships

Regional Resilience Assessment

 18 Month-long assessment

• f Roads, Airfields, Ports

and Rail to support Cascadia Earthquake response

 Participants

 Department of Homeland

Security (DHS)

 Department of Defense  FEMA  ODOT  OEM  Local Jurisdictions

 Transportation  Communications  Health and Medical  Finance  Hazardous Materials  Food and Water  Energy  Mass Care

Developing Partnerships

 Transportation  Communications  Health and Medical  Finance  Hazardous Materials  Food and Water  Energy  Mass Care

Developing Partnerships

 Transportation  Communications  Health and Medical  Finance  Hazardous Materials  Food and Water  Energy  Mass Care

Developing Partnerships

Packaged delivery

Involving partners in exercises

 October 10, 2017  March 30, 2018  May 10, 2018  July 30-Aug 2  November 8 2018

Looking Ahead

 Transportation  Communications  Health and Medical  Finance  Hazardous Materials  Food and Water  Energy  Mass Care

Developing Partnerships

 Transportation  Communications  Health and Medical  Finance  Hazardous Materials  Food and Water  Energy  Mass Care

Developing Partnerships

County Responsibilities



County emergency management agencies have emergency response plans identifying mission critical functions for the county and a general approximation of the fuel needed to perform identified missions. This includes the cities, special districts, and regional governments within county

• borders. County plans should have a fuel

annex or section in their plans that identifies:



Priority tier 1 roads the county will restore to support fuel deliveries and other disaster relief commodities.



Fuel Points of Distribution (FPOD) to receive emergency bulk fuel supplies.



Methods to deliver the fuel from the designated FPODs to critical facilities and to the emergency responders in the field.

 Transportation  Communications  Health and Medical  Finance  Hazardous Materials  Food and Water  Energy  Mass Care

Developing Partnerships

Operational Coordination

Marion County Community Emergency Response Teams

 Teams operate in: Gates,

Keizer, Mt. Angel, Salem, East Salem, Aumsville, Silverton, Stayton, Turner, Woodburn, and Gervais

 New CERTs being

established in Aurora and Santiam Canyon

Marion County Emergency Management

Ed Flick EFlick@co.Marion.or.us (503) 365-3133