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LLNL Emergency Management Plan Rev 24 January 2019 3.5.10 Offsite Medical Facilities MOUS are in place with Stanford Health Care-ValleyCare, Eden Medical Center, and Sutter Tracy Community Hospital to provide medical support and to assist the LLNL Health Services Department, if needed. These facilities have the capability to assist in the treatment of chemically-, biologically-, and/or radiologically-contaminated or contaminated/injured victims resulting from a hazardous material release at LLNL(see Section 9 of this Emergency Plan). For mass casualty events, the ACRECC issues Mass Casualty Incident alerts and advisories for Alameda County and coordinates the transportation of patients to hospitals in the area/region that are available. ACRECC also facilitates radio interoperability between ground/air ambulances and hospital emergency rooms as needed. 3.5.11 City of Livermore Disaster Council The City of Livermore Disaster Council was formed to develop emergency planning and preparedness partnerships with local agencies in order to enhance the ability to respond to disasters. 3.5.12 Alameda County Emergency Manager's Association The purpose of Alameda County Emergency Manager's Association is to recruit a wide range of emergency managers from public agencies, nonprofits, and the private sector into an organization/association dedicated to sharing among, contributing to, improving upon, learning from, and empowering those involved in the field of emergency management. 3.5.13 California Emergency Services Association The California Emergency Services Association has the mission of preserving and protecting property through emergency preparedness and disaster mitigation. The membership is composed of emergency managers and planners from all levels of government(city, county, State, Federal, special districts), hospital/medical professionals, education representatives, public service organizations, business/industry emergency planners and other individuals interested in this field. California Emergency Services Association is divided into three geographic Chapters-Inland, Coastal and Southern. Each chapter has regularly scheduled Board meetings and holds informational seminars and training sessions throughout the year. 3.6 Private Organizations The VERG is a private, volunteer organization of individually-licensed amateur radio service operators who, having passed a written examination, have demonstrated their technical and operating skills in radio communications and are licensed by the Federal Communications Commission. An MOU has been executed between LLNL and the VERG network for LLNL employees who are members of VERG to support LLNL with communication services during emergency 54