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• Alameda County Emergency Dispatch Consortium Mutual Aid Agreement. • Tracy Police Department • San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department LLNL is also a signatory to a Memorandum of Understanding with the California Department of Forestry which allows automatic response upon request for wildland fires. The Fire Department provides emergency medical care during 4:) and transports the ill or injured either directly off-site or to the LLNL Health Services facility for further medical evaluation and care. LLNL operates under the ALCO- EMS Emergency Medical Plan protocols. The plan identifies Valley Care Medical Center as the medical base hospital for the East Zone of Alameda. Highland Hospital is the trauma base hospital for Alameda County. Under ALCO-EMS protocol, patients may be transported to the closest appropriate receiving facility. Tracy -Sutter hospital in the City of Tracy, San Joaquin County, may receive such patients. The ALCO-EMS plan will be activated if medical service needs resulting from an incident will overwhelm the resources of a single ALCO-EMS zone. Each base hospital will coordinate emergency response within its zone and between other zones. An emergency dispatch system [Alameda County Central Medical Emergency Dispatch (ALCO-CMED)] is in place to alert all hospitals in the plan. The Fire Department and Health Services Department have radio links with ALCO-CMED. ALCO-CMED is located in the Fire Department Dispatch Center and operated under the Alameda County Emergency Dispatch Consortium Mutual Aid Agreement. ALCO-CMED will send ambulances to the disaster site and maintain receiving hospital bed count status. San Joaquin County EMS resources may be accessed through San Joaquin County Dispatch, City of Stockton. Air transportation via helicopter may be used if the overall time for transport to a hospital is at least 20 minutes less than ground transportation. Other hospitals will cancel routine services to prepare to receive patients. In the event of an emergency, requests for outside assistance will be channeled through the LLNL Emergency Notification System, and outside authorities will be contacted via telephone or radio. Copies of all agreements are filed in the LLNL Emergency Management Division Office. 5.1 Distribution of Contingency Plans and Emergency Response Information This Contingency Plan is distributed to the Fire Department, Health Services Department, and Security Organization. The Site 300 Manager also maintains a copy of this Contingency Plan. Additional copies of this Plan are maintained in the following locations: • Building 883 CSA. • EWSF Operations, Magazine 816. • EWTF Operations, Building 845. • RHWM Office, Trailer 6179 (Livermore site). • RHWM Building 874 (Site 300). • Building 871, Environmental Oversight and Special Projects Manager Office LLNL Site 300 Contingency Plan 19 January 2019