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LLNL Emergency Management Plan(EPlan) Rev 26 January 2021 Summary of Fire Department Capability Maintained at LLNL: ACFD Station 20 Located in Building 323 at LLNL Site 200 Residence for ACFD Battalion Chief#3 (Dublin, LLNL, and eastern Alameda County area) Two crews (companies). Total of 6 firefighters* Hazardous materials team station 3 —Type I Engines 1 — 105 Foot Ladder Truck 2—Type III Wildland Fire Engines 2—Type VI apparatus (patrols) 1 —Hazardous materials unit 2—Ambulances 1 —Incident Command Cars *Although only two crews are exclusively dedicated to LLNL, three crews (9 firefighters) are stationed onsite and are typically available for response. ACFD Station 21 Located in Building 890 at LLNL Site 300 Houses one crew(company); Total of 4 firefighters 1 —Type I Engine 1 —Type III Wildland Fire Engine 1 —Type VI apparatus (patrol) 1 —Ambulance 4.1.6 Joint Information Center In the event of an Operational Emergency with potential for offsite health and safety impact, a JIC may be established at the Robert Livermore Community Center. Per requirements, this location for the JIC falls outside of the one-mile EPZ. Public information officers from LLNL, Federal, State, and local emergency response organizations will come together at the JIC to coordinate and release emergency information to the public through the news media. See Section 10 of this Plan. 4.1.7 Alameda County Regional Emergency Communications Center The ACFD operates the ACRECC located at Site 200, a fully-staffed dispatch facility that is operational 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week. There is a dispatch supervisor and eight dispatchers on duty in ACRECC during a shift. This dispatch center is the primary dispatch center for the ACFD (including onsite Fire Department services at LLNL). A total of more than 50 fire stations are dispatched by ACRECC, which has been accredited as a Center of Excellence by the National Academy of Emergency Dispatch. 59