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LLNL Emergency Plan <br />Rev-23 <br />October 2017 <br /> <br /> 52 <br />3.5 Local Organizations <br />3.5.1 Alameda County Sheriff’s Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Services <br />The ACSO’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Services is the lead offsite response <br />coordination agency for major emergency and disaster situations at or affecting the Livermore <br />site. The Fire Department Battalion Chief or the Security IC at LLNL is the point-of-contact for <br />those requests for resources for mutual aid systems, such as fire or law enforcement mutual aid, <br />respectively. <br />The County operates its EOC in coordination with these organizational response levels: field <br />response, local government, operational area, regional, and State. The County EOC operates <br />according to SEMS, including the primary SEMS functions of Command/Management, <br />Operations, Planning/Intelligence/Logistics, and Finance/Administration. <br />If the emergency situation requires that the general public be warned, the emergency public <br />information is issued by the cognizant local agency, such as the City of Livermore or Tracy, <br />County of Alameda or San Joaquin, depending upon the area impacted by the incident. <br />3.5.2 Alameda County Sheriff’s Department <br />Upon request, the ACSO responds with personnel and equipment, including a special response <br />unit when warranted, to support the Security Organization. Support activities are coordinated by <br />the Security Organization representative in the TOC and may include assistance in responding to <br />security threats and assistance in evacuating the site. The emergency response agreement <br />between the ACSO and LLNL covers assistance calls and assistance requests under the State <br />Region II Mutual Aid Law Enforcement Plan. <br />3.5.3 San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services <br />San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services serves in the same capacity for Site 300 as <br />the ACSO’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Services serves for Site 200. <br />3.5.4 San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department <br />Upon request, the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department responds with personnel and <br />equipment to support a LLNL Site 300 emergency or an immediate officer rescue or backup. The <br />emergency response agreement between the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department, LLNL, <br />and Site 300 managers covers assistance calls and assistance requests under the State Region II <br />Mutual Aid Law Enforcement Plan. <br />3.5.5 Alameda County Agreement for Mutual Fire Assistance <br />LLNL is a signatory to the Alameda County Mutual Aid Plan for mutual fire assistance. This <br />agreement confirms that, upon request, the associated fire services will respond with personnel <br />and equipment to support LLNL emergencies. These agencies, in responding to an emergency <br />request for assistance, render support to the ACFD.