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LLNL Emergency Plan Rev-23 October 2017 29 • The ACFD Battalion Chief or LLNL SDO will gather information about the incident and relay it to the EMDO to determine the categorization/classification of the event/situation. The ACFD or LLNL Security Organization will implement initial protective actions and, if required, provide protective action recommendations to appropriate offsite authorities (e.g., Livermore/Pleasanton Fire Department [LPFD], Livermore Police Department [LPD], Alameda County Sheriff’s Office [ACSO], etc.). • After the EOC becomes operational, the IC retains responsibility for operational control of the response at the incident scene and for protecting only what is defined as the incident scene. Any onsite areas outside of the incident scene fall under the protection of the ED. The IC and the ED must therefore have a conversation to define and agree on what falls within the incident scene onsite. This decision should be briefed to responders at the scene and to the ERO. • Protection of offsite areas always remains the responsibility of the ACFD or local law enforcement (i.e., LPD or ACSO). For hazardous material releases, the ACFD has legal authority and responsibility to take appropriate actions (evacuation, shelter-in-place, etc.) necessary to protect the public and residents of the county. This includes the unilateral decision authority to alert the public of a hazardous incident, restrict or close access of public areas, and/or evacuate an affected area. The authority necessary to carry out these actions at the direction of the ACFD rests with local law enforcement (LPD or ACSO) per California Penal Code section 409.5. For security events, the LLNL Security IC or ED can issue protective actions onsite, but may only make protective action recommendations to local law enforcement for offsite populations. • Upon categorization of an Operational Emergency, the IC assumes the role of ED until the EOC is declared operational. The EMDO activates the appropriate level of the ERO and initiates appropriate notifications, including the LEDO. The IC manages the overall site response to the emergency until relieved by the on-duty LEDO who then becomes the ED when the EOC is operational. The IC continues to manage the response at the incident scene (see Figure 2.3). • During localized Operational Emergencies at Site 300, the Site 300 manager or designated alternate serves as the Department Operations Center (DOC) Commander. This position coordinates the emergency activities of site personnel and equipment and keeps the EMDO and LEDO informed. • The EMDO automatically initiates the ERO activation if the Operational Emergency is declared a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency. For all other Operational Emergency declarations, the EMDO consults with the LEDO to determine the appropriate ERO activation level.