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LLNL Emergency Management Plan (EPlan) Rev 27 January 2022 54 The County operates its EOC in coordination with these organizational response levels: field response, local government, operational area, regional, and State. The County EOC operates according to SEMS, including the primary SEMS functions of Command/Management, Operations, Planning/Intelligence/Logistics, and Finance/Administration. If the emergency situation requires that the general public be warned, the emergency public information is issued by the cognizant local agency, such as the City of Livermore or Tracy, County of Alameda or San Joaquin, depending upon the area impacted by the incident. 3.5.2 Alameda County Sheriff’s Office Upon request, the ACSO responds with personnel and equipment, including a special response unit when warranted, to support the Security Organization. Support activities are coordinated by the Security Organization representative in the TOC and may include assistance in responding to security threats and assistance in evacuating the site. The emergency response agreement between the ACSO and LLNL covers assistance calls and assistance requests under the State Region II Mutual Aid Law Enforcement Plan. 3.5.3 San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services serves in the same capacity for Site 300 as the ACSO’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Services serves for Site 200. 3.5.4 San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department Upon request, the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department responds with personnel and equipment to support a LLNL Site 300 emergency or an immediate officer rescue or backup. The emergency response agreement between the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department, LLNL, and Site 300 managers covers assistance calls and assistance requests under the State Region II Mutual Aid Law Enforcement Plan. 3.5.5 Alameda County Agreement for Mutual Fire Assistance LLNL is a signatory to the Alameda County Mutual Aid Plan for mutual fire assistance. This agreement confirms that, upon request, the associated fire services will respond with personnel and equipment to support LLNL emergencies. These agencies, in responding to an emergency request for assistance, render support to the ACFD. 3.5.6 Livermore City Manager's Office - Emergency Manager The California Emergency Services Act requires the City of Livermore to manage and coordinate the overall emergency response and recovery activities within its jurisdiction. The Livermore City Council provides overall policy direction and appoints a City Manager who is responsible for implementing adopted City policies. The City Manager’s Office is responsible for the operational activities of all City departments including emergency management and disaster preparedness. The City of Livermore's EOC, which is co-located with the City's Civic Center Meeting Hall, is the operational hub for coordinating City response and recovery to