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LLNL Emergency Management Plan (EPlan) Rev 27 January 2022 61 Site 300 has the capability to operate independently using their DOC in the event of an incident primarily affecting that site that is not an Operational Emergency. The Site 300 DOC may be activated at the request of the on-scene IC, the Site 300 manager, or the LEDO. In the event of Site 300 DOC activation, the Site 200 EOC may also be activated at the discretion of the LEDO, should the emergency warrant notifications or additional emergency resources from the Livermore site. 4.1.4 Executive Business Coordination Center The EBCC, located in Building 111 with an Alternate location in Building 551E, is responsible for providing updates to corporate officials and partners and other VIPs, if necessary, such as senior government officials and high-ranking elected leaders. To serve as an effective liaison to corporate partners and other important persons, the EBCC receives regular information briefings from the EOC. An off-duty LEDO, if available, may be assigned to the EBCC by the ED to serve as a liaison with the EOC. 4.1.5 Fire Department Stations ACFD under contract to LLNS maintains fire department stations at two LLNL locations that are staffed 24 hours-a-day. Staffing consist of a minimum of two three-person engine companies at Site 200 (Station 20) and one four-person company at Site 300 (Station 21). ACFD Station 20 houses fire apparatus, firefighters, LLNL EMD Department Office, Fire Protection Division, and Building Safety Division staff. ACFD Station 20 is nominally 18,000 square feet in area and was renovated in 1996. The contract with ACFD provides that Station 20 is staffed as a “HazMat” station and all firefighters assigned to that station are certified Hazardous Materials Technicians and all officers are certified Hazardous Materials Specialists. In FY 2022, personnel from EMD, LLNL Project Management Office, and LLNL Office of Strategic Infrastructure began initial planning for a replacement Fire Station at Site 200, with anticipated funding for design/construction in FY 2025. ACFD Station 21 houses fire apparatus, firefighters and officers. Station 21 is nominally 6,800 square feet in area and was placed in service in September 1999. Both facilities are designed to meet CBC seismic standards for an Essential Facility. As such, they are designed to remain functional after a major earthquake. Both stations are connected to back-up generators that will provide power during an extended power outage. The ACFD, in addition to its contract for fire/EMS at LLNL, provides services to approximately 506 square miles with a daytime population of 384,000 people. The department consists of 4 Battalions totaling 30 Fire Stations, 26 Engine Companies, 7 Ladder Truck Companies, a Heavy Rescue Vehicle, Hazardous Materials Response Vehicle, Air/Light Support Unit, and a Dozer, all of which are potentially available for response assistance at LLNL.