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RAMONA COMMUNITY PROTECTION & EVACUATION PLAN SECTION H – ANIMAL SERVICES emergency is not the time to teach your animal to load. If the animals can’t be loaded readily, it may need to be left at the scene. Never turn your animals loose. They are safer in their pen. Plan ahead and have a place to go with your animals. If it is a mandatory evacuation, it is the Department’s responsibility to provide you with a location to evacuate to. If it is a voluntary evacuation, you will need to find a place to take your animals. The Department is there to assist the public with their animals during a disaster; however, planning ahead can make the difference on whether or not your animals survive. . 2
RAMONA COMMUNITY PROTECTION & EVACUATION PLAN SECTION I – MASS CASUALTY PLAN The Ramona Fire Department follows the County of San Diego Annex D to manage all mass casualty incidents. Activation of Annex D 1. A confirmed event has occurred that is a multi-casualty incident which exceeds the capabilities of the immediately available responding emergency contingent, or the patient care capabilities of proximate facilities. 2. An event is imminent, or has occurred, of such magnitude in a populated area that extensive casualties are inevitable, i.e., structure collapse, major transportation emergency, hazardous materials release. Fire Department responsibilities 1. Assumes the role of Incident Commander under SEMS criteria and manages medical operations within the statewide fire managements system known as the Incident Command System. As multi-casualty incidents overwhelm the initial responding resources, the Incident Commander (IC) delineates and expands operational procedures. 2. Provide scene management. 3. Provide firefighting. 4. Provide extrication. 5. Provide rescue. 6. Provide initial triage. 7. Maintains communication with the EOC. 8. Maintains communications with the Base Hospital. 9. Coordinates air operations at the scene. 10. Determines the need for all additional resources and orders them as necessary. 11. Activate CERT, Red Cross or other assisting agencies as needed. 1
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