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implement in the event of an
emergency with a hazardous
chemical. While the emergency
responders (fire, police, ambulance)
are aware of the chemicals through
the Tier II reporting and facility tours,
specific procedures are not shared
between the agencies. Therefore
during an emergency, expectations
could likely differ between the
responding agencies and the facility
personnel.
Develop/Update Debris Management
Plan to include Memorandums Of
Understanding (MOU’s) for debris
removal between Wyandotte County
and outside / local agencies with
equipment available for this,
establish collection areas and free
mulch program. During most
weather events some type of debris
resulting from the event is usually
produced. During many large events,
a tremendous amount of debris is
often generated blocking roads and
causing extensive damages.
Management, removal and
disposition of this debris requires
careful preplanning, effective
responses and, quite often, written
MOUs with other agencies. Develop
/ Update an effective Debris
Management Plan for Wyandotte
County to include: MOU’s with other
agencies, jurisdictions and preidentified
contractors --Identification
of several pre-selected debris
collection sites across the --county
for use during these events (with
MOU’s if required) --Establishment of
a countywide “Free Mulch Program”
* Review / Update the countywide
Debris Management Plan and all
MOUs on a regularly scheduled
basis.
Create and train volunteer search &
rescue teams to support Professional
First Responders. In large searches
or other large emergencies,
professional First Responders
resources may need to be supported
by additional personnel. The support
M 4 All Hazards On-going UG Public Works
Department with Wyandotte
County Emergency
Management Director
M 1,2 All Hazards On-going Emergency Management
Director
Cost: Unknown
Funds: Local, Grant
Completion Date: Continuous
Cost: $5,000
Funds: CCP Grant
Completion Date: Continuous
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