2015 Annual Report FINAL 4-27-16
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E.O.C.<br />
The City of Woodland has an active Emergency Operation Center, or EOC, training<br />
program coordinated by the Professional Standards Sergeant of the Woodland Police<br />
Department. The Professional Standards Sergeant w orks closely w ith the Yolo County<br />
Office of Emergency Services to ensure that all City of Woodland staff are trained in their<br />
specific responsibilities for the EOC. The key elements of the program are developing the<br />
city's emergency response plan, coordinating the city's Emergency Operation Center and<br />
coordinating preparedness training and exercises for staff. During <strong>2015</strong> there w ere tw o<br />
EOC training exercises w hich allow ed staff to understand more fully their roles in an<br />
actual emergency.<br />
Woodland prides itself on being a leader in emergency management at the local,<br />
regional, and state level. Woodland is part of a countyw ide mass notification system<br />
know n as Everbridge. The Everbridge system is designed to keep Yolo County residents<br />
and businesses informed in the event of an emergency. By registering for Everbridge you<br />
can make sure to receive these important time sensitive messages in your cell, business<br />
phone, or email, in addition to your home landline. Visit cityofw oodland.org to sign up.<br />
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24 <strong>2015</strong> Woodland PD <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong>