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Welcome to Emergency Planning
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Emergency Planning is preparing for and addressing natural or human caused disasters. The Emergency Planning program’s responsibilities include:
Preparing and maintaining the City of San Clemente’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan
Maintaining the City Emergency Operations Center and communications equipment
Training City staff who may be called upon to serve in time of disaster
Assisting the City Manager with issues relating to emergency services
Conducting emergency exercises in coordination with county, state, and federal agencies
Working with other government agencies to develop and maintain integrated emergency plans for response to an incident at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS)
Assisting individuals and community organizations to become prepared for a disaster
Promote and use AlertOC, the City’s Community Mass Notification System (www.AlertOC.com)
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City of San Clemente Multi-Hazard Emergency Plan
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The City of San Clemente Emergency Plan provides the framework for responding to major emergencies or disasters. The goals of this plan are to outline a strategy to prepare for, respond to, and recover from an emergency or disaster that affects the City. In order to facilitate meeting these goals, the plan:
Identifies potential hazards that form the basis for the emergency plan
Identifies authorities and assigns responsibilities to the appropriate agencies
Identifies other jurisdictions and organizations with which planning and emergency response activities are coordinated
Establishes an organizational structure to manage the emergency response
Outlines preplanned response actions to be taken by emergency personnel to mitigate the effects of a disaster
Outlines a process of disseminating emergency information and instructions to the public
Describes the resources available to support emergency response activities
Establishes responsibilities for maintaining the overall City emergency preparedness program
Provides the basis for initial training and subsequent retraining of emergency workers
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