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Wisconsin Department of Transportation Emergency Transportation Operations (ETO) Plan Development Status August, 2008. Discussion. ETO Framework Program Response ETO Develop. Group/Task Force Updates Draft ETO Plan Status. ETO Framework. Emergency Transportation Operations (ETO).

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  1. Wisconsin Department of TransportationEmergency Transportation Operations (ETO) PlanDevelopment StatusAugust, 2008

  2. Discussion • ETO Framework • Program • Response • ETO Develop. Group/Task Force Updates • Draft ETO Plan Status

  3. ETO Framework Emergency Transportation Operations (ETO) ETO Program ETO Plan Maintenance Training Asset Mgt Finance/Budget Contracting Performance Evaluation Vulnerability/Mitigation ETOResponse Threat Assessment Incident Notification ICS Response Public Information After-Action Reviews Emergency Preparationand training Field responseand recovery

  4. ETO Components • ETO Program • What WisDOT must do to be able to respond • Plan maintenance and sustainability • ETO Response • How WisDOT responds to emergencies • Guidelines and procedures for action

  5. When is an WisDOT ETO Response activation required? Field Personnel DSP Troopers WisDOT RIMCs Communication Centers/STOC DSP Dispatchers Centers WisDOT STOC Operators Vast majority of incidents responded to by WisDOT do not require ETO plan activation (i.e. single command incidents) Under single command, WisDOT response/notification handled by a combination of:

  6. When is a WisDOT ETO Response activation required? WisDOT ETO plan activation may occur once the Incident Commander deems it necessary to establish Unified Command. AND Event is anticipated to last longer than one operational period OR An Incident Commander requests WisDOT involvement

  7. When is a WisDOT ETO Plan activation required? Those incidents requiring multi-division, inter-regional or statewide WisDOT response Incidents requiring the ETO Plan activation, while in the minority, have the strongest potential to significantly impact safety, drain resources, and have the highest “visibility” in the eyes of the public.

  8. When is a WisDOT ETO Plan activation required? Incident Occurs Initial INTRA-Divisional response is initiated by WisDOT first responders, typically: DSPDTSD Troopers STOC Operators & RIMC UNIFIED COMMAND ESTABLISHED By First Responders INTER-Divisional Response Initiated ICS Framework Established Initiate WisDOT ICS Area Command Model: Activate Area Command and act appropriately

  9. ETO DTSD/DSP Response Flow Chart Incident Occurs DSP initiates DSP Chain of Command (If DSP is NOT the first responder, WisDOT RIMC or STOC will contact DSP) First Responder contacts STOC Initial ICS response has begun at incident site STOC activates RIMC DSP Trooper & RIMC, in collaboration with Supervisors, discusses/evaluates situation and determine the need for Unified Command and if the potential duration of the incident warrants activation of the WisDOT ETO plan WisDOT Regional Incident Command determines if statewide response is necessary based on input from Command Staff If yes, DSP/RIMC contacts DSP/DTSD Duty Officers (and/or DSP Post Commander/designee) to request a broader regional response. WisDOT Regional Duty Officer activates Regional WisDOT Incident Command. Regional WisDOT ICS response begins, as part of Unified Command If yes, WisDOT Regional Incident Command contacts DTSD Divisional Operations Director & DSP Director of Field Operations to discuss/evaluate the need for State Response If yes, DTSD Divisional Operations Director & DSP Director of Field Operations activate Statewide WisDOT Area Command Statewide WisDOT Area Command activates Planning Section Chief. State WisDOT ICS response begins using Area Command Planning Section Chief commences Statewide Area Command Meeting. ICS response continues.

  10. ETO Program-Related Goals & Performance Measures WisDOT will commit to supplying adequate staff resources to support ETO WisDOT ETO team will be consistently trained and certified to meet standardized levels of preparedness WisDOT will maintain timely and accurate information about emergency response tools and resources

  11. ETO Response-Related Goals & Performance Measures WisDOT command staff (any person that could be an incident commander) will be notified in timely manner of potential emergency threats, where possible, and of escalating incidents as determined in the ETO plan RIMC will respond to all calls or provide justification of why a field visit was not necessary WisHELP will arrive at the State EOC within 2 hours of call and sign into ESPONDER An incident action plan and objectives will be drafted for every ETO activation at the regional and state level

  12. Public Information Status Public information roles agreed upon: • State Patrol Communication Center • Incident-related TIA and news releases • Statewide Traffic Operations Center • News releases not incident-related • Public Information Officer • When assigned

  13. Public Information Status • News release templates complete and ready to be included in Response Plan • Public information toolbox, stand-alone document that will be provided to everyone that MAY talk to media or send a news release • Regional Communications Managers will get ESPONDER accounts • All WisDOT personnel that go to sites or that could be in a position to talk to media will get Public Information training, same as troopers get at Academy

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