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Shelter-In-Place Everyone needs to know how...

Shelter-In-Place Everyone needs to know how. The protective action recommended by the Fire Department and Health Services Department after a chemical release. Manufacturing Accident Train Derailment Freeway accident Chemical leak from pool or wastewater treatment plant ? ? ? ?.

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Shelter-In-Place Everyone needs to know how...

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  1. Shelter-In-PlaceEveryone needs to know how... The protective action recommended by the Fire Department and Health Services Department after a chemical release.

  2. Manufacturing Accident Train Derailment Freeway accident Chemical leak from pool or wastewater treatment plant ? ? ? ? Shelter-In-PlaceWhat could happen?

  3. Shelter-In-PlaceHow will I know? The Outdoor Safety Sirens will sound! Information will be scrolled and announced via the news media. Weather radios in schools and other group facilities will sound an alert.

  4. Bay Point Outdoor Safety Sirens

  5. Sirens - Rest of East County

  6. Richmond Siren Coverage • Note - only sirens adjacent to Chevron will sound with push-button activation

  7. Central North County Sirens

  8. Siren Coverage - Rodeo and Crockett

  9. Shelter-In-PlaceRemember these 3 steps: • Shelter • Shut • Listen Here’s how...

  10. Shelter-In-PlaceSHELTER • Go inside • Take pets with you • That’s what your fire department recommends!

  11. Shelter-In-PlaceSHUT • Close and lock doors and windows • Shut off heating or air conditioning • Cover vents • Close fireplace dampers

  12. Shelter-In-PlaceLISTEN • Turn on AM radio (tune to KCBS 740) or TV • CCTV will scroll instructions in English, Spanish and Tagalog • County phone ringdown system will start calling affected areas

  13. Shelter-In-PlaceExtra Precautions • Windows that do not seal, spaces under doors, etc. can be sealed with duct tape, plastic, or damp towels. • If you think chemicals are leaking in, have people cover their noses and mouths with damp washcloths, paper towels, or clothing items.

  14. Shelter-In-PlaceIt’s all about going inside! • If you are outside - immediately move everyone indoors to a store, shopping mall, etc. • The chemical will be moving with the wind, so move crosswind with the wind at your side.

  15. Shelter-In-PlaceIt’s all about staying inside! • You will tie up a needed line at the 911 dispatch center. And the county’s phone ringdown system won’t be able to reach you! • DO call if there is an injury or other immediate emergency to report. Don’t call 911

  16. Shelter-In-PlaceHow Will I Know It Is Over? • Listen to KCBS - changes to the Shelter-In-Place advisory and the “all-clear” announcement will be broadcast • News media will receive messages • The scroll on CCTV will stop • County ringdown will re-call residents • For free email notification, go to www.incident.com

  17. Shelter-In-PlaceAfter the emergency... • Local authorities will determine when the event is “all clear.” • Open windows and doors and air out rooms with fresh air.

  18. Shelter-In-PlaceHelp is available... CCC CAER Group • Call us for assistance: Toll-free in Contra Costa County 888-972-CAER (2237) or call (925) 313-9296 • Write us at P.O. Box 668, Martinez, CA 94553 • On the web: www.cococaer.org

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