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1 Los Angeles County Operational Area 2014 OA Functional Exercise October 22, 2014 Information Packet For Cities

2 CONTENTS Overview and Participant s Exercise Timeline Instructions for Cities Using CWIRS to Communicate with the CEOC OARRS forms: Jurisdiction Situation Report and Resource Request Communication Plans - Satellite Phones Communications Plan DCS LASD Messenger Transmittal Letter LASD Contact Stations LASD Contact Station and Alternate Station by City 1

3 Los Angeles County Operational Area 2014 Communications Functional Exercise Overview and Participant s Exercise Timeline The 2014 Los Angeles County Operational Area Wide Functional Exercise is scheduled for Wednesday, October 22, 2014 from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. Due to the critical role communications plays in a disaster, the Operational Area Exercise and Training Steering Committee (OATESC) have selected the following communication systems and procedures to test the OA s alternate means of disaster reporting as part of the final review of the OA s Communications Plan: o CWIRS (County-Wide Integrated Radio System) o DCS (Disaster Communication Services) o Local Amateur Radio groups City EOC staffing o Satellite Telephones o Messenger to LASD Contact Sheriff Station To help ensure greater participation in this important exercise, we are providing several ways you can be involved in the exercise. SCENARIO It is Wednesday and at approximately 8:00 a.m. a catastrophic earthquake along the San Andreas Fault occurs, affecting the entire operational area equally. All primary methods of communication are down: landline telephones, cell phones and the internet. OARRS (Operational Area Response and Recovery System) is not available. The exercise will begin at 9:00 am with the earthquake having occurred approximately 1 hour prior to the start of the exercise (StartEx +1). Cities, county departments and various agencies and community partners have already begun assessing the impact of the earthquake to LA County. Jurisdictional (Cities) Emergency Operations Centers EOCs, County Department Department Operations Centers (DOCs) and agency EOCS throughout the OA have been activated including the OA County Emergency Operations Center (CEOC). EXERCISE OVERVIEW AND TIMELINE 8:00 9:00 am Earthquake occurs. First responders begin assessing their area of responsibility per their Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Cities begin assessing their situation and realize that they are affected (to some greater or lesser degree). Based on initial assessments, cities may have to open up their EOCs to collect situational information and in support of response efforts. The cities may proclaim a local emergency 2

4 immediately or sometime after as information starts flowing into their EOCs. The CEOC begins its activation procedures. Cities discover that all primary means of communications are down; cities now turn on CWIRS to EOC-ALL and start listening for instructions. 9:00 am 11:00 pm The CEOC will activate and will begin making announcements. Cities will be given instructions on CWIRS EOC-ALL and by DCS. The first announcement via CWIRS and DCS will provide a brief comment on what has occurred as well as instructions for communicating with the CEOC. The message may be something vague a very large earthquake has occurred in Los Angeles County. Primary communication methods are down and Cities are asked that CWIRS, Amateur Radio/DCS, Satellite Phones or Messengers to LASD Stations be used for reporting. As soon as you are able, please report into the CEOC your jurisdiction s status (cities) by one of those means. From your Jurisdiction SitRep and/or Resource Request - You will need to provide the following information: a. Immediate status (i.e. Black/Major Assistance, Red/Assistance Needed, Yellow/Problems but under control, Green/Normal Operations b. Is your EOC activated? c. Did your city declare a local state of emergency? d. Does your city have a Resource Request? Please make a request using one of the following categories: Food/Water, Equipment, Shelter/Sheltering Needs, Staffing/Personnel, Transportation If your city is going to communicate via CWIRS, you will turn to EOC-All where you may be directed to another CWIRS channel to give your report. Due to traffic volume, the CEOC will have multiple CWIRS channels available and will direct cities to different channels to give their status report as the CEOC cannot tie up EOC-ALL with report taking. If you are going to report your status via your EOC Amateur Radio Operator(s) to LASD DCS, they will communicate on the appropriate DCS frequency as per the ICS-205 and follow directions. If you are going to test your satellite phone see ICS-205 for call in CEOC land lines. If you decide to report via messenger, you will send a person to your local LASD contact station with your report. LASD has generated a transmittal letter that your messenger will also take with them and provide to the desk when they arrive. If you get all alternative methods completed within the first two hours, the reports will be tracked through the P/I process within the CEOC and should be transmitted in the CEOC comprehensive situation report that will be broadcast out between 2:00 2:30 pm. The CEOC 3

5 will transmit the actual broadcast using CWIRS EOC-ALL and DCS frequencies used during the exercise. 11:00 am 12:00 noon CEOC will acknowledge receipt of information submitted by cities. 12:00 noon 1:00 pm CEOC will request detailed information or verification of information if necessary. 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm CEOC will develop and finalize the OA SitRep for broadcast. The broadcast content will also be available in hard copy format at contact Sheriff Stations. 2:00 pm 2:30 pm OA SitRep broadcast via CWIRS EOC-All and DCS frequencies. 2:30 pm -3:00 pm CEOC Exercise Hotwash. Please note: Cities will be sent an Exercise Evaluation form following the exercise. 4

6 INSTRUCTIONS FOR CITIES USING CWIRS TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE CEOC Call County EOC on EM MGT system (zone) using EOC-ALL talk group (channel). EM MGT EOC ALL 1. After answering your call, County EOC may ask you to change to another talk group to take your situation report, resource request, update or message. 2. Use or button on front panel to change to assigned system, then rotate top knob to find assigned talk group. Please practice finding system and talk group before the exercise or event. 3. FOR THIS EXERCISE ONLY, cities may be assigned to the CITIES system. Press button once to find CITIES system. Then rotate top knob to find your talk group: Areas A, B, C, F, H Use CITY ALL Area D Use City D Area E Use City E Area G Use City G CITIES CITY ALL CITIES CITY (x) 4. When your conversation has been completed, return your radio to EM MGT / EOC-ALL. 5. Monitor EM MGT / EOC-ALL throughout the exercise or event for instructions and information. 5

7 JURISDICTION SITUATION REPORT (SitRep) Page 1 of 3 * Indicates a required field Note: 1) Update twice a day, even if there are no changes, until notified by the OEM that the event is now closed 2) This report should be forwarded to your DMAC and the OEM Duty Officer BASIC INFO TAB Within 30 Minutes *Jurisdiction: Type in name of city/agency *Overall Status Select One Black Major Assistance Required Red Assistance Required Yellow Under Control Green Normal Operations Gray Unknown Blue Closed City State County Los Angeles Related Event/Incident/Activity CA *INITIAL SITUATION SUMMARY Current Objectives Projected Objectives Concerns/Problems WHAT EMERGENCY DECLARATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE Date Requested Local/City Local/County Gubernatorial Presidential Date Granted Agency Activation 6

8 WHAT INFORMATION CAN YOU PROVIDE REGARDING NUMBER OF CASUALTIES Page 2 of 3 Fatalities Estimated Confirmed Comments: Injuries Estimated Confirmed Comments: ADDITIONAL INFO TAB IDE Within 2 Hours PROVIDE DAMAGE INFORMATION Residences Destroyed Major Minor Affected Estimated Cost Est % Insured Business Government Total Est.Cost ESTIMATES (NOTE: CATEGORIES A & B EXCLUDE NORMAL OPERATING COSTS) No. of Sites Estimated Loss CAT A: Debris Removal and Disposal CAT B: Emergency Protective Measures CAT C: Road and Bridge Systems (non federal) CAT D: Water Control Facilities (levees, dams & channels) CAT E: Public Buildings and Equipment CAT F: Public Utilities (water and power, etc.) CAT G: Park/Recreational/other 7

9 WHAT EVACUATION INFORMATION CAN YOU PROVIDE Page 3 of 3 No. of People Evacuated No. of People in Shelters Comments: WHAT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CAN YOU PROVIDE Comments: CEOC SITREP TAB EVACUATIONS Areas Evacuated Estimated Number of Evacuees Evacuation Order Issued: Date: Time: Evacuation Order Lifted: Date: Time: EOC STATUS Staffing Level Indicate if you have activated to Level 1, 2 or 3 Other Issues EOC Activated: Date: Time: EOC Deactivated: Date: Time: Revised 3/3/2011 8

10 RESOURCE REQUEST Page 1 of 2 *Denotes required field *Priority: Select One: *Status: Select One: Tracking Number Local Black Flash Causing death or serious injury; imminent threat of death or serious injury. Red High Potential threat of death or serious injury; damaging/destroying/imminent threat of damage to property/environment. Yellow Medium Potential threat to property/environment Green Low Routine Black New Purple Ops Chief For CEOC use only Red Tasked to Section/Branch For CEOC use only Orange Sent to REOC For CEOC use only Yellow En Route For CEOC use only Green On Scene Teal Demobilized/Completed Gray Cancelled Blue Closed Tracking Number State CEOC Use Only (Enter as: Jurisdiction or Agency 6 number date (020511) # of request) ((Example: Rosemead )) Tracking Number FEMA CEOC Use Only Tracking Number EMAC CEOC Use Only WHO IS MAKING THE REQUEST? Requesting Organization (Name of Jurisdiction/Agency) *Requestor s Contact Info Name: Phone: Fax: Cell: Pager: Other: Related Event/Incident/Activity WHAT IS BEING REQUESTED? Resource Category *Quantity (Choose from: Animal Health, Emergency Management, EMS, Fire & Hazmat, Health & Medical, Law Enforcement, Public Works, Search & Rescue) *Resource Type/Kind Be as descriptive as possible: Fore this exercise, limit requests to the following categories: 1) Food/water, 2) Equipment, 3) Shelter/Sheltering Needs, 4) Staffing/Personnel, 5) Transportation 9

11 Qty Unit Of Measure (Choose from: bottles, boxes, each, gallons, pallets, etc.) When Needed: Date and Time *Mission Describe what the resource needs to do Fuel Meals Operator(s) Water Maint Lodging Power Resource must come with: Other SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS (E.G. SAFETY MESSAGE, INGRESS/EGRESS ROUTES, ETC.) FORWARD REQUEST TO: Individual: Organization/Location: For new requests, send to CEOC Logistics Position: Agency: Vendor For CEOC Use Only Summary of actions taken For CEOC Use Only Estimated Resource Cost FOR CEOC Use Only Revised 3/3/

12 COMMUNICATIONS PLAN SATELLITE TELEPHONES EVENT NAME: DATE PREPARED: TIME PREPARED: OPERATIONAL PERIOD (DATE/ TIME): 00/00/ hrs. NAME TYPE PORTABLE MOBILE MODE CHANNEL MODE CHANNEL (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A (323) Satellite Phone N/A N/A N/A N/A PLEASE NOTE: Cities can test their satellite phones by calling any of the CEOC landline phone numbers listed above. PREPARED BY: LA CEOC

13 COMMUNICATIONS PLAN DCS EVENT NAME: DATE PREPARED: TIME PREPARED: OPERATIONAL PERIOD (DATE/ TIME): 00/00/ hrs. NAME TYPE PORTABLE MOBILE MODE CHANNEL MODE CHANNEL K6CPT East LA K6DCS Castro Peak KI6BKN Grass Mountain ***WA6ZTR Mt. Disappointment Primary Secondary Secondary Tertiary (-) PL (+) PL (-) PL (+) PL Frequency K6CPT - Primary channel. DCS operators at Sheriff s patrol stations and HAM/RACES operators at cities, special districts or County Departments should communicate using this primary channel. The County repeater is located at Emergency Operations Bureau in East LA. Frequency K6DCS - Secondary channel. DCS operators at Sheriff s patrol stations and HAM/RACES operators at cities, special districts or County Departments should communicate using this channel when unable to reach the primary channel. The (Non-County) repeater is located at Castro Peak. Frequency KI6BKN - Secondary channel. DCS operators at Sheriff s patrol stations and HAM/RACES operators at cities, special districts or County Departments should communicate using this channel when unable to reach the primary channel. The (Non-County) repeater is located at Grass Mountain. ***Frequency WA6ZTR - Tertiary channel. DO NOT USE THIS CHANNEL UNLESS ALL OTHER FREQUENCIES ARE NOT AVAILABLE. The County repeater is located at Mt. Disappointment. If the City of Santa Clarita cannot reach Frequency K6CPT, they are to use WA6ZTR and communicate with operators at EOB. NOTE: If communications cannot be transmitted on either the primary, secondary or tertiary channels, then another alternate means of communications (ex. CWIRS, Messenger to Contact Station) must be used. PREPARED BY: LA CEOC

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15 Los Angeles County Sheriff Stations Contract and Contact Cities and Unincorporated Areas Served As of August 13, 2014 Station Contract Cities Unincorporated Areas Altadena (None) Angeles National Forest (Mt. Wilson area, Eaton Canyon) **Is not a contact Chaney Trail station Charter Oak (Covina area) Citrus (Covina area) Citrus Oak Kinneloa Mesa La Vina Northeast Pasadena Unincorporated Pasadena Glen Northeast San Gabriel Unincorporated Northeast San Dimas North Claremont islands Unincorporated East Azusa - Unincorporated Avalon Avalon Santa Catalina Island San Clemente Island Ocean waters between the island the mainland Carson Carson Rancho Dominguez West Rancho Dominguez Harbor City Torrance Unincorporated West Carson - Unincorporated Address 780 East Altadena Drive Altadena, CA Sumner Ave Avalon, CA S. Avalon Blvd Carson, CA Phone

16 Century Station Huntington Park South Gate Contract Cities Lynwood Unincorporated Areas Athens Park Florence/Firestone Graham (portion) Willowbrook Address S. Alameda Street Lynwood, CA Cerritos Cerritos Bloomfield Ave. Cerritos, CA Compton Compton East Rancho Dominguez 301 S. Willowbrook Ave. Gardena Unincorporated Compton, CA Rosewood West Compton Crescenta Valley Burbank Glendale Pasadena San Fernando South Pasadena East Los Angeles Bell Bell Gardens Commerce Cudahy Monterey Park Vernon La Canada Flintridge Commerce Cudahy Maywood Big Tujunga Canyon La Crescenta Montrose Little Tujunga Canyon Lopez Canyon Kagel Canyon Sunland Sylmar Tujunga Angeles National Forest (State Rt #2) Angeles Crest Hwy Switzer Falls Mt. Wilson Bandini islands Belvedere Gardens City Terrace East Mont East Los Angeles Saybrook Park Union Pacific 4554 Briggs Ave. La Crescenta, CA E. Third St. East Los Angeles, CA Phone

17 Industry Station Baldwin Park West Covina Lakewood Long Beach Signal Hill Contract Cities Industry La Puente La Habra Heights Artesia Bellflower Hawaiian Gardena Lakewood Paramount Unincorporated Areas Avocado Heights East & West Valinda Bassett/North Whittier Hacienda Heights (portion) South San Jose Hills West Puente Valley Cerritos Unincorporated Long Beach - Unincorporated Lancaster Lancaster Antelope Acres Del Sur Hi Vista Lake Los Angeles Quartz Hill Redman Roosevelt Wilsona Gardens Lomita Palos Verdes Estates Redondo Beach Torrance Lomita Rancho Palos Verdes Rolling Hills Rolling Hills Estates La Rambla Academy Hill Palos Verdes Peninsula Westfield Address 150 North Hudson Ave. City of Industry, CA Clark Avenue, Lakewood, CA W. Lancaster Blvd. Lancaster, CA Narbonne Avenue, Lomita, CA Phone

18 Station Malibu/Lost Hills Marina Del Rey *Is not a contact station Norwalk Downey Contract Cities Agoura Hills Calabasas Hidden Hills Malibu Westlake Village La Mirada Norwalk Unincorporated Areas Agoura Calabasas Highlands Chatsworth Lake Manor Cornell Deer Lake Highlands Fernwood Glenview Los Virgenes/Malibu Canyon Malibu Bowl Malibu Lake Malibu Highlands Malibu Vista Monte Nido Mulholland Corridor Oat Mountain Seminole Hot Springs Sylvia Park Triunfo Canyon West Hills West Chatsworth Marina Del Rey Santa Monica Bay Ladera Heights Windsor Hill View Park South Whittier - Unincorporated East Whittier Unincorporated Sunshine Acres Address Agoura Road Agoura, CA Fiji Way Marina del Rey, CA Civic Center Dr. Norwalk, CA Phone

19 Station Contract Cities Unincorporated Areas Palmdale Palmdale Acton Agua Dulce Big Pines Crystalaire Elizabeth Lake Green Valley Juniper Hills Kagel Canyon Lake Hughes Lakeview Leona Valley Little Rock Llano Longview Pearblossom Sun Village Twin Lakes Vasquez Rocks Pico Rivera Montebello Santa Fe Springs Whittier San Dimas Azusa Claremont Covina Glendora La Verne Pico Rivera San Dimas Wrightwood Los Nietos West Whittier - Unincorporated East Azusa - Unincorporated Azusa Canyon Citrus islands (Covina) Claremont - Unincorporated Covina - Unincorporated Glendora - Unincorporated La Verne Unincorporated West Pomona - Unincorporated Mt. Baldy Angeles Nat l Forest (Hwy 39) 18 Address 750 E. Avenue Q Palmdale, CA Passons Blvd. Pico Rivera, CA S Walnut Ave. San Dimas, CA Phone

20 Station Contract Cities Unincorporated Areas Santa Clarita Valley Santa Clarita Bouquet Canyon Canyon Country Castaic Fair Oaks Ranch Forest Park Gorman Hasley Canyon Lang Malibu/Sycamore Canyon Mint Canyon Newhall Neenach Placerita Canyon Sand Canyon Santa Clarita Saugus Six Flags Magic Mountain Sleepy Valley Soledad Southern Oaks Stevenson Ranch Sunset Point Sulphur Springs Tesoro del Valle Valencia Val Verde Valyermo West Hills West Ranch Westridge White Fence Farms Address Magic Mountain Parkway Santa Clarita, CA Phone

21 Station South Los Angeles (Formerly Lennox) El Segundo Gardena Hawthorne Hermosa Beach Inglewood Manhattan Beach Temple Alhambra Arcadia El Monte Irwindale Monrovia San Gabriel San Marino Sierra Madre Walnut Pomona West Hollywood Beverly Hills Culver City Santa Monica Contract Cities Lawndale Bradbury Duarte Rosemead South El Monte Temple City Diamond Bar Walnut Unincorporated Areas Athens Del Aire El Camino Village Lennox Moneta Gardens Westmont Wiseburn East Pasadena North San Gabriel San Pasqual South San Gabriel Whittier Narrows West Arcadia Monrovia - Unincorporated Arcadia - Unincorporated Covina Hills Hacienda Heights (portion) Rowland Heights West Covina - Unincorporated Address 1310 W. Imperial Hwy. Los Angeles, CA Las Tunas Dr. Temple City, CA E. Valley Blvd. Walnut, CA West Hollywood Universal City Walk 780 N San Vicente Blvd West Hollywood CA Phone

22 List of Contact Sheriff s Stations As of September 2014 Each city within the County has a designated station which will serve as the primary contact during a disaster when a city cannot communicate with the Operational Area/County EOC through other methods. CITY RESPONSIBLE/PRIMARY STATION ALTERNATE STATION Agoura Hills Lost Hills West Hollywood Alhambra Temple East Los Angeles Arcadia Temple Crescenta Valley Artesia Lakewood Cerritos Avalon Avalon Lakewood Azusa San Dimas Walnut Baldwin Park Industry Temple Bell East Los Angeles Century Bellflower Lakewood Cerritos Bell Gardens East Los Angeles Norwalk Beverly Hills West Hollywood Marina del Rey Bradbury Temple Industry Burbank Crescenta Valley Temple Calabasas Lost Hills West Hollywood Carson Carson Lomita Cerritos Cerritos Lakewood Claremont San Dimas Walnut Commerce East Los Angeles Century Compton Compton Carson Covina San Dimas Walnut Cudahy East Los Angeles Century Culver City West Hollywood Marina del Rey Diamond Bar Walnut Industry Downey Norwalk Lakewood Duarte Temple Industry 21

23 El Monte Temple Industry El Segundo South Los Angeles Carson Gardena South Los Angeles Carson Glendale Crescenta Valley Temple Glendora San Dimas Walnut Hawaiian Gardens Lakewood Cerritos Hawthorne South Los Angeles Carson Hermosa Beach South Los Angeles Lomita Hidden Hills Lost Hills West Hollywood Huntington Park Century East Los Angeles Industry Industry Walnut Inglewood South Los Angeles Carson Irwindale Temple Walnut La Canada Flintridge Crescenta Valley Temple La Habra Heights Industry Norwalk Lakewood Lakewood Cerritos La Mirada Norwalk Lakewood Lancaster Lancaster Palmdale La Puente Industry Walnut La Verne San Dimas Walnut Lawndale South Los Angeles Lomita Lomita Lomita Carson Long Beach Lakewood Carson Los Angeles (Dependent Upon Division Affected) (Dependent Upon Division Affected) Lynwood Century Norwalk Malibu Lost Hills West Hollywood Manhattan Beach South Los Angeles Carson Maywood East Los Angeles Century Monrovia Temple Industry 22

24 Montebello Pico Rivera East Los Angeles Monterey Park East Los Angeles Temple Norwalk Norwalk Pico Rivera Palmdale Palmdale Lancaster Palos Verdes Estates Lomita Carson Paramount Lakewood Century Pasadena Crescenta Valley Temple Pico Rivera Pico Rivera Norwalk Pomona Walnut Industry Rancho Palos Verdes Lomita South Los Angeles Redondo Beach Lomita Carson Rolling Hills Lomita Carson Rolling Hills Estates Lomita Carson Rosemead Temple East Los Angeles San Dimas San Dimas Walnut San Fernando Crescenta Valley Santa Clarita Valley San Gabriel Temple East Los Angeles San Marino Temple East Los Angeles Santa Clarita Santa Clarita Valley Crescenta Valley Santa Fe Springs Pico Rivera Norwalk Santa Monica West Hollywood Marina del Rey Sierra Madre Temple Crescenta Valley Signal Hill Lakewood Carson South El Monte Temple Industry South Gate Century East Los Angeles South Pasadena Crescenta Valley Temple Temple City Temple East Los Angeles Torrance Lomita Carson Vernon East Los Angeles Century 23

25 Walnut Walnut Industry West Covina Industry Walnut West Hollywood West Hollywood Marina del Rey Westlake Village Lost Hills West Hollywood Whittier Pico Rivera Norwalk 24