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SR 530 SLIDE MISSION # 14-0995
WA· SNX - 000001
050, WASHINGTON
IINCIDENT ACTION PLAN (redacted for web posting by RBIM LLC phone numbers removed)
INCIDENT OBJECTIVES
4 Operational Penod
March 30, 2014 All Shifts
1. Incident Name
SR530 Slide - #14-0995
2. Date
March 29,2014
3. Time
1650
5. General Control Objectives for the Incident (indude alternatives)
Provide for the safety and health of all deployed personnel.
Conduct rescue operations.
Maintain interoperable communications.
Continue recovery operations with dignity and respect provided to recovered loved ones.
Provide updates for financial record keeping.
Document search and recovery effort.
Provide support to the JIC as requested.
6 Weather Forecast for Period
See attached Weather Report
Tides: (Stillaguamish River at Stanwood)
Low
High
Low
High
0109 @ 0 .4 feet
0533 @ 7.4 feet
1345 @ 0.3 feet
1807 @ 6.9 feet
7. General Safety Message
Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as required by your agency.
Volunteers must have a minimum of helmet,gloves, eye protection, and high visibility vests as available and provided.
Avoid cross-contamination.
Decontaminate all personnel and equipment when exiting the hazard area and prior to entering vehicles
Maintain situation awareness.
• Know current and anticipatedweather . • Monitor personnel for cold I heat exposures.
• Be aware of aircraft and heavy equipment.
• Monitor the pile for changes in working conditions and hazards within void spaces.
• Be aware of hazardous materials. Do not move untilassessed.
• Remember LCES - Lookouts, Communications, Escape Routes, and Safety Zones.
Personnel should be removed from immediate area during all helicopter hoist operations.
a. Attachments (markif attached)
[83 Organization List - ICS 203 [83 Medical Plan - ICS 206 0 (Other)
[83 Div.Assignment Lists - ICS 204
l:8l Communications Plan - ICS 205
C8l Incident Map 0
l:8l Traffic Plan D
9. Prepared by (Planning Section Chief) _
L> 10. Approved (lncident Comr) L. rc)
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ICS 202
ORGANIZATION ASSIGNMENT LIST
1. Incident Name SR 530 Slide - #14-0995
2. Date March 29, 2014 I3. Time 2000
4. OperationalPeriod March 30,2014 All Shifts
5. Incident Commander and Staff
Incident Commander Larry Nickey I Pat Halford (t)
Deputy Brian Gales
ESF9 Ted Pete!
IST Leader Tom Miner
Deputy - Leader - IST Mike Boyle
Safety Officer Ray Hershey
Safety IST Jim Colston
Safety Officer (West) Christian Dimonda
Public Information Officer Cynthia Bork I Kari Lee (IST)
Liaison Dept. of /Ecology Carl Anderson
Liaison Family Assistance- IST Anita Arnum
Medical Officer -IST Larry Woodard
6. Agencv Representative
Arlington Fire Department Bruce Stedman (DOSC)
OSO Fire Department Willie Harper
Darrington Fire Department Dennis Fenstermaker
Arlington Public Worits Paul Ellis
WA State Dept. of Transportation Gary Ward
Snohomish Co. Public Works Steve Thomson
Washington State Patrol Jeff Sass
Snohomish County Sheriff Office Ty Trenary
Liaison (DEM) Jason Bierman
Dept. Natural Resources Jay Guthrie I Travis Miranda
WA State Aeronautics Tom Peterson
7. Planning Section
Chief Darrin Henderson
Chief -IST Dan Hudson
Deputy -IST Mike Finnerty
Resources Unit Marilyn Coleman I LeMay (t)
Demobilization Unit Laura Backlund
Status Check In Meredith Butcher
Situation Unit Steve Fraidenburg I Ellis (t)
Situation Unit - IST Ed Bushman
GIS Specialist Carol Smith
Training Specialist Roxanne Hershey
CTSP David Johnson
Structure Spec.-IST Fred Nelson
Hazmat Spec. -IST Pat Carlisle
8. Logistics Section
Chief Jim Hammer I Pete Selvig
Chief-IMT Craig White
Deputy Chief IST Rick Mckinney
COML Dick Whitaker
COML- IST Mike Worrell
Deputy COML -IST Billy Freeman
Ordering Manager - T Rob Jeter
Ground Support -IST John Wood
Food Unit Leader Patricia Young
PONMOB Spec.-IST Steve Dohman
INCM Cindy Preston
Ground Support Dave Hesbum
EQPM-t Justin Gardner
MedicalUnit Leader Bryan Swanberg
Medical Unit Leader IST Richard Bradley () · "'rtir ,n
Chief (East) Mike Asher I Dave Nalle - t
Chief (Planning) Karrie Stevens
Chief (West) Karrie Stevens /Shane Theall - t
Chief IST Mike Johnson
Deputy Chief IST Harry Muns
Chief -T Steve Westlake
Chief -T Ken LeMay
US&R Specialist - IST John Bentley
US&R Specialist - IST Les Crews
a. Branch Law Enforcement
Branch Director Sgt. Palmer I Lt.AJ Bryant (night)
Division/Group SECURITY (East) Sgt. Mclaughlin
SECURITY (West) Sgt. Dave Blieau
Division/Group TRAFFIC Lt. Swainson /Sgt.Rudeen
b. Division West
Division Group Sup Steve Mason I Mike Moore
Group A/B Doug Bleeker
FEMA Liaison Les Crews
c. Division East
Division Group Sup Steve Harris I Richard Parrish
Group CID Search Group Frank/Pressel
d. Branch Road
Branch Director Dean Warner
Division/Group HY530 Gary Ward
Division/Group Service Road Division/Group Debris
e. Branch Engineering
Branch Director Steve Thompson
Deputy Owen Carter
f. Air Operations Branch
Air Operations Branch Director Tom Griffith
Air Tactical Group Supervisor Ellis
10. Finance Section
Chief John Freerksen
FEMA Contracting OFC - IST Doug Porter
Cost Cost - T Mandie Willenberg
Time Unit Leader Krissy Mitchell
COMP/Claims - T Margaret Logue
Equipment Time Recorder Bob Gavenas I Carolyn Hudson - t
Procurement Deborah Ross
WSP Ester Hernandez I Barbie Maier
Prepared by (Resource Unit Leader)
Marilyn Coleman
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. . ..f INCIDENT Weather Forecast
FORECAST NO: 1 NAME OF INCIDENT: Oso Landslide Response
PREDICTION FOR : Sunday DAY Shift
SHIFT DATE: March 30, 2014
TIME AND DATE FORECAST ISSUED:03/29/2014 at 1700 PDT
UNIT :
SIGNED:
Snohomish County DEM
Andy Haner
Incident Meteorologist
WEATHER DISCUSSION : An upper level low pressure troughwill weaken over western Washington on Sunday.On Sunday night and Monday, a weak upper level high pressure ridge will develop. This change in the weather pattern will cause showers to diminish on Sunday evening, with a solidly dry day on Monday.
WEATHER FORECAST :
sundw: Sky l eather .............. Occasional showers . Cloudy with just a few glimpses of sun in the afternoon. Chance of Rain............ 100% Rainfall Amount.. ......... 0.40" High Temperature ........ 50 Wind (Valley Bottom).... Light Wind.
sundw Niht: Sky / eat er.............. Mostly cloudy in the evening with scattered showers. Becoming clear overnight. Chance of Rain............ 40% (mainly in the evening) Rainfall Amount.. ......... 0.05" Low Temperature ............ 33 Wind (Valley Bottom).... Light Wind.
Outlook for Monday:
Sky I Weather.............. A few wisps of fog in the valley bottom around sunrise, otherwise Mostly Sunny. Chance of Rain............ 10% Rainfall Amount ........... None High Temperature ............ 58 Wind (Valley Bottom).... Light Wind in the morning,becoming East 5-10 mph in the afternoon.
EXTENDED OUTLOOK for Tuesday and Wednesday: Upper level high pressure will prevail over the slide area on Tuesday, giving another day of rain-free weather and mostly sunny skies. .Tuesday ...Mostly Sunny. Low near 35. Highs near 61. Light east wind in the morning,then a light west wind in the afternoon. .Wednesday ...Partly cloudy during the day, then mostly cloudy with a chance of rain in the evening . Low near 38. Highs near 57. East wind 5 to 10 mph.
Aviation Weather , vali d from 0900 to 1900 PDT on Sunday, March 30:
Occasional Showers with Broken-Overcast ceilings.
Prevailing ceilings: Near 1000 feet msl in the morning, rising to 3500 feet msl in the afternoon.
Visibility: Good visibility outside of showers. Occasional visibility of 1-2 statute miles in showers .
Wind: Light Wind in the valley bottom. At 3000 feet msl, southwest wind 15-20 knots in the morning, easing to 10-15 knots late in the period.
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SAFETY MESSAGE/PLAN (ICS 208)
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1.Incident Name:
530 Sl de - #14-0995
2.Operational Period: Date From: 3/30/14 Date To: 3/31/14
Time From: 0600 Time To: 0600
3. Safety Message/Expanded Safety Message,Safety Plan,Site Safety Plan:
Remember: No Smoking in the Hazard Area,staging areas or in incident management structures
Avoid Cross-contamination:
• Decontaminate all personnel and equipment when exiting the hazard area and prior to entering vehicles
• Hand washing and other hygiene measures required especially before eating!
Maintain situation awareness.
• Know current and anticipated weather
• Monitor personnelfor cold I heat exposures
• Monitor the debris field for changes in working conditions and hazards within void spaces
• Be aware of hazardous materials. Do not move and follow hazmat plan.
• Use caution around heavy equipment. Safety spotter required in work areas and pedestrian access.
• No personnel allowed under aircraft working on extractions
Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as required by your agency. Volunteers must have a
minimum of helmet, gloves, eye protection,and high visibility vests as available and provided.
Monitor personnel for fatigue and exposures to the elements. Ensure appropriate work I rest cycles are observed.
Dehydration is 100% avoidable. Keep personnel hydrated by consuming water frequently .
Drive defensively on local roads and within the operational area.
• Roadways may still be compromised
• Increased public and commercial traffic on local roads
• Staging areas in the East and West Branch are congested. Be aware of vehicles and pedestrians
Maintain constant communications and accountability . Ensure check-in/check-out procedures are followed.
Follow agency policies and procedures for water operations. All rescuers within 10 feet of the water should wear the appropriate PPE.
Remember to report all injuries, illnesses and accidents to your immediate supervisor, incident medical and safety.
***Emergency Evacuation for Responders***
There may be times when personnel need to Withdraw (orderly withdrawal from hazard area with
tools) from their work area. These actions will be directed by the crew leader.
The Abandon signal (3 long blasts on the air horn) will indicate the need for immediate evacuation
of emergency personnel to their safety zones. This will be followed by radio communications and
accountability reports.
Practice LCES - Lookouts,Communications,Escape Routes,and Safety Zones
4. Site Safety Plan Required? Yes O No •
Approved Site Safety Plan(s) Located At:
5.Prepared by: Nam-e- Ray Hershey----. Position/Title: I MT Safety Officer Signatu / - -
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ICS 208 IIAP Page I Date/Time: 3/29/14 1730
ICS-21SA Safety Analysis Incident:
SR 530 Slide 03/30/ 14
Identification of Hazards,Probability, Severity, and Risk Assessment
Mission Objective(s): See ICS 202 form
Existing Conditions Division/Group
Mitigation Actions Proposed Post-mitigation Branch - L ocation
Tactical Hazards
Llkellhood
Severity
Risk Level
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Severity
Risk
Level
la Risk Necessar
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la Risk Acceptable
?
Entering damaged
structures and
voids for
search/recovery
operations
Remote
Critical
Medium
x
x
x
Utilize probes,atmospheric
monitors or rescue trained entrants
Improbable
Critical
Medium
Yes
Yes
Standing or moving
water or standing
water operations
Occasional
Catastrophic
Medium x x x Utilize appropriate PPE for water
operations. PFD's required within
10' of water banks.
Remote
Catastrophic
High
Yes
Yes
Falling rocks,
debris,and
mudslides
impacting the
debris field
Remote
Marginal to Catastrophic
Med/High
x
x
x Observe current weather. Maintain
awareness of spot forecasts and
predicted weather . Monitor soils
within the release area. Ensure
LCES.
Improbable
Marginal to Catastrophic
LOW TO MEDIUM
Yes
Yes
Fatigue/dehydration Probable Critical Medium x x x Monitor behaviors,utilize direct
suoervision - freauent hydration Remote Critical MEDIUM Yes Yes
Poor hygine,
infections,rashes,
and contamination,
sickness
Probable
Critical
High
x
x
x
Avoid cross-contamination.
Pract ce good personal hygiene -
wash hands frequently and always
before eating or handling food.
Decontamination after each mission
is required.
Remote
Critical
MEDIUM
Yes
Yes
Exposed or
compromised
pipes, tanks,
containers and
vessels
Probable
Critical to
Catastrophic
High
x
x
x
Maintain situational awareness for
propane, fuel oiland blo-hazards .
Identify, isolate,and deny entry of
needed. GPS and flag area.Notify
on-site hazmat teams.Flammable
gasses will migrate to lower areas.
Improbable
Catastrophic
MEDIUM
Yes
Yes
Flooded areas,
damaged or
undenmined roads
Probable
Catastrophic
Medium x x x Evaluate roadways - don't
drive Into flooded or damaged
roads
without proper assessment, drive
defensively.
Improbable
catastrophic
MEDIUM
Yes
Yes
Mixture of
pedestrians with
civilian,contractual,
and incident traffic
around staging,
command post,and
operational areas
Frequent
Critical
Medium
x
x
x
Pay attention while driving or
walking through access/equipment
areas,follow traffic plans and safety
spotters. Watch 'for pedestrians and
loose roadway materials. Drive
defensively,especially on the
service road. Back-up spotters are
required.
Remote
Critical
MEDIUM
Yes
Yes
Risk Level Low -Green Medium -Amber High -Red
Likelihood/Probabllitv Frequent - Likely to occur often;continuously experienced Probable -Will occur several times,will occur often Occasional- Llkety to occur sometime;will occur severaltimes Remote - Unlikely to occur, but possible;can be reasonably expected Improbable -Very unlikely, but conceivable
Severitv/Consegyeoces Catastrophic - Results In fatality/fatalities and/or loss of system Critical - Severe injury and/or major system damage Marginal-Minor Injury and/or minor system damage Negligible - Less than minor injury and/orless than minor system damage
206H
HAZMAT PLAN
1. INCIDENT NAME
SR530 Slide
2. DATE
PREPARED
3/29/14
3. TIME
PREPARED
1800
4. OPERATIONAL PERIOD
3/30/14 0600-0600
5. HAZMAT Associated with the Incident
Type of HAZMAT LOCATION Confirmed
YES NO
Petrol Chemicals Debris Field x Compressed Gas Cylinders Debris Field x
Biohazards Debris Field x Pesticides I Fertilizers I ORM Debris Field x
PCB's Debris Field x 6. Narrative
Oe!!rational AssumQtion .
Chemicals associated with this incident are those normally foundin residential areas. The releases of these chemicals may be caused by a combination of the
flooding and debris flow. It should be assumed that the debris field and water outflow will be contaminated;the exact contaminates are unknown.
PPE.
Standard PPE with Body Substance Isolation (BSI) precautions if necessary. Rescuers who do not have the appropriate BSI protection should avoid
contaminated areas and notify on-site hazmat teams. Hazmat teams will determine the appropriate level of PPE.
Decontamination.
All personnel and equipment withinthe debris field operational area will be decontaminated in the prior to leaving the operational site.Polyethylene or other similar protection of a vehicle's interior is recommended.
PERSONNEL
1. Personnel will be flushed with a low-pressure water soap solution spray to remove gross amounts of contamination.
2. Personnel will wash their hands with soapy water.
3. Use eye wash stations as needed.
EQUIPMENT
1. Allequipment will be flushed with low-pressure water soap solution o remove gross amounts of contamination.
Oe!!rational Considerations .
1. Work practices should be designed to minimize contact with the contaminated waters and mud.
2. Areas of operation mav require further Hazmat evaluation: If in the opinion of the on-site hazmat personnel, an area with unusually high levels of
contamination, e.g. visible material, vessels, or "chemical odors", should not be searched until assessment and mitigation has taken places.
Materials I vapors may have been trapped in the debris and could present a hazard when disturbed.
3. Establish Hazmal command,control,and operationsin the East and West Branches.
4. Ensure a Hazmat site survey is completed and documented for all operational zones.
ReRQrti ng Reguirements.
All personnel that encounter Hazmat that require a withdraw of personnel,or the opinion of the Hazmat personnel is significant enough, will report the following
information to appropriate supervisor or authority:
1. Use establ shed reporting and logging systems.
2. Known or suspected type and amount of Hazmal that is involved.
First Aidfor Exposure.
Any exposure to a known or suspected Hazmat will be reported to Incident Safety,to include partial or total immersion into the waters.
Demobilization. As with all work uniforms, BDU's should be washed separate from your normal household clothing.Normal household washing is sufficient.
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ICS 206H I 7. Reviewed by (Saf
Ray Hershe / I L--/ 8. Revie
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ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
3.Branch:
LAW
4. Operations Personnel: Name Contact Number(s} ENFORCEMENT
Operations Section Chief: Mike Asher / Dave Nalle - t Division:
Branch Director. Scott Parker 0600-1800
East Supervisor: Sgt.Mclaughlin Group:SECURITY
West Supervisor. Det.. Dave Bil eau Staging Area: Liaison:Glen Bergstrom
5. Resources Assigned: ,,, Reporting Location, Special c::
Equipment and Supplies, .... (/J
Contact (e.g., phone, pager, radio Remarks, Notes, Resource Identifier Leader :it: a. frequency, etc.) Information
EOC Security Rory Bolter 1 (phone numbers redacted for web) EOC
Deputy Jason Toner 1 TBD
Deputy Randy Murphy 1 TBD
Reserve Deputy Robert Espe 1 TBD
Reserve Deputy Kurt Stark 1 TBD
6. Work Assignments:
Patrol evacuated residential and commercial areas
7. Special Instructions:
Report fatalities to the Communication Unit at 425 248-7635 . Mark with GPS Latitude/Longitude and call in
immediately. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System.
Mandatory decontamination & hand washing.
8. Communications {radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Prima!:)'. Contact indicate cell, 1:1ager, or radio (fruenc:r:ts:r:stem/channel}
I
I See Communi cations Plan
I
I
9. Prepared by: Name:M. Coleman PositionfTitle: RESL Signature: 7Yt2/L) lb fvmcvD ICS 204 I IAP Page __ I Date/Time: 03-29-2014,1900
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1.Incident Name: 2.Operational Period:
SR-530 Slide,#14-0995 Date From: 03-30-2014 Time From: 0600
Date To: 03-31-2014
Time To: 0600
PG. 1 OF 2 ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
1.Incident Name:
SR-530 Slide
2.Operational Period:
Date From:03.30.14 Date To:03.31.14 Time From: 06:00 Time To:05:59
3.
Branch:Law Enforcement
Division Group:Traffic
Staging Area:SR 530
at MP 39
4.Operations Personnel: Name Contact Number(s)
Operations Section Chief: Mi ke Asher I Steve Westlake-t
Branch Director: Lt.Ron Palmer -
Division/Group Supervisor. Lt. Jeff Be2zizo, ,c beazrzo'Y NOV -
5.Resources Assigned:
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Contact (e.g., phone, pager,radio freQuencv, etc.)
Reporting Location,
Special Equipment and
Supplies,Remarks,
Notes, lnfonnation
Resource Identifier
Leader
Trooper Amber Dawson
(#447) Lt.Beazizo 1 06:00 - 15:00
Trooper Josh Lancaster
(#630) Lt. Beazizo
1 08:00 - 17:00
Trooper Ryan Certain (#426)
Lt Beazizo 1 19:00 - 05:00
Trooper Scott Gustafson (#790)
Lt.Beazizo 1 17:00 - 03:00
6.Work Assignments:
Manning SR 530 road closure in Darrington, WA at milepost 39
7.SpecialInstructions:
8. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Prima!}'. Contact: indicate cell, ager, or radio (freguenc:i/S:iStem/channel}
I
10. Prepared by: Name: Sgt Chris Caiola Position/Title: Ri!._-S'- Signature/21:z. ' :--J ; /1 f Jt/mco J
Date/Time: i 'J
Assignment List
Purpose. The Assignment List(s) (ICS 204) informs Division and Group supervisors of incident assignments . Once the
Command and General Staffs agree to the assignments, the assignment infonnation is given to the appropriate Divisions
and Groups.
Preparation. The ICS 204 is normally prepared by the Resources Unit,using guidance from the Incident Objectives (ICS 202), Operational Planning Worksheet (ICS 215), and the Operations Section Chief. It must be approved by the Incident Commander, but may be reviewed and initialed by the Planning Section Chief and Operations Section Chief as well.
Distribution. The ICS 204 is duplicated and attached to the ICS 202 and given to all recipients as part of the Incident
Action Plan (IAP). In some cases, assignments may be communicated via radio/telephone/fax . All completed original
forms must be given to the Documentation Unit.
Notes:
• The ICS 204 details assignments at Division and Group levels and is part of the IAP.
• Multiple pages/copies can be used if needed.
• If additional pages are needed, use a blank ICS 204 and repaginate as needed.
PAGE 1 OF 2 ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
)
Assignment List
Purpose. The Assignment List(s) (ICS 204) informs Division and Group supervisors of incident assignments. Once the
Command and General Staffs agree to the assignments, the assignment information is given to the appropriate Divisions and
Groups.
Preparation. The ICS 204 is normally prepared by the Resources Unit, using guidance from the Incident Objectives (ICS
202), Operational Planning Worksheet (ICS 215), and the Operations Section Chief. It must be approved by the Incident
Commander , but may be reviewed and initialed by the Planning Section Chief and Operations Section Chief as well.
Distribution. The ICS 204 is duplicated and attached to the ICS 202 and given to all recipients as part of the Incident Action
Plan (IAP). In some cases, assignments may be communicated via radio/telephone/fax. All completed original forms must
be given to the Documentation Unit.
Notes:
• The ICS 204 details assignments at Division and Group levels and is part of the IAP .
• Multiple pages/copies can be used if needed.
• If additional pages are needed, use a blank ICS 204 and repaginate as needed.
1. Incident Name:
SR-530 Slide
2. Operational Period:
Date From:03.30.14 Date To:03.31.14
Time From:0600 Time To:0600
3.
Branch: Law Enforce.
Division:Traffic
Group:
4.Operations Personnel: Name
Operations Section Chief: Steve Westlake –
Branch Director: Lt. Ron Palmer -
Division/Group Supervisor: Lt. Jeff Beazizo- 1eF "' LVY>'SQ Y,
Contact Number(s)
Staging Area:Oso Loop
Road
5. Resources Assigned:
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Contact (e.g., phone, pager, radio
frequency, etc.)
Reporting Location,
Special Equipment and
Supplies, Remarks, Notes,
Information
Resource Identifier
Leader
Trooper Israel
(#635) Lt.Jeff Beazizo 1 (phone #s redacted) 05:00 - 12:00
Trooper Holodkov
(#811) Lt. Jeff Beazizo 1 12:00 - 17:00
Trooper Goold (#462)
Lt. Jeff Beazizo 1 17:00 - 00:00
Trooper Gerstmann (#920)
Lt Jeff Beazizo 1 00:00 - 07:00
6.Work Assignments:
Manning A, B SR 530 closure at Oso Loop Rd.
7. Special Instructions:
8. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Prima!Y Contact: i ndicate cell, Qager, or radio (freguenc /sstem/channel}
9. Prepared by: Name: Sgt. Chris Caiola Position/Title: Rc-5 /... Signature7.?lz:'>'l. /J f f l ·»-o
Date/Time: ( v
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ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
1. Incident Name: 2. Operational Period: 3. Branch:
SR-530 Slide,#14-0995 Date From: 03-30-2014
Time From: 0600
Date To: 03-30-2014
Time To: 2000
4. Operations Personnel: Name Contact Number{s} Division:
Operations Section Chief: Karrie Stevens WEST Group:
Division Supervisor: Mi ke Moore I Doug Bleeker / Steve Mason
FEMA Liaison: Les Crews
A/B
5. Resources Assigned:
fl) Contact (e.g., Reporting Location,
_ c phone, pager, Special Equipment 0 0
radio frequency , and Supplies,
a.. etc.) Remarks, Notes, Resource Identifier Leader Information
Technical Rescue TR31 (County) 8
Technical Rescue TR21 (County) 5
Technical Rescue TR 1 (County) 5
Hazmat HM 71 - Dist#?
Falling Module 0-15 Dan Heidal/ Tom Smith 2
Falling Module 0-14 Shirley Todd/Kevin Roy 2
Tech Specialists 2
Oso Engine 37 Blankenship 2
Oso Aid 37 Sandy Langdon 2
US&R Specialist John Bentley 1
National Guard
Search and Extraction Lt. Col. Puckett 50
Fatality Search and Recovery Cpt. Sanders 11
BLS A68 Gleason/Murphy 2
ALS M47 Jenness/Bean 2
Volunteer Rescue Group Sup. Chief 37 Harper/Doug
1 509 290-0782 Bleeker
6. Work Assignments: Locate and search for victims within Grids 6-8.
Coordinate canine search needs with East Branch and Search group.
Search assigned grids and mark target search areas using GPS Longitude/Latitude coordinates. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System
7. Special Instructions: Report fatalities to the Communication Unit at 425 248-7635 . Mark with GPS
Latitude/Longitude and call in immediately. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System. Mandatory
decontamination & hand washing.
Procedure when locating overhead transfonner: If possible, identify & immediately notify the onsite hazmat
techs.The hazmat techs will determine leaks.If non-PCB transformer identified, move without touching transformer
body with any equipment. Bag all transformers. Notify Snohomish County PUD contact Bob Holt. Office: 360 435-7501
Cell: 425 344-2472
Ground Support assigned to Group A/B Brian Bailey 765-914-6063
8. Communicat.ions (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment) :
Name/Function Prima[Y Contact indicate cell,12ager, or radio {freauency/system/channel }
I See Communications Plan
9. Prepared by: Name: M. Coleman Position/Title: RESL Signature: rya.711_ a a/l_, ICS 204 I IAP Page Date/Time: 03-29-2014, 1700
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ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
1.Incident Name: 2. Operat onal Period: 3. Branch:
SR-530 Slide,#14-0995 Date From: 03-30-2014 Date To: 03-30-2014
Time From: 0600 Time To: 2000
4. Operations Personnel: Name Contact Number(s) Division:
Operations Section Chief: Mike Asher / Dave Nalle-t EAST Division
Group Supervisor: Steve Harris I Richard Parrish Group:
CID
5. Resources Assigned: I/) Reporting Location, c Contact (e.g., Special Equipment and
...... I/) phone, pager, radio Supplies, Remarks,
Resource Identifier Leader :it: Cl.. freouencv ,etc.) Notes, Information
Washington Task Force 1 Tim Pierce 80
Hazmat HZ61
Tech Specialists 2
Engine 94 - Dist. #7 2
Engine 46/Technical Rescue 2
Technical Rescue TR49 2
Technical Rescue TR61 4
Snohomish Swiftwater TF 7
Boat 31 16' Sportjohn 2
Boat 54 16' Sportjohn 2
Boat 39 Inflatable 2
Fish and Game 1 15' 3
Fish and Game 2 18' 3
Hovercraft #19 2
Hovercraft #21 2
Tender - TD39-Darrington 1
Pumper - E39A- Darrington 1
BLS A53 Mike Erickson 3
ALS M39 Brooks/Waldred 2
Volunteer Rescue Group Denny 1
Supervisor Fenstermaker
Rescue Group 39 6
6. Work Assignments: Locate and search for victims within Grids 1 - 5. Initiate searches in Grid 20-21.Search
assigned grids and marl< target search areas using GPS Longitude/Latitude coordinates. Report in DD MM SS.SS
using WGS84 Coordinate System
7. SpecialInstructions: Mandatory decontamination and hand washing.
Report fatalities to the Communication Unit at 425 248-7635 . Mark with GPS Latitude/Longitude and call in
immediately. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System.
Procedure when locating overhead transformer : If possible, identify & immediately notify the onsite hazmat
techs. The hazmat techs will determine leaks.If non-PCB transformer identified,move without touching transformer
body with any equipment. Notify Snohomish County PUD contact Bob Holt. Office:360 435-7501 Cell: 425 344-2472 .
8. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Prima!Y Contact: indicate cell, gager, or radio {fruenc:t/s:tstem/channel}
I See Communi cations Plan
9. Prepared by: Name: M. Coleman Position/Title: RESL Signature: /?//L (:a./ )_
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ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
1.Incident Name:
SR-530 Slide, #14.0995
2.Operational Period:
Date From: 03-30-2014 Date To: 03-30-2014
Time From: 0600 Time To: 2000
3.Branch:
Division:
EAST Group:
SEARCH
4.Operations Personnel: Name
Operations Section Chief: Mike Asher
Contact Number(s)
509 669-1846
Division Group Supervisor: Steve Harris / Richard Parrish
Task Force Leaders: T. Frank D.Pressel
5.Resources Assigned:
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pager, radio
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Reporting Location,
Special Equipment and
Supplies, Remarks,
Notes, Information
Resource Identifier
Leader
K-9 Unit - WA Task Force 1 David Tagliani 1 (phone #s redacted)
K-9 Unit - WA Task Force 1 AJ Frank 1
K-9 Unit - WA Task Force 1 Susan Bonney 1
K-9 Unit - WA Task Force 1 Anthea Groves 1
K-9 Unit - Lewis Co Wade Boyd 1
K-9 Unit - Kittitas Co Kevin Huggett 1
K-9 Unit - Kittitas Co Sarah Bankson 1
K-9 Unit - Skagit Co Kent Stuart 1
K-9 Unit - Skagit Co Sandra Stuart 1
K-9 Unit - Skagit Co. Sharon Ward 1
K-9 Unit - Yakima Co. Cathy Best 1
K-9 Unit - Yakima Co. Brook Martin 1
K-9 Unit - Yakima Co. Lorraine Mclean 1
K-9 Unit - Kittitas Co. Katherine Murphy 1
K-9 Unit -Island Co. Sydney St. Amand/Eyth 1
K-9 Unit - Island Co. Don Mason 1
K-9 Unit - South Whidbey James Towers 1
K-9 Unit - Island Co. Karma Mason 1
K-9 Unit -Island Co. Jessica Larson 1
K-9 Unit - Island Co. Angus Larson 1
K-9 Unit - Island Co. Derik Piechowski 1
K-9 Unit - Island Co. Mari St. Amand 1
K-9 Unit - Island Co. Brian Vick 1
K-9 Unit - Island County Sean McDougald 1
6. Work Assignments: Coordinate canine search needs with West Branch.
7. SpecialInstructions: Report fatalities to the Communication Unit at 425 248-7635. Mark with GPS
Latitude/Longitude and call in immediately. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System.
Mandatory decontamination & hand washing.
8. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Primai:y Contact: indicate cell, [;1ager, or radio (frequency:/sy:stem/channel)
I See Communications Plan
9. Prepared by: Name: M. Coleman Position/Title: RESL Signature: rya. /L (ti_ n)c.7.. 1
ICS 204 IAP Page
Date/Time: 03-29-2014,1800
ENGINEERING
ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
1.Incident Name: 2. Operational Period: 3. Branch:
SR-530 Slide,#1 995 Date From: 03-30-2014 Date To: 03-30-2014
Time From: 0600 Time To: 2000
4. Operations Personnel: Name Contact Number Division:
Operations Section Chief: Mike Asher / Dave Nalle
Branch Director: SteveThomson lSnoCo PW) Group:
Deputy Branch Director: Owen Carter Staging Area:
5.Resources Assigned: I
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6. Work Assignments: Perform assessment of debris dam and slide area.Report findings to Operations Section Chief as soon as possible. •• Specialists will be on site at various times of the week . They need to report schedules and location to the Branch
Director prior to field v isits.
7. Special Instructions:
Report fatalities to the Communication Unit at 425 248-7635. Mark with GPS Latitude/Longitude and call in
immediately. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System.
8. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Primary Contact: indicate cell, Qager, or radio (frequenc /sstern/channel)
I
I See Communication Plan
9. Prepared by: Name: M. Coleman Position/Title: RESL Signature: '17'Jat.d(//L (b 4_ TY) Cl/l
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Resource Identifier Leader -0 IQ/;)
:it: a.. radio frequencv, etc.) Remarks, Notes, Information
Geotechnical Spec. Norman Skjelbreia 1 Snohomish County Consultant
Geotechnical Spec. Kirk Bailey 1 Snohomish County
Geologist Garth Anderson 1 DNR
Geologist John McKenzie 1 DNR
Geologist Jeff Jones 1 Snohomish County
Geologist Stephen Slaughter 1 DNR (In charge of monitoring)
Geologist Dave Norman 1 DNR
Structure Specialist Fred Nelson 1 US&R IST
Geologist Tom Broker 1 USGS
Geologist Kurt Williamson 1 WSDOT
Geologist Bob Townley 1 WSDOT
Engineer Dale Tepham 1 Snohomish County
Emergency Manager Bill Blake 1 City of Arlington
Biologist Pat Stevenson 1 Stillaguamish Tribe
Geologist Jonathan Godt 1 USGS
Geologist Mark Ried 1 USGS
Geologist Rex Baum 1 USGS
Engineer Doug McCormick 1 Snohomish County
Geologist Casey Hanell 1 DNR
Gis Analyst Steve Cole 1 Snohomish County
Joy McDermott 1 WSDOT
Red Cross Eric Klitz Red Cross
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3.Branch:
ROAD
Division:
Operations Section Chief: Mike Asher I Dave Nalle Group: HWY 530
Branch Director: Gary Ward <WSDOT}
Division/Group Supervisor: Staging Area:
5. Resources Assigned: (
c/) Reporting Location,
- 0 Special Equipment and (/) Contact (e.g.,phone, pager, Supplies,Remarks, Notes, Ci>
Resource Identifier Operator a.. radio frequency , etc.) Information
Supervisor John Tate 1 Division A/B
Bobcat-E-50 Mini Excavator Merlin Cook 1 Division A/B
(WSDOT)
Excavator Case CX 135SR Lee Haugstad 1 Division AJB
(Rental)
Excavator -Hitachi US135 Al Hendrickson Division A/B
{Rental)
Spotter Mike Reitz 1 Division A/B
Spotter Jim Winter 1 Division A/B
Spotter Solwold 1 Division A/B
Spotter Dishong 1 Division A/B
DOT Safety Officer Sue Tellesbo 1 Division A/B
DOT Safety Officer Mike Bresse 1 Division A/B
6. Work Assignments: Support recovery efforts.Install silt fence.
7. Special Instructions: Report fatalities to the Communication Unit at 425 248-7635. Mark with GPS Latitude/Longitude
and call in immediately. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System.
Mandatory decontamination & hand washing.
Procedure whenlocating overhead transfonner: If possible, identify & immediately notify the onsite hazmat
techs. The hazmat techs will determine leaks. If non-PCB transformer identified, move without touching transformer body with any equipment. Bag all transformers. Notify Snohomish County PUD contact Bob Holt. Office:360 435-7501
8. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Prima!Y Contact: indicate cell, gager, or radio (freguenc!i£IS!i£Stem/channel}
I
I See Communications Plan
I I
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ICS 204 IIAP Page I Date/Time: 03-29-2014, 1023
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1.Incident Name: 2. Operational Period:
SR-530 Slide,#14-0995 Date From: 03-30-2014
Time From: 0600
Date To: 03-30-2014
Time To: 2000
4. Operations Personnel: Name Contact Number(s}
ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
1.Incident Name:
SR-530 Slide, #14-0995
2. Operational Period: Date From: 03-30-2014 Date To: 03-30-2014
Time From: 0600 Time To: 2000
3. Branch:
ROAD
Division:
Group:SERVICE I Debris
4. Operations Personnel: Name Contact Number(s}
Operations Section Chiet Mike Asher / Dave Nalle - t
Division/Group Supervisor: Dean Warner
5.Resources Assigned:
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phone, pager,
radio frequency,
etc.)
Reporting Location,
Special Equipment and
Supplies, Remarks,
Notes,lnfonnation
Resource Identifier
Operator
Excavator 9050 Case w/transport/support Doug Bradley 2
Excavator J&J Logging w /transport James Faucett 2
Excavator 220LC-5
Washington Trucking /transport/support
Jeremy Bickford
2
Excavator EX270 LC5 Washington
Trucking w/transport Steve Skaglund 2
Excavator Washington Trucking
w/transport
1
May need repair
Excavator Hyundai 160 - Jeff Smith Excavating
Cameron Smith 1
Dozer D-8 w/trans 3 Rivers Cutting Maxwell Boggs 1
Dozer D-4 w/trans 3 Rivers Cutting Clint Kuntz 1
Dozer D-8 w/trans Washington Trucking Bob Boyd 1
Dozer D-8 w/trans Hampton Lumber Mills 1
Dozer 550 JD Jeff Smith Excavating Anderson 1
Dump Truck - Rapid Rock Trucking Richard Sherrill 1
Freightliner Dump Truck - Donald Moore Construction
Donald Moore 1
Dump Truck 3 Rivers Cutting Jason Byle 1
Dump Truck Stewart Hauling Steven Stuart 1
Dump Truck Arlington Distributing Craig Christianson 1
Dump Truck B&B Ceader Charles Brooks 1
Dump Truck Ramo Construction Francis Allen 1
Dump Truck Ho Stafford Trucking Howard Stafford 1
Dump Truck J&J Logging Donald Marihugh 1
Dump Truck Jeff Smith Excavating Jeff Smith 1
Faller Carl Smith 1
Log Loader Link Belt 3400 Brian Roggenbuck 1
Log Loader 3 Rivers Cutting Stanley McMillion Jr 1
6.Work Assignments :
Complete construction of service road.Address maintenance issues as necessary.
7. Special Instructions:
8. Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Prima!}'. Contact: indicate cell, 12ager, or radio (freguenc/sstem/channel}
I See Communications Plan
9. Prepared by: Name: M.Coleman Position/Title : RESL Signature: 7YJ !(_, C/vyyt aJZ ICS 204 IIAP Page Date/Time: 03-29-2014, 2000
ASSIGNMENT LIST (ICS 204)
1.Incident Name:
SR-530 Slide, #14-0995
2. Operational Period: Date From: 03-30-2014 Date To: 03-31-2014
Time From: 2000 Time To: 0800
3.
Branch: NIGHT
Division:
Group:
Staging Area:
4.Operations Personnel: Name
Operations Section Chief: Mike Asher
Contact Number(s)
Branch Director: Lt. Ashton
Notes: : Available 12er 12hone 24 I 7
5. Resources Assigned:
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Reporting Location, Special
Equipment and Supplies,
Remarks, Notes,
Information
Resource Identifier
Leader
Engine 94 East
Rescue 49 West
3 Light Plants
2 Portable Light Plants
Security Andy Kahler 1 East 2000-2200
Security Scott Stich 1 East 1800-0600
Security Mosalsky 1 East 1800-0600
6.Work Assignments: West Side
Position on Skaglund Hill. Monitor for activity within the debris field.
East Side Monitor water level Monitor for activity within the debris field
7.Special Instructions:
Report fatalities to the Communication Unit at 425 248-7635 . Mark with GPS Latitude/ ongitude and call in
immediately. Report in DD MM SS.SS using WGS84 Coordinate System.
Mandatory decontamination & hand washing.
8.Communications (radio and/or phone contact numbers needed for this assignment):
Name/Function Prima[Y Contact: indicate cell, 12ager, or radio (freauency/s:istem/channel }
I
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9.Prepared by: Name: M. Coleman Position/Title: RESL Signature: tfY'/ /? (k r// C(//_
I Date/Time: 03-29-20 1800 ICS 204 IAP Page
I AIR OPERATIONS SUMMARY I Prepared By: Tom Griffith Prepared Date: 03/29/2014 Prepared Time: 1700 hours
I END TIME:
6. PERSONNEL
NAME
PHONE #
7. FREQUENCIES
AM
FM
8.FIXED-WING Avail/ Type/ Make-Model/ N#/ Base
Air Branch T. Griffith Air/Air 123.1 Dep. Air Branch B. Henry Air/Branch 123.1 Dep. Air Branch J. Woodbury Air/Tactical 123.1 Air Coordinator W. Quistorf Air/Tactical 123.1 Air Base Manager A. Collins Air/Tactical 155.415 D Air Tactical Grp D. Ellis Coordination PSOPS N3 Helo Sup.Spec K. Dean Helo Sup. Spec S. Berry
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FAA N#
T y
MAKE/ MODEL
BASE
AVAIL
START
REMARKS
FAA N#
T y
MAKE/ MODEL
BASE
AVAIL
START
REMARKS
WAANG H
UH-60 Arlington Yes 0800 Cougar 68
WAANG H
UH-60 Arlington Yes 0800 Cougar 77
KCSO H Bell 407 Arlington Yes 0900 Guardian I
TYPE/FUNCTI ON NAME OF PERSONNEL OR CARGO (If applicable) or instructions for tactical aircraft
MISSION START
FLY FROM FLY TO
1.INCIDENT NAME: 2. OPS PERIOD DATE: START TIME: SUNRISE: SUNSET: SR 530 Slide Sundav March 30,2014 0800 1900 0648 hours 2006 hours
INCIDENT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS Incident Name Date/Time Prepared Operations.I Period Date/Time
PLAN -"' 530 SLIDE #14-0995 - --·-- . . 1700 c ALL SHIFTS
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Function Channel Assignment RX Freq N/ W RX TX Freq N/W Tx Mode
Remarks Name!Trunked Tone/ NAC Tone/NAC
Radio Svstem
ACTIC-AL SNO FT7 We.st Tact1ca1 T UNlr BOO NO f T7 Patched to MA SN0-1
CTIC L SNO FT8 ;t Tactic I UNI •I) I 0 FT8 Patched to MA SN0-2
MMAND CALL nmand UNKED 81
Ou 'TAC-4 ;tics - LOC (, ..,, 1: ST OPS 1 • lr Scene s1 ·n u :oo L :i of sight radio comms NOT
MONITORED
GROUND o AIF PSOPSN3 ALL TRUNKED 800 (,found to air. Follow proceedures below
A;R -to- Air 123.1-AIR AIR-AIR 123.100-AM 123.100-AM AIR to AIR coordination
SAR VHF SNO SAR Gr >und SAR
15 i.415 N 127 3 1:::> ).415 · 127 > County SAR teams also local air to
Air to Gnd und operations coodination
S. R VHF SAR GRANITE: Id SAC 1 127. t: l.210 103.5 > County SAR teams
S, R VHF SAR DAR 1d SAR 55 127 : r 1.210 N 114.8 > County SAR team
Fe, leral - Local SNO OPS9 / L :al Public Safey/EM r with
lnterop NTEROP 3 f-ederal , Loca• F£>tieral Resources IWNt 1 Kl::> Patch
H1rouQh SNOPAC
Backup Alternate SNO FT6 OPS 'RUNKED 800 If needed call Arlington COMMS at 425-
248-7635
Air operations proc.., lures
'"'n aircraft may initiate contact with ground team on either West Tactical (SNO FT7) or East Tactical (SNO FT8) to cone ms and comms with forward
> ervers
>und will call aircraft on PSOPSN3 to estabLsh contact
S1 OP 1i!i ho• range, non-monitored radio to radio channel for co1 1inating 1oca oo 1rat•o11s T1yb ro1 nd in mul 1-::>I • banks in 800 MHz Rad1l..
Prepared By (Communications Unit) Incident Location OSO,WA
Dick Whit;:iker (COML ) County State Latitude Longude
y lists to show tour di gits after the Clectmal pl ace, 1011oweC1 by either an "N" or a "W",ClepenCllng on whether the frequency narrow or wide band. Mode refers to either "A" or "D" Indicating analog or digital (e.g. Project 25) or "M" indicating mixed mode. All channels are shown as if programmed In a control station, mobile or portable radio. Repeater and base stations must be programmed with the Rx and Tx reversed.
ICS 205 Excel 3/2007
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INCIDENT RADIO COMMUNICATIONS PLAN PAGE 1 of 1
INCIDENT NAME
SR 530 Slide
WHITEIST
GPS DATUM I FORMAT
WGS 84 and US National Grid
DATE/TIME PREPARED
29 Mar 2014/
15:00 PST/ 22:00 Z
OPERATIONAL PERIOD-DATE/TIME
30 March 2014·- 06:00 through
31 March 2014 - 06:00
SYSTEM /
CACHE ZONE CH DISPLAY FUNCTION REMARKS
FEMA US&R/UHF
B 15 815 US&R Arlington Cmd Net Arlington repeater linked to Darrington - For use in Arlington area
FEMA
US&R/UHF B 8 88 US&R Darrington Cmd Net Darrington repeater linked to Arlington - For use in Darrington area
MSAT - - USAR-1 Command Net As needed
FEMA US&R/UHF
B 12 812 FEMA IST logistics Non-repeated local FEMA IST communications - Arlington or Darrington
FEMA US&R/UHF
B 5 85 WA-TF1 Tactical Rpt WA-TF1 Wide Area Repeater East & West Divisions Darrington, WA
FEMA US&R/UHF
B 3 83 WA-TF1 Tactical West WA TF-1 West Div 3, 4, 5 Non-repeated
FEMA US&R/UHF
B 4 84 WA-TF1 Tactical East WA TF-1 East Div 1, 2 Non-repeated
FEMA US&R/UHF
c 16 C/ 16 Fed Convoy Shared by all US&R TF's
FEMA US&R/UHF
p 10 IR-18 Fed lnterop lnterop: Fed-Fed & Fed-Local- NO UHF assets deployed by localpublic safety
FEMA US&R/UHF
p 9 IR-17 Fed lnterop US&R Nat'IGuard lnterop
FEMA US&R/UHF
0 8 UTAC 430 lnterop As Needed
FEMA US&RNHF/AM
123.1 MHz VHF/AM
SAR Air to Ground See Air Ops Summary ICS 220.
Remarks:
Refer to human remains as "HR" or "Hotel Romeo" during this event.
A ircraf t may request DD MM SS Format.
Only the White ST Comm. Unit can assign/reass ign Channels and/or Frequencies.
USARl is also used as a combination Command Support Net until f irst Task Force engages incident.
ICS-205-U Billy Freeman, FEMA US&R 0-COML White IST
IS AN EMT WITH PATIENT:YES NO
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1. INCIDENT NAME 2 DATE 3.TIME 4.OPERATIONAL PERIOD PREPARED PREPARED
MEDICAL PLAN SR 530 Slide 3/30/14 0600 - 03/29/14 1730
3/31/14 0600
5. INCIDENT MEDICAL AID STATIONS
MEDICAL AID STATIONS LOCATION PARAMEDICS
YES NO
6.TRANSPORTATION
A.Air Ambulances
NAME ADDRESS PHONE PARAMEDICS
YES NO
Multiple Through Air Operations Branch x
B.Ground Ambulances
A55 (Index) West Branch FIRETAC 7 x
M47 (Arlington Fire) West Branch FIRETAC 7 x
M24 (Mukilteo) East Branch FIRETAC 7 x
7. HOSPITALS
NAME ADDRESS TRAVEL TIME
PHONE HEUPAD BURN CENTER
Cascade Valley Hospital 330 S Stillaguamish Av,
(West Branch and base) Arlington,WA 98223
Skagit Valley Hospital 1415 E. Kincaid St.
(East Brdnch) Mt. Vernon,WA
48° 25' 5"N 122° 19' 28"W
Providence Medical Ctr 1321 Colby Ave, Everett, WA
(level2 trauma) 47° 59' 58''N 122° 12' 21"W
Harborview Medical Center 325 9th Ave.,Seattle,WA
(level Itrauma) 47°36' ll''N 122° 19' 30"W
My Pet Emergency Center 14434 Avon Allen Road
(veterinary) Mounty Vernon,WA
8. MEDICAL EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
1. Up<:hannel all critical medical emergencies in the debris
field to the Division Supervisor level. The affected
Division Supervisor is responsible for coordinating
INJURY REPORTING PROCEDURES
response to medical emergencies in the division. NATURE OF INJURY
2. For medical emergencies in the East Branch, WA-TFI LOCATION OF PATIENT
bas 2 emergency phys cians and 4 paramedics available.
EMS units are available in Darrington via 9- 1- 1. TRANSPORTATION REQUESTED BY:AIR_ GROUND-
3. For canine emergencies contact the Medical Unit.
4. Report all injuries and illnesses,regardless of severity,to POINT OF PICKUP the medicalunit.
5. Medical Unit is available by telephone at 713-208-7 168. LAT LONG
6. In the event of a critical patient requiring air evacuation, PATIENT UNIT ID
contact A ir Branch on PSOPN3. REMINDER: DO NOT GIVE PT NAME OVER RADIO
7. Air evacuation will d spatch the appropriate rescue -- aircraft. The medical provider with the patient with the AGE highest level of medical certification will determine
patient destinat on.In most cases, the rescue helicopter SEX:MALE--FEMALE will
transport the patient to Arlington Airport. Air
Branch will rescue both ground ALS and Northwest Al EMERGENCIES---Secure the area and identify
Airlift Air Ambulance (Rotary Wing) to meet the rescue
witnesses for later investigation. Keep an accurate log of helicopter at Arlin1r:,ton airport. The paramedic in the
events.
rescue helicopter may elect to transport directly to
Harborview Hospital (level Itrauma).
1 9. PREPARED BY (MEDICAL UNIT LEADER . /
1 10. REVIEWED BY (SAFETY OFFICER) ICS 206 8-78 Richard Bradley. MD Ray Hershey
AIR GRND YES NO YES NO
20 360-435-9677 x x
15 80 360-424-41 1 1 x x x
small H-60
10 45 425-261-2000 x
small x
H-60
x
25 90 858-939-3420 x x
43 877-848-5913 x x
Additional Medical Pesonnel
Dr. Larry Woodard IST Medical Officer East Branch
Capt. Shaun Waxwe11 EMS Manager
Hansen Paramedic West Branch
Hoover Paramedic West Branch
Stiesel Paramedic West Branch
Kristin Cox + I 0 CISMT Leader
West - ICP
Phone List
First last Agency Position Phone
Mike Asher WllMT4 osc
Dave Nalley WllMT4 OSC - T
Sgt. Mclaughlin SNO CO SO Security Supv East
Det. Dave Bileau SNO CO SO Security Supv West
Scott Parker SNO CO SO Branch Dir.
Steve Westlake Eastside Fire OSC - T
Lt. Ron Palmer SNO CO SO Branch Dir.
Lt. Jeff Beazizo WSP DIVS
Karrie Stevens WllMT4 osc
Mike Moore WllMT4 DIVS
Doug Bleeker WllMT4 DIVS West
Steve Mason NWIMT DIVS West
Steve Harris WllMT4 Group Supv. East
Richard Parrish WllMT4 Group Supv. East
Doug Pressel WA TF l Search Mgr.-East
Owen Carter SNO CO PUB WK Dep.Branch Dir
Gary Ward WSDOT Branch Dir.-Roads
Dean Warner DNR Group Supv.
Lt. Tony Aston SNO CO SO Branch Dir.
Larry Nickey WllMT4 IC
Pat Halford WllMT4 IC
EAST - Darrington
FAX #:360-436-1309
NAME POSITION AGENCY CELL PHONE
GREG SIELOFF DEP IC EAST LYNNWOOD FD
BRYAN SWANBERG LOG Chief CLALLAM CO FD 3
AMY LUCAS GIS TOWN OF DARRINGTON
JAY TOMKUS STAFF CONGRESSWOMAN
DELBENE
JULIEN LOH STAFF CONGRESSWOMAN
DELBENE
VIET SHELTON STAFF CONGRESSWOMAN
DELBENE
ROBERT KNOLL STAFF CONGRESSWOMAN
DELBENE
JOE DOWNES STAFF SENATOR CANTWELL
SALLY HINTZ STAFF SENATOR CANTWELL
SCHUYLER HOSS STAFF GOVERNOR ENSLEE
PETE SELIVG LOGISTICS TEAM 4
ADRIENNE HALL LOGISTICS FOREST SERVICE VOLUNTEER
JERRY ZIMMERMAN LOGISTICS FOREST SERVICE VOLUNTEER
SHELLIE JONES LOGISTICS FOREST SERVICE VOLUNTEER
CINDY WHITE PUBLIC AFFAIRS FOREST SERVICE VOLUNTEER
KRIS RIETMAN PUBLIC AFFAI RS WSP
DAVE HESBURN GROUND
SUPPORT
TEAM 4
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
JASON BIERMAN LIASON SNO COUNTY DEM
LANE STUART LIASON RED CROSS
DAN RANKIN MAYOR TOWN OF DARRINGTON
ANDY KAHLER SECURITY SNOHOMISH COUNTY
SHERIFF
DANIEL G. GOOD COORDINATION EMERGENCY SERVICES
COORDINATING AGENCY
UPDATED March 29,2014 1615 HOURS
LOGISTICS MESSAGE
SHOWER HOURS
0500 - 1000
1800 - 2200
SHOWERS ARE LOCATED IN NORTHEAST CORNER OF SCHOOL
COMPOUND
MEALS
ARL I NGTON - RED CROSS
BREAKFAST 0500-0900
LUNCH 1100-1400
DINNER 1700-2100
DARRI NGTON - DNR KITCHEN
BREAKFAST 0530-0900
LUNCH 1100-1400
DINNER 1800-2200
OSO - SOUP KITCHEN
OPEN 24/7
ACTIVITY LOG {ICS 214)
Positionlfitle: Signature:
I Dateffime:
1. Incident Name: 2.Operational Period: Date From: Date To: SR 530 Slide - # 14-0995 Time From: Time To:
7.Activity Log (continuation):
Dateffime Notable Activities
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8. Prepared by: Name:
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s. SERIOUS ACCIDENT OR INCIDENT WITHIN THE INCIDENT
This plan is designed to identify the initial actions that should be taken by the first arriving personnel on a serious accident. This person may be a single resource,engine boss or crew boss.Accidents or incidents
within an incident happen rapidly and require good,calm initial decisions to handle the problem while still focusing on the mainfire.In the event of an emergency provide the following infonnation to communications.
The following checklistis also provided in your IRPG on page 49.
1. Declare the nature of the emergency.
a. Medical injury/illness or Traumatic Injury?
b. Is it Life Threatening? Yes or No Time of Injury _
Details of Injury _
2. If Life Threatening then request that the designated frequency be cleared for emergency traffic.
Frequency that will be used _
3. Identify the onscene Point of Contact (POC) by Resource and Last Name (i.e. POC is TFLD Smith).
On Scene Point Of Contact _
4. Identify nature of incident,number injured,patient assessment(s) and location (geographic) and GPS coordinates).
Lat _ Long
5. Identify on-scene medical personnel by position and name (i.e.EMT Jones).
Medical# and Names _
6. Identify preferred method of patient transport.------------------
7. Request any additionalresources and/or equipment.----------------
8. Documents allinformation received and transmitted on the radio or phone.
9. Identify any changes in the on-scene Point of Contact or medical personnel as they occur.
The Division Supervisor will assume command of the accident/incident scene upon arrival.
Consider the Golden Hour Rule as you move about within your divisions.
7.Prepared by (Medical Unit eader): Name: - - - - - - - - -- Date:
8.Approved by (Safety Officer): Name: --- - - - - - - - - Date:
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