Planning

CSEPP Protective Action Toolkit 2007

Contained within this toolkit are:

Plans

  • National Response Plan (2004)
  • Interim National Preparedness Plans (2005)

Interactive Emergency Evacuation Guidebook (2006)

Evacuation documents

  • Emergency preparedness for people with disabilities
  • Evacuation modeling
  • Federal reports, Guidance documents
  • HAZMAT incidents
  • High-Rise evacuations
  • Selected State reports

Evacuation Software (OREMS)

Shelter-In-Place (SIP) Public Information

  • Brochures (non-CSEPP)
  • CSEPP materials
  • Selected State materials
  • Miscellaneous materials

Shelter-In-Place (SIP) Training Materials

  • Movies
  • Slide shows
  • Student guides

Shelter-In-Place (SIP) Guidance Documents

  • US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Building protection guidance
  • CSEPP planning
  • OSHA/NIOSH guidance
  • Other planning guidance

Shelter-In-Place Technical Reports

  • Argonne reports
  • Army reports
  • Berkeley reports
  • National Institute for Chemical Studies (NICS) reports
  • ORNL reports
  • Workgroup reports
  • Miscellaneous reports

For more information contact:

Mr. Thomas Warnock, Department of Homeland Security/FEMA Protective Action IPT
thomas.warnock@dhs.gov

or

Mr. Robert Norville , Department of Homeland Security/FEMA
robert.norville@dhs.gov

CSEPP Recovery Plan Workbook (April 2003)

The Recovery Plan Workbook is designed for use by U.S. Army chemical installations and state and local authorities who participate in the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program (CSEPP). The Workbook includes a model recovery plan that provides a template for preparation of an integrated CSEPP recovery plan. The Workbook also provides background, explanatory and reference materials to aid planners. (.doc file.)

CSEPP Planning GuidanceThe CSEPP Planning Guidance reflects a state-of-the-art approach to emergency planning. It is the primary strategic document providing state, local, and Army installation planners with guidelines for formulating and coordinating emergency plans and the associated emergency response systems for chemical events that may occur at the chemical agent stockpile storage locations in the continental United States.

Oak Ridge Evacuation Modeling System©The Oak Ridge Evacuation Modeling System© is a Windows-based software program developed to address problems encountered in conducting evacuation time estimation studies using available commercial and public domain software.

 

 

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