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University of California – Berkeley Office of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security

University of California – Berkeley Office of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security. “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe .” -John Muir. UC Berkeley Campus 50,000 + daily population 2,347 acres 324 buildings

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University of California – Berkeley Office of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security

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  1. University of California – BerkeleyOffice of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe.” -John Muir

  2. UC Berkeley Campus 50,000 + daily population 2,347 acres 324 buildings Located in the 10.5sq.mi. City of Berkeley(112,356) bounded by the cities of Albany, Oakland and Emeryville WHO WE ARE

  3. Potential Emergencies Multi-Hazards Mitigation Plan (24 Incidents) Natural Earthquake Fire Flood Power outage Terrorist Threat Animal Activist Bomb Threat Explosion Civil Unrest Technological Hazmat Release Rad-Chem-Bio

  4. Campus Emergency Response Program Emergency Responders

  5. OUR DEPENDENCIES INTERNAL (Campus) EXTERNAL (Region) Emergency Response Resources Fire Department/EMS Hazmat Hospitals Hot Sites Departments, Colleges, Schools • (350 + Campus Units) • Facilities Services (Utilities) • IST • Security

  6. INTERDEPENDENCIES CATASTROPHIC EVENT Teaching Research Infrastructure (Power, Transportation, Telecommunications, Water, Etc.) City Local Business Suppliers Higher ED System

  7. CONCERNS/SOLUTIONS • Identification of existing resources and “GAPS” • Awareness/Acknowledgement of “RELIANCE” • Identification of Dependencies/Interdependencies – “CRITICAL” • Develop relationships and “Participate” in meetings, groups, etc. • MOU/LOA (written) • Plans/Procedures/Training

  8. ?QUESTIONS? • Director, Office of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security 1 Sproul Hall #1199 Berkeley, CA 94720 510-642-1258 • SFS Services, Inc. PO Box 1390, Suite B Discovery Bay, CA, 94505 510-410-1927

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