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Ramsev COIlIlty-I;Vide Emergency Operatiolls Plan Rcvisiol1 5.1, .Julie. 20V5 The scope of the Minnesota State Duty Officer Program includes, but is not limited to, actual or impending events such as the following: · Hazardous materials incidents · Pipeline leaks or breaks · Radiological incidents · Requests for National Guard/Civil Air Patrol · Aircraft accidents/incidents . Search and rescue assistance . Bomb squad information · Natural disasters (tornado, flood, fire, etc.) · Requests for CAT/ERT teams · Homeland security threats Contact the State Duty Officer for any incident where assistance is needed from one or more of the following state agencies, or, when one or more of the following state agencies has a reporting requirement: · Pollution Control Agency · Department of Health · Department of Natural Resources . Department of Transportation · Department of Agriculture · Department of Public Safety When the Minnesota Duty Officer receives a call of an incident, he or she will make notifications to state agency personnel with the expertise and/or resources to assist the caller. Furthermore, if an incident occurs in which one or more federal or state laws require notification to the state, one call to the Minnesota Duty Officer will satisfy that requirement. When reports of hazardous materials spills are received, a copy of the report will be faxed back to the city for informational purposes only. Local emergency management personnel are encouraged to call the Minnesota Duty Officer for status reports of ongoing incidents within their city. The te,eplnp rs to hp ".prl tn ~""l.ct lbp M;nnPft. n"tv Officer are Excised I Minnesota .- --- ------ 100