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City of Roseville Emergency Operations Plan and Terrorism Annex 4. Advise Incident Commander of any additional resources available or needed to mitigate the incident. 5. Conduct post-incident reviews of published operational procedures, training, and equipment. 6. Represent the area fire departments' hazardous materials teams on the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC). 7. Deploy hazmat response vehicle to scene. 8. Deploy mass decontamination technical unit to scene. Law Enforcement 1. If first on scene, act as the lead agency. 2. Assign a senior officer to the ICP as well as the EOC (if it is activated). 3. Provide regularly-updated information to the EOC and the City of Roseville executive offices. 4. Conduct investigations per respective SOP, local ordinance, and state law. 5. Provide security at scene, operational areas, and critical facilities, including the national pharmaceutical stockpile. 6. Control traffic in and around the affected area. 7. Provide perimeter and traffic control at the site. 8. Control media access. 9. If requested by the Incident Commander, conduct an evacuation of the affected area only when properly outfitted with PPE. 10. Coordinate other assisting law enforcement resources. Emergency Medical Services l. Assign the EMS Director to the ICP. Assign triage, treatment, and transport and tracl�ing functions as appropriate. Support a decontamination area for contaminated casualties. Dispatch appropriate representation to the EOC (if it is activated). 2. Initiate triage after decontamination is complete. 3. Assist other agencies in establishing decontamination and patient treatment areas in a safe location. 4. Ensure appropriate and effective victim and responder decontamination prior to transport to medical facility. 5. Deploy a mass casualty unit to scene. 6. Integrate all supporting EMS agencies into the medical operations on the scene. Emergency Management Agency 1. Fulfill other obligations as imposed by the State Emergency Response Commission. 2. Request input and assistance from City of Roseville departments and agencies in revising the annual hazardous materials annex to the EOP. 3. Advise responding agencies as to local, state, and federal resources available to assist in mitigating the incident. 4. Activate the Emergency Broadcast System only at the direction of an Emergency Management Director to provide information concerning the incident to the general public. 15