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City of Roseville Emergency Operations Plan and Terrorism Annex 5. Assist the Incident Commander in the coordination of other logistical support agencies called upon to provide support. 6. Provide advice and recommendations to the Mayor's office regarding the need for a Disaster Declaration or State of Emergency. Serve as the lead coordinating agency for aid and assistance requests during response and recovery phases. Activate the City- County EOP, as indicated. 7. Activate the primary or alternate City of Roseville EOC, when necessary. 8. Provide an EMA duty officer to immediately respond to the on-site command post to provide support to hazmat. 9. Receive, iile, and distribute chemical release reports filed on behalf of the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC). 10. Maintain computerized data on all reports submitted by reportable facilities and companies in the City of Roseville. 11. Provide computerized data to jurisdictional fire departments and other governmental agencies. 12. Provide information to the public under the Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986. 13. Coordinate and take appropriate action on hazardous material spills, which affect run-off and drainage areas in the county other than the sewer system. 14. Monitor andlor talce necessary actions to clean up hazardous material incidents in the city. Coordinate with state and federal EPAs to ensure that the cleanup has been properly completed. Health Department 1. Dispatch appropriate representation to the City of Roseville EOC (if it is activated). 2. Make recommendation on isolation, segregation, and quarantine measures. 3. Implementation of the state quarantine law by order of the district health officer by empowering law enforcement officers. 4. Enforce codes concerning environmental, public health, or safety problems. 5. Provide advice to the IC on protective actions to protect the public. 6. Provide advice to the IC regarding any necessary steps for effective decontamination, consulting with local poison control. 7. Provide information concerning symptoms and recommended medical treatment for exposure to hazardous materials to on-site medical teams, as requested. 8. Provide information concerning symptoms and recoinmended medical treatment for exposure to hazardous materials to receiving hospitals, as requested. 9. Provide information concerning decontamination procedures to on-site responders, as requested. 10. Provide, as required, deputy coroners, investigators, and forensic pathologists. Conduct all duties and responsibilities per state law. 1 l. Dispense any national pharmaceutical stockpile medications as needed. Department of Public Works 1. When requested, send a representative to the ICP. Dispatch appropriate representation to the EOC, if it is activated. 16