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City Council Study Session — OS/15/06 <br />DRAFT Minutes - Page 5 <br />2) Implement federally mandated NIMS and WMD <br />training to identify critical City employees, <br />according to their level of operational <br />responsibility; <br />3) Design and plan the EOC activation exercise with <br />City emergency management staff and Ramsey <br />County HSEM staff (exercise design and tabletop <br />completed pre-activation); <br />4) Complete 800 MHz radio coverage testing and code <br />plug design for selected interoperable talk groups; <br />5) Complete just-in-time 800 MHz radio system <br />operational training for city emergency responders <br />in July/August of 2006; <br />6) Installation of 800 MHz radio equipment in <br />emergency response vehicles and EOC in <br />July/August of 2006; <br />7) Tabletop review of critical city staff inember <br />responsibilities under the EOP prior to the EOC <br />activation exercise; and <br />8) A full EOC activation exercise. <br />Discussion among Councilmembers and staff included the <br />operational management of the 800 MHz system and <br />exclusivity of the bandwidth for emergency response; <br />�a�dwire versus wi-fi; antenna sites and cable availability <br />and re-routing of signals; coordination with County <br />personnel, as well as other agencies and surrounding <br />communities, counties, and the State of MN; stand-alone <br />capabilities of Roseville for a minimum of 72 hours; <br />natural disasters; pandemic predictions and the need for <br />preparation, education and communication to alleviate <br />panic rather than dramatized fear mongering; work of the <br />Ramsey County Department of Public Health, Department <br />of Labor regarding employee vacancy and illness issues; <br />and continuity of City operations. <br />Sgt. Johnson noted that educational lunch times were <br />planned with City staff to address responses and reactions <br />for maintaining continuity of City operations. <br />Further discussion included recent focuses of the Ramsey <br />
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