Community Right To Know
A 1986 federal law give s citizens the right to know about the location of toxic chemicals in their communities. Consistent with that law and laws passed since then, the PC LEPC makes information about those chemicals available to the public on request.
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN
The PC LEPC facilitates the creation and maintenance of an all-hazard emergency management plan for the county. The plan covers all types of emergencies caused by nature, human error or intentional acts. The plan is available for public inspection at libraries and the Office of Emergency Management website www.pendletoncountyoem.com
The plan describes specific types of emergencies that could affect this region. It also describes planning and actins for responding to these emergencies.
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Pendleton County Local Emergency
Planning Committee
Meeting
January 27, 2010
Pendleton County Community Center
7:00 p.m.
Agenda
Introductions
Presentation: Guest speaker David Plume, RESA 8 Public Service Training Coordinator. David will be sharing information on a new training program-“HazMat Orientation”. This program was produced in a cooperative effort of the WV Department of Education, WVU Fire Service Extension, and WV State Fire Marshal’s office.
Old Business
Minutes from October Meeting
Treasure Report
Update on updating the EOP (Emergency Operation Plan)
New Business
Updates and discussion from Tech Turner/DEP concerning recent incidents
Purchasing promotional products for Health Fairs, trainings, educational programs etc.
Announcements
Next Meeting “tentative” Date/Place/Time
April 28th @ 7:00 p.m. @ Pendleton County Community Building
Adjournment