University of California – Berkeley Office of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security
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University of California – Berkeley Office of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe.” -John Muir
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University of California – Berkeley Office of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security. “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe .” -John Muir. UC Berkeley Campus 50,000 + daily population 2,347 acres 324 buildings - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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University of California – BerkeleyOffice of Emergency Preparedness/Homeland Security
“When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe.”
-John Muir
WHO WE AREUC Berkeley Campus
50,000 + daily population
2,347 acres
324 buildings
Located in the 10.5 sq.mi. City of Berkeley(112,356) bounded by the cities of Albany, Oakland and Emeryville
Natural Earthquake Fire Flood Power outage
Terrorist Threat
Animal Activist Bomb Threat Explosion Civil Unrest
Technological Hazmat Release Rad-Chem-Bio
Potential EmergenciesMulti-Hazards Mitigation Plan (24 Incidents)
Campus Emergency Response Program
Field Level
Operations Level
Management Level
Policy Level Chancellor's Emergency Policy Group (CEPG)
Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
RSSP UHS UCPD
EMA Coordinator IC Building Coordinator
FS P.A IST HR EH&S
Emergency Responders
OUR DEPENDENCIES
INTERNAL (Campus)
Departments, Colleges, Schools (350 + Campus Units) Facilities Services
(Utilities) IST Security
EXTERNAL (Region)
Emergency Response Resources Fire Department/EMS Hazmat Hospitals Hot Sites
INTERDEPENDENCIES
CampusStudents/Staff/
Faculty
Local Effects
Remote Effects
Infrastructure (Power, Transportation,
Telecommunications, Water, Etc.)
ResearchTeaching
Local Business City Suppliers Higher ED
System
CATASTROPHIC EVENT
CONCERNS/SOLUTIONS Identification of existing resources and “GAPS”
Awareness/Acknowledgement of “RELIANCE”
Identification of Dependencies/Interdependencies – “CRITICAL”
Develop relationships and “Participate” in meetings, groups, etc.
MOU/LOA (written)
Plans/Procedures/Training
?QUESTIONS? Director, Office of Emergency
Preparedness/Homeland Security 1 Sproul Hall #1199
Berkeley, CA 94720 510-642-1258
SFS Services, Inc. PO Box 1390, Suite B Discovery Bay, CA, 94505 510-410-1927
