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In time of emergency, coordinate emergency services available in county to assist citizens.

The Office of Emergency Management oversees hazmat incidents, search and rescue missions, etc. Responsible for the Local Emergency Planning Commission (LEPC). Completed Tier II Forms are submitted from area businesses as required by law. The Coordinator conducts exercises for radiological emergencies and natural disasters and is responsible for preparing, updating, and maintaining a variety of emergency plans that would be followed in case of such events. To report an emergency management incident or hazard in progress: (540) 582-7100 (24 hours, 7 days a week). To report an illegal incident or emergency management incident that is not currently active, please call Emergency Management: (540) 507-7923. The Emergency Management Coordinator is responsible for the Local Emergency Planning Commission (LEPC) duties in partnership with the George Washington Regional Commission (GWRC). The Emergency Management Coordinator conducts training and exercises for radiological emergencies, all-hazards (natural or man-made), and disasters. The Emergency Management Coordinator is also responsible for preparing, updating, and maintaining a variety of emergency, all-hazards plans that would be followed in case of such events.

Provides emergency management and disaster preparedness for the city of Franklin.

Provides development and coordination of emergency, including flood, hurricane, tornado, drought, winter storm, chemical spill, major fire, or enemy attack. Inventories disaster resources available within the community and provides information to the public concerning procedures during a disaster.

Provides the community with regional disaster planning and coordination of safety committees. Also offer the community emergency medical training at a simulation center for a flat fee.

Emergency Management Ensure that the County is prepared for all types of emergencies and maintain the Emergency Operations Plan Manage the response to natural or man-made disasters affecting the County through the Emergency Operations Center Act as the lead agency in recovery efforts to restore the County to its pre-disaster state Take measures to mitigate hazards in order to reduce risk to life and property in future disasters

Provides emergency services to area residents that focuses on planning, mitigation and response to local, countywide and regional manmade and natural disasters. The Emergency Management Program is administered by the Shenandoah County Department of Fire and Rescue. The Fire and Rescue Department has an Emergency Operations Plan in place that specifies the responsibilities of County departments and employees. Depending on the size and complexity of the disaster, the Fire and Rescue Department establishes the Emergency Operation Center at the County Government Complex in Woodstock. During times of disaster, the Shenandoah County Emergency Management team may be contacted: Gary M Yew, Coordinator David Ferguson, Deputy Director 540-457-6167 Office Dennis Morris, Director 540-436-9149 Home Vince Poling, Deputy Director 540-459-6165 Office Intake (Fire & Rescue) - (540) 459-6167 Non-Emergency: (540) 459-6101

There are no declared emergencies at this time.

Activates and coordinates emergency services in times of disaster for the City of Buena Vista.

Provides development and coordination of emergency services in the event of a man made or natural disaster.

Protective Action Zones (PAZ) have been established within 10 miles of the power station to help notify the public about what they need to do in an emergency. Natural boundaries (rivers,lakes, tributaries, etc.) or man-made geographic features (roadways or county lines) mark each zone. Each zone is assigned a number on the map. Protective Action Zones and Evacuation Assembly Centers Surry Power Station The following evacuation routes provide directions to exit the 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone. Zone 1 - Surry County: • Consists of the Town of Surry Primary evacuation routes 1.Use Route 31 (Rolfe Highway) south and Route 622 (Runnymeade Road) south 2.Use Route 31 (Rolfe Highway) south 3.Use Route 31 (Rolfe Highway) south and Route 10 (Colonial Trail West) EAC: L.P. Jackson Middle School Zone 2 - Surry County: Consists of the area bounded on the • north by the James River • east by Route 31 (Rolfe Highway) • south by Route 10 (Colonial Trail West) • west by Route 609 (Sunken Meadow Road), Route 610 (Swann's Point Road) and Eastover Drive Primary evacuation routes 1.Use Route 626 (Lebanon Road) north and Route 618 (Hollybush Road) south 2.Use Route 626 (Lebanon Road) south, Route 31 (Rolfe Highway) south and Route 622 (Runnymeade Road)south 3.Use Route 626 (Lebanon Road) south and Route 31 (Rolfe Highway) south EAC: L.P. Jackson Middle School Zone 3 - Surry County: Consists of the area bounded on the • north by Route 10 (Colonial Trail East/West) and the Town of Surry • east by Route 616 (Golden Hill Road) • south by Moores Swamp, Cypress Run, Route 648 (Gillpark Road) and Route 622 (Runnymeade Road) • west Route 618 (Hollybush Road) Primary evacuation routes 1.Use Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west, Route 31 (Rolf Highway) south and Route 622 (Runnymeade Road)south 2.Use Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west and Route 31 (Rolf Highway) south 3.Use Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west, Route 31 (Rolf Highway) south and Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west EAC: L.P. Jackson Middle School Zone 4 - Surry County: Consists of the area bounded on the • north by the James River • east by Route 636 (Cobham Wharf Road) and Route 634 (Alliance Road) • south by Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) • west by Route 31 (Rolf Highway) Primary evacuation routes 1.Use Route 638 (Timberneck Drive) south, Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west, Route 31 (Rolf Highway) southand Route 622 (Runnymeade Road) south 2.Use Route 638 (Timberneck Drive) south, Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west and Route 31 (Rolf Highway)south 3.Use Route 638 (Timberneck Drive) south and Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west EAC: L.P. Jackson Middle School Zone 5 - Surry County: Consists of the area bounded on the • north by the James River • east by Route 633 (Chippokes Farm Road) and Route 634 (Highgate Road) • south by Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) • west by Route 636 (Cobham Wharf Road) and Route 634 (Alliance Road) Primary evacuation routes 1.Use Route 635 (College Run Drive) south, Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) east and Route 616 (Golden HillRoad) south 2.Use Route 635 (College Run Drive) south, Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west, Route 31 (Rolf Highway) southand Route 622 (Runnymeade Road) south 3.Use Route 635 (College Run Drive) south, Route 10 (Colonial Trail East) west and Route 31 (Rolf Highway)south 4.Use Route 635 (College Run Drive) south, Route 10

Provides development and coordination of emergency services in the event of a manmade or natural disaster.

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Providing comprehensive disaster resource management, Delivering training, education and exercises. Supporting response through incident coordination,Improving healthcare intelligence with real-time situational awareness before, during and after disaster

Protects communities by coordinating and integrating all activities necessary to build, sustain, and improve the capability to mitigate against, prepare for, respond to, and recover from threatened or actual natural disasters, acts of terrorism, or other man-made disasters.

This program is primarily responsible to maintain the various emergency plans for the county including the Dinwiddie County Emergency Operations Plan, the Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Plan, and the Disaster Mitigation Plan. The emergency management program is also responsible for maintaining the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and staffing the EOC and coordinating response during major events that affect the County.

There are no declared local emergencies at this time

Emergency Management

Coordinates and activates emergency disaster services in Rockbridge County. For emergency disaster services, please call: Craig Bryant, Emergency Coordinator: (540)463-1467 After hours, please call: Rockbridge County Sheriff's Office: (540)463-7328

No declared emergencies at the time.

Russell County Emergency Management plays many roles, including but not limited to: Emergency Planning, planning and Overseeing HazMat operations, coordinating with volunteer agencies (Salvation Army, American Red Cross, etc.), sheltering in times of emergency, coordinating with Fire Departments, EMS, and Law Enforcement agencies throughout the county, and coordinating with other local, state and federal agencies. Russell County Emergency Management is also responsible for maintaining a County Emergency Operations Plan.

Maintain an emergency management structure in the event of a major emergency, whether natural or manmade.

Coordinate emergency preparedness and response activities, provide critical coordination of information and resources to the community in order to alleviate problems and to promote a return to normalcy.

Offers the primary contact for Disaster Control. Oversees County emergency preparedness planning and response

Responsible for managing and mitigating emergencies and disaster situations for the City of Williamsburg. The members of the team work hand-in-hand with local, county, state, and federal agencies such as the American Red Cross, Williamsburg-James City County Schools, Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William & Mary.