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3.1: Strength: The SEOC’s roles and responsibilities were performed with consistency, expedient teamwork through established and exercised relationships, and timely decision- making. 1. Continuing

opportunities for training & exercising a non-Vermont Yankee event should be pursued, and include all SSFs, in addition to partners such as the VCGI team and CERT teams where practical, in addition to southeastern Vermont’s VY-related resources.

Will be exercised as part of CAT2 in March 2014

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4/1/2014

2. Training and exercising opportunities should include all alternate means of communications, including RACES and CERT, given the ever-present dangers of cell tower overload or non- coverage and lack of DLAN training and/or utilization.

Will be exercised as part of CAT2 in March 2014

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3.2: Area for

Improvement: With an incident as complex as this, that involves several sources and layers of technical data, many questions arose about the ability for the SEOC to gather, analyze, and utilize the information in a thorough and expedient manner for coordinating health and safety plans.

1. Since it would be difficult to provide written plans that would cover all the areas of data

coordination, further training and exercising just in the area of data collection and utilization should be pursued – especially with the use of highly

sophisticated, fast-changing, and widely-impacting data and conditions such as contamination.

Objectives for data collection and utilization will be incorporated into further VY and non=rad exercises to identify needs and solutions and ensure robust situational awareness.

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2. It was noted, that in addition to technical experts on all shifts, that for an event with widespread contamination, a Safety Officer should be with the State Emergency Operations Center to advise on the status of emergency workers.

Incorporate Safety into the next VY exercise

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3.3: Strength: The impact of

contamination on water resources was quickly recognized by the most impacted State Support Functions, who then expediently began tracking, then communicating with all impacted partners. 1. In addition to the Vermont Yankee exercises, periodic exercises should exercise the ability to call upon, and coordinate, resources for tracking, mapping and identifying contaminated areas outside of VY events and the EPZ.

Reinforce in VY exercise and potentially CAT2

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2. These exercises should include the need to call upon the various southern,

Vermont Yankee teams for when that portion of the state would not be affected by a non-VY event and their resources would be needed.

Already in radiological emergency plan

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Emergency Operations Center Management 3.4: Area for Improvement: It was not determined, during the table top, as to who would be identifying the reception center(s) required for this

1. Provide and maintain a listing of all facilities suitable for a Reception Center. Identify those with locations in reasonable proximity to the interstate first then move out from there.

Establish a working group to utilize lessons learned from VY reception centers to determine how to establish reception centers across the state.

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response since it has happened outside of the Vermont Yankee Plan area.

2. Specific details and agreements for these potential locations would not be relevant at this time.

Establish a working group to utilize lessons learned from VY reception centers to determine how to establish reception centers across the state.

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3. Continue working with the agencies in the task group established for the Vermont Yankee Reception Center working to identify the Reception Center(s).

Establish a working group to utilize lessons learned from VY reception centers to determine how to establish reception centers across the state.

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4. Widen this task group to begin to identify how the Reception Center

responsibilities could be used when a center needs to be opened outside the Vermont Yankee area.

Establish a working group to utilize lessons learned from VY reception centers to determine how to establish reception centers across the state.

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3.5: Area for

Improvement: With the large amount of information coming into the Health Operations Center the coordination between the Health Operations Center and their liaison at the State Emergency Operations Center needs to be often, concise and thorough.

1. Training of additional staff to document and pass relevant information

between the two operations centers. This staff would need to be trained with a knowledge base that would allow them to give the information in order of importance.

Include information and situational

awareness in SEOC and HOC exercises, to include VY and CAT2.

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4/1/2014

Update SEOP HOC EOP to identify how informaiton is shared between HOC and SEOC.

Update the SEOP to include how

information is shared with the HOC

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2. Develop a paper format for the training and response use that would allow the assigned staff to “short hand” the

information that comes in for both areas. This would allow for enough relevant information to proceed with the response knowing all relevant information.

3. Have the additional staff also trained in Disaster Lan so as time permits the information can be put in there. Part of this training would include how to identify the given

information as to order of importance.

Conduct a DLAN training that has SEOC and HOC operating simultaneously.

Training DEMHS Ross Nagy to Bob Weinert 4/1/2013 3.6: Area of Strength: There is a large number of listed technical resources available to the State Emergency Operations Center to support a response and provide solutions as needed. 1. Continue

communication, support and leadership with agencies and states that would be called upon in an event of this type in the state.

The tabletop AAR/IP will be brought to NERHC in 2013

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1/1/2014

2. Update the Interstate Radiation Assistance Plan; January 2008 to reflect inventory and other resources to reflect 2012.

Revise the NEC Interstate Radiation Assistance Plan.

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1/1/2014

3.7: Area of Strength: It was clear by the liaison from the Health Operations Center to the State Emergency

Operations Center that this event was

1. Continue the

collaboration between the Health Operations Center and the State Operations Center through the liaison and his staff.

Through exercises identified above

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2. Continue offering training to local fire and police departments around

Through exercises identified above

run by the on scene Incident

Commander and he was a resource support for them.

the state on basic response to this type of an event.