2021 Emergency Operations Plan for the Town of Clover
2021 Emergency Operations Plan for the Town of Clover
Bayfield County, Wisc
Supplement to the Bayfield County Emergency Operations Plan
(Template made available through Wisconsin Emergency Management)
Purpose
- This municipal plan has been developed to provide procedures for the Town of Clover to respond to various types of large-scale emergencies or disasters that affect the community.
- This plan is being developed to assure NIMS integration into local prevention, planning, response and recovery efforts.
- This plan supplements the Bayfield County Emergency Operations Plan.
Situations & Assumptions
- Several types of hazards pose a threat to the lives, property or environment in Bayfield County. These hazards are outlined in the County Hazard Analysis. A copy of the Hazard Analysis is located in the County Emergency Management Office.
Acronyms
- EOC – Emergency Operations Center
- EOP – Emergency Operations Plan
- ICS – Incident Command System
- NIMS – National Incident Management System
- UDSR – Uniform Disaster Situation Report
- WEM – Wisconsin Emergency Management
Concept of Operations
Town Officials
- Town officials have primary responsibility for disasters that take place in their town.
Suggested actions include:
a. Notify town chairperson (or board member charged with Chairperson’s duties if the Chairperson is not available) and advise of event/situation.
b. Establish contact with other town officials as appropriate.
c. Establish a location (emergency operations center) where local government administration will be represented and accessible for information and decisions that relate to the overall response.
d. Assure that the Incident Command System (ICS) is in use in order to provide a flexible but consistent structure to organize response.
e. Develop documentation and expense records tracking for quick damage assessment if a federal disaster assessment is requested and/or state disaster assistance is requested.
f. Establish communications by telephone in order to respond to requests for information from county or state officials as well as the media.
g. Compile information on the size and impact of the event.
h. Chairperson, or designee, declare a state of emergency as necessary, and notify county emergency management of this action, forwarding a copy as requested.
i. Notify the public of the situation and appropriate actions to be taken.
j. Keep county officials informed of the situation and actions taken.
- Emergency service agencies respond and establish incident command according to the standard procedures.
- Municipal officials provide support to the response coordinating resources as needed.
- If municipal resources become exhausted or if special resources are required, request county assistance through the County emergency Management Coordinator.
- A command post or emergency operations center will be established.
Location:
The Herbster Volunteer Fire Department Hall
Telephone number: 715-774-3804
Telephone number: 715-774-3781
Fax number: 715-774-3804
County Emergency Management
- County Emergency Management works to support local government efforts to respond to the incident. Actions may include, but are not limited to:
a. Activate the county EOC as appropriate.
b. Implement the County Emergency Operations Plan.
c. Assist local governments in locating resources.
d. Coordinate county resources with other jurisdictional resources.
e. Notify WEM Regional Director of the situation.
f. Develop Uniform Disaster Situation Report (UDSR) based on information available through local officials and forward to WEM.
g. Assist local governments with prioritizing and allocating resources.
h. Assist local governments in procuring resources from the state.
2. If municipal and county resources are exhausted, county emergency management may request state assistance through Wisconsin Emergency Management.
Wisconsin Emergency Management
- If state assistance is requested, the WEM Administrator in conjunction with the Regional Director and County Emergency Management Coordinator, assess the disaster or emergency situation and recommend that personnel, services and equipment be made available for response, mitigation or recovery.
- After completing the assessment, the WEM Regional Director immediately notifies the WEM Administrator.
- The WEM Administrator notifies the Governor and makes recommendations.
- If state assistance is granted, procedures will be followed as stated in the Wisconsin EOP and the County EOP.
Organization
- See Emergency Operations Center Alerting List.
- This list also serves as the line of succession.
Resource Management
See Appendix A.
Plan Development and Maintenance:
- The plan is maintained by the Town of Clover Chairperson or designee.
Municipal Emergency Operations Plan for Town of Clover
Dale Fuller
Town Board Chairperson
Tracy Gillespey
Town Clerk
Other issues that may need to be addressed:
Mutual Aid Reciprocal Agreements:
Fire Mutual Aid Agreement
Ambulance Mutual Aid Agreement
County Mutual Aid Agreement
Support From Private Agencies/Volunteer Groups:
Support from State and Federal Agencies:
Information and assistance in securing state or federal support may be obtained by contacting the County Emergency Management Director. Requests for National Guard assistance should be channeled through the County Emergency Management Director to the WEM Regional director to the WEM Administrator.
Appendix A
Name of Municipality: Town of Clover, Bayfield County
List Municipal Supervisors in a line of Succession for the purpose of overseeing equipment for use during an emergency in a neighboring municipality:
Name: Dale Fuller
Phone: 715-813-9470
Name: Patti Stemwedel
Phone: 715-774-3171 or 715-817-2071
Name: Jack Smith
Phone: 715-774-3976
Name: Sheryl Isaksson
Phone: 715-774-3842 or 218-349-7675
Name: Beverly Steele
Phone: 715-774-3575
List operators of equipment who can be contacted. (Operators of equipment can be contacted and will notify the appropriate municipal supervisor of the request for equipment.):
Name: Tim Nicoletti 715-774-3113 or 715-413-0124
Garage: 715-774-3882
Name: Chris Martins 715-774-3994 or 715-209-2449
Garage: 715-774-3882
Sample list of equipment that may be available from the municipality: (This inventory will need to incorporate NIMS resource management descriptions to include category, kind, components, metrics and type.)
HI Dump Truck – plow and sander
HI Dump Truck – plow and sander
John Deere Grader – plow and wing
New Holland Tractor TS100
8 ft Snow Blower
Road Maintainer (Leveler)
John Deere Back Hoe 310
Chevrolet Pickup Truck 310 (1 ton) 4 wheel drive
Chainsaw
Steamer
Road Maintainer (Leveler)
32 ft Tender with water and foam capability
Pumper
Brush Truck
Braun Ambulance
Emergency Telephone Listings
Police
Bayfield County Sheriff 9-1-1
Non-emergency 715-373-6133
Communications Center 715-373-6120
Fire
Herbster Volunteer Fire Department 9-1-1
Fire Hall 715-774-3804
Fire Chief, Frank (Guy) McGuire 715-562-0394
Fwmcguir@mtu.edu
EMS
South Shore Area Ambulance 9-1-1
Ambulance Hall 715-774-3804
Town Chairperson 715-813-9470 (Cell)
Dale Fuller 715-774-3780 (Office)
Town Hall 715-774-3780
Wisconsin Emergency Management 1-800-943-0003 (Duty Officer)
County Emergency Management 715-373-6113 (Director)
715-373-6120 (Request Page thru Communications Center)
Electric Utility
Excel Energy 800-895-1999
Bayfield Electric Co-Operative 715-372-4287
After hours 715-372-4047
Telephone Utility
Norvado 1-715-798-3000 (Technicians check periodically after hours and weekends)
American Red Cross
Chippewa Valley 1-800-261-4182 (Answering service 24/7)
Salvation Army
Duluth, Minnesota 1-218-722-7934