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❑ Review the condition and supply of all resources necessary for emergency response activities. ❑ Check the readiness of all equipment necessary for responding to a flood emergency. ❑ Review the alert list with all personnel who may have a role in flood response. ❑ Provide information on the City's website, and Facebook account and other appropriate social media, about flood readiness and response Condition 2: A current or potential future event shows clear signs of developing into an emergency flood event. The EOC is operating at Level II (Alert Level) ❑ Continue to monitor the NWS for information on watches, warnings and alerts online at https://www.weather.gov/forecastmaps and through other sources as necessary. ❑ Continue to monitor the NOAA for predicted tides online at https:Htidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/tide_predictions.html and through other sources as necessary. ❑ Continue public information activities through appropriate channels. ❑ Develop detours and emergency routing plans and be prepared to implement these plans. ❑ Determine potential shelter locations and alert facility owners. ❑ Alert relevant personnel of potential emergency duties. Condition 1: An emergency flood event is imminent. The EOC is operating at Level III (Respond Level). i❑ Continue to monitor the NWS for information on watches, warnings and alerts online at https://www.weather.gov/forecastmaps and through other sources as necessary. ❑ Continue to monitor the NOAA for predicted tides online at https:Htidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/tide_predictions.html and through other sources as necessary. ❑ Activate the EOC and all necessary staff and commence action planning. ❑ Prepare for 24-hour operations of emergency response activities. ❑ Prepare to handle emergency transportation requests. ❑ Mobilize emergency response crews. ❑ Conduct public warning notifications through appropriate channels. ❑ Continue to determine potential shelter locations and to alert facility owners. Initial Operational Objectives • Use the EOP information collection plan to assess the incident. • Determine any areas that require evacuation, including areas at risk of moisture -induced landslides. • Finalize and promulgate evacuation routes. • Repair City -owned pumps and clear City -owned storm drains as needed. • If water or wastewater service is lost, restore service as safe and feasible to do so. Coordinate with PG&E and other utility provides to restore any other services that are experiencing outages. • Activate and open shelters as required. D-20