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❑ If the Bulletin states the threat is not yet known, continue to monitor the situation until the alert is upgraded or a follow-up Bulletin declares there is no threat. Condition 3: A Tsunami Watch has been issued for Redwood City. The EOC is operating at Level I (Information Level). ❑ Monitor the situation until the alert is upgraded or canceled. ❑ Inform key staff of the situation and that they may be mobilized. Issue notifications to the public through appropriate channels. Condition 2: A Tsunami Advisory has been issued for Redwood City. The EOC is operating at Level II (Alert Level). ❑ Monitor the situation until the alert is canceled. ❑ Mobilize any staff as needed and inform other staff that mobilization may occur. ❑ Identify the need for any emergency shelters and notify facility owners. ❑ If the tsunami is set to affect Redwood City in less than four hours, deploy resources to evacuate docks and shorelines. Be prepared to assist those who cannot self -evacuate. ❑ If the tsunami is set to affect Redwood City in four hours or more, consult the Tsunami Emergency Response Playbook (available at ftp:Hftp.consry.ca.gov/pub/dmg/pubs/sr/sr_236/CGS_Special_Report_236.pdf) from Cal OES and the California Geological Survey) and take steps as directed to confirm the potential area at risk. ❑ Identify the need for evacuation routes and deploy Police Department resources to provide traffic control as needed. Be aware that US 101 over Redwood Creek is within the tsunami hazard zone. ❑ Issue notifications, including evacuation orders as needed, to the public through appropriate channels. ❑ Remove any key City resources, include marine craft, from the risk zone. Condition 1: A Tsunami Warning has been issued for Redwood City. The EOC is operating at Level III (Response Level). ❑ Monitor the situation until the alert is canceled. ❑ If there are less than four hours before the tsunami arrives, evacuate the entirety of the tsunami risk zone, as identified by Cal OES. ❑ Consider activation of an alternate EOC due to the location of the Police Department building ❑ If there are four hours or more before the tsunami arrives, consult the Tsunami Emergency Response Playbook (available at ftp://ftp.consry.ca.gov/pub/dmg/pubs/sr/sr_236/CGS_Special_Report_236.pdf) from Cal OES and the California Geological Survey) and take steps as directed to confirm and evacuate the potential area at risk. ❑ Identify the need for any emergency shelters and notify facility owners. Activate shelters if required. D-76