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• County: Statewide
• Community: State of Colorado
• Basin: Statewide
• Title: Colorado State Emergency Operations Plan 1991
• Date: 5/1/1991
• Prepared For: State of Colorado
• Prepared By: FEMA
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Historic FEMA Regulatory Floodplain Information

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Colorado Emergency Operations Plan
SEOP - Part 1 (Basic Plan)

DODES 24 Hour Emergency
Telephone # [phone]

h, Evaluate toxicological risks to human
health and environmental remediation
as necessary due to the release 01
radiologically and chemically hazardous
materials,

I. Provide for the emergency Inspection of
public and private water and waste
water treatment facUlties to ensure that
potable water supplies remain adequate
and safe for human consumption.

2. State Contingency Response Procedures
Provide for the tasks and responsibilities as-
signed to the Department In Part III, "State
Contingency Response Procedures," as
prescribed under each saparate contingen-
cy plan,

3. National Emergency Response Procedures
Be prepared to conduct operations on
order of the Governor, to accomplish the
responsibilities listed below:

a. Analyze disaster or potential disaster
conditions, statewide needs, national
requirements. Recommend to the
Governor those normal and special dis-
aster functions (In addition to respon-
sibilities listed In this plan) that should
be reduced, strengthened or maintained
during the emergency period. Be
prepared to make this recommendation
through DODES within 24 hours after
receiving notification; be prepared to
adjust wort< assignments within the
department as soon as appropriate.

b, Be prepared on order of the Governor,
to commence and rapidly develop ac-
tive planning to carry out the respon-
sibilities listed below and any others
determined by the Governor (In 1.
above) to be necessary:

(1) Move selected elements (Including
critical documents) of the depart-
ment to a different location offering
greater protection. Location will be

determined by the Governor In con-
sultation with the executive director
of the department,

(2) Provide liaison at the SEOC or other
locations selected by the Governor.

(3) Respond to requirements estab-
lished by national emergency
medical plans,

(4) Develop and maintain statewide
public health and medical service
systems to include those functions
listed above, in normal and special
state emergency management sys-
tems. Be prepared to function on a
statewide basis without slgnnlcant
federal support.

(5) Evaluate water, air and radiation
contamination levels within the state
and report status to DODES,

(6) Provide for emergency mass
casualty Identnlcation, mortuary ser.
vices and buriaL

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(7) Provide for the emergency Inspec-
tion of food production and
manufacturing facilities to ensure
that food and food products are
suitable for human consumption In
cooperation with the Department of
Agriculture.

(8) Provide for the emergency disposal
of contaminated food, food
products, livestock, dairy products
and crops In cooperation with the
Department of Agriculture.

4, Emergency Resource Management Systems
Agency responsibilities to be developed on
the basis of the existing Colorado Emergen-
cy Resource Management Plan (Sept,
1966) and upon Issuance of national pro-
gram guidance,

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