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School Emergency Operations Plan
Checklists
July, 2005

CHECKLIST A: DIRECTION AND CONTROL *

CHECKLIST B: IMMEDIATE EVACUATION *

CHECKLIST C: IMMEDIATE SHELTER *

ANNEX 1 to Checklist C: "CLOSEST SHELTER" *

CHECKLIST D: EVACUATION TO A HOST FACILITY *

Annex 1 to Checklist D: EVACUATION ROUTES *

CHECKLIST E: SHELTERING IN PLACE *

ANNEX 1 to Checklist E: CRITERIA FOR SELECTION OF INTERIOR SHELTER *

CHECKLIST F: "HOST" FACILITY *

CHECKLIST G: PUBLIC INFORMATION *

CHECKLIST H: WARNING AND COMMUNICATIONS *

ANNEX 1 to CHECKLIST H: COMMUNICATIONS WITH PARENTS *

ANNEX 2 to CHECKLIST H: STUDENT PICK-UP AUTHORIZATION *

CHECKLIST I: SECURITY & POLICE SERVICES *

ANNEX 1 to CHECKLIST I: BUILDING SECURITY PLAN *

ANNEX 2 to CHECKLIST I: TRAFFIC/ACCESS CONTROL *

CHECKLIST J: HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES *

CHECKLIST K: TRANSPORTATION *

CHECKLIST L: FACILITIES AND SERVICES *

CHECKLIST M SEARCH AND RESCUE *

CHECKLIST N: RECORDS MANAGEMENT *

 

 

CHECKLIST A: DIRECTION AND CONTROL

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

The direction and control activities outlined in this annex are generally applicable to all emergency situations and will provide adequate direction and control of emergency operations.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

Warning

     

Received from NOAA Weather Alert Radio

     

Notification of danger received from ____________ (outside the school)

     

Notification from outside the school confirmed by calling back to verify.

     

Notification of incident/danger received from _____________ (faculty/staff)

     

Decision to activate Command Post made by__(name)_________

       
     

Notification

     

9-1-1 called

     

Superintendent or High School Building Leader notified

     

Municipal EMA notified

     

Implemented Notification Tree

       
     

Command Post (CP) Established

Primary location Main office in HS building.

Secondary location Office of Technology Director.

     

Superintendent/Principal assumed incident command (IC)

     

In the Absence of the superintendent, 2nd choice for IC, Mr. Kevin Byler assumed command

     

In the Absence of the principal, 3rd choice for IC, Mr. Kevin Dellape assumed command

     

All unassigned staff and faculty reported to the CP to assist the Incident Commander

     

Incident commander appointed Operations Officer ___________________

     

Incident commander appointed Logistics Officer ___________________

     

Incident commander appointed Finance Officer _____________________

     

Incident commander appointed Transportation Officer _____________________

     

Incident commander appointed Security Officer _____________________

     

Incident commander appointed PIO _____________________

     

Finance/Records Officer initiated a CP Log

     

Monitored EAS & Local radio

     

Established EOC Log - Recorded time and action officer for all activities (include this checklist)

     

Local Emergency Services arrived on-scene

     

School IC briefed Emergency Services IC

School Security Officer briefed Police

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Local Emergency Services assumed incident Command, w/ support from school personnel

     

Considerations for Protective Action Decision

Evacuation may not be the best decision. Examples of circumstances that make sheltering appropriate are sudden occurrences (explosions, tornadoes, etc.), violent storms/weather conditions, hazardous materials events and an armed intruder or suspicious person outside.

     

Information gathered from sources in the school

     

Information gathered from County/Local EMA & Emergency Services

     

Considered: Is there time to evacuate?

     

Considered: Is it safe outside?

     

Considered: Is there time to move to homeroom?

     

Considered: Is there time to send the students home?

     

Considered: Are the student’s homes in a danger area?

     

Considered: Can the students & staff be safe inside the building?

     

Considered: How long will this event last?

     

Students whose homes are not in safe areas identified

       
     

Protective Action Decision

     

Decision to ___________________________ (Shelter Immediately, Evacuate Immediately, Shelter in Place, Modify Operations, Evacuate to Host or to Do nothing) made by school Incident Commander (Senior official present).

     

Checklist B (Evacuate Immediately) initiated

     

Checklist C (Shelter Immediately) initiated

     

Checklist D (Evacuation to Host) initiated

     

Checklist E (Shelter in Place) initiated

     

Modified Operations (See Below) initiated

     

Notified 9-1-1 & County EMA

     

Nurse/Health Officer notified to begin medical preparations

     

Notified District office or next senior school officials

     

Notified school board members

     

Prepared and distributed a press release

       
     

Communications (See Communications Annex-1 to Checklist H)

     

Sounded appropriate alarm for Protective Action decided (evacuate immediately, return to homeroom or immediate shelter)

     

Contact established between Belleville Mennonite School and Mifflin County EMA

(Phone: _717-935-2184

     

Contact established with BMS as soon as evacuation is contemplated

       
     

Modified Operations

     

Cancelled all outside and out-of school activities.

     

Determined the extent of cancellations and schedule modifications

     

Ensured transportation provider and faculty/staff/students are aware of cancellations and schedule modifications

     

Announced cancellations and schedule modifications to students

     

PIO made public announcement of cancellations and schedule modifications

     

Provisions made to keep in the school those students whose homes are not is a safe area

       
     

Resource Management

     

Logistics Officer appointed

     

Register of resource requests initiated

Unmet needs communicated to the County EMA

       
     

After Action Review

Meeting of all "officers", team members and off-site emergency responders to discuss the response to the incident and make recommendations

Create a written record

CHECKLIST B: IMMEDIATE EVACUATION

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures to immediately evacuate the school building

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Evacuation

     

Activated Alarms

     

Ensured that the pre-designated assembly area ____school gymnasium_ is safe

     

Evacuation monitors posted in hallways and at doors

Name: Mrs. Glenna Young Location: Middle School Hall

Name: Mr. Kevin Byler Location: High School Hall

Name Mrs. Chris Baker Location: Elementary Hall

     

Building Searched to ensure that everyone is out

Search Team Members: Mr. Kevin Byler, Mrs. Glenna Young, Mrs. Chris Baker

     

Command Post activated at pre-designated spot (___High School Main Office____)

     

9-1-1 notified

     

Emergency services arrived on-site and were briefed

       

Supervision of Students

Teachers moved their classes to the assembly area

Teachers maintained control of their class until instructed to return to classroom, or to another location

Accountability

Teachers conducted roll as soon as the class arrived in the assembly area

Designated runner transported roll numbers to the Command Post

CP reconciled assembly area roll with known attendance list to ensure all students are accounted for

Return to School

     

Search of building revealed no hazards

     

"All-Clear" signal (_Public address system announcement by Superintendent) sounded

     

Need for debriefings, other interventions or follow-up by MH/MR officials considered

       

 

CHECKLIST C: IMMEDIATE SHELTER OR LOCKDOWN

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

In case there isn't time to move to a safer spot, or it may be unsafe to take students into the hallways, below are procedures to shelter students and staff inside the school, near or in their classrooms. Not all procedures will be applicable in all situations.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Alert

     

Alarm Sounded (different than for evacuation), or announcement made

     

Notification of persons outside the school (i.e. P.E. classes)

     

Command Post (CP) activated at pre-designated spot (____High School Main Office____)

     

9-1-1 notified

     

Emergency services on-site and briefed

       

Lockdown

     

Persons outside the building move to safe area

     

Windows covered (time permitting)

     

Lights turned out

     

Everyone moved away from windows and doors (if necessary)

     

Everyone "Duck and Cover"

     

Normal "bell system" turned off

     

Exterior building doors locked

     

Teachers continue with classes

       

Close Shelter

     

Teachers moved their classes to the closest shelter areas (See Annex to this Checklist)

     

Teachers maintain control of their class until instructed to return to classroom, or to move to another location.

       

Facilities

     

Doors to closets an

d utility spaces designated as shelters unlocked

     

Outside air intakes for HVAC Closed

     

Utilities turned off to avoid fire/explosion (if situation warrants)

     

Closed windows, blinds, drapes & doors to impede debris from becoming missiles

       

Accountability

Teachers conducted roll as soon as the immediate hazard passes

Designated runner transported roll numbers (taken after hazard passes) to the Command Post

CP reconciled assembly area roll with known attendance list to ensure all students are accounted for

Return to School

     

Search of building revealed no hazards or the hazardous situation has been resolved

     

"All-Clear" signal (____Public Address System announcement by Superintendent ) sounded

ANNEX 1 to Checklist C: "CLOSEST SHELTER"

If it is unsafe for the occupants of the facility to go outside, provisions should be made to provide "protected spaces" inside. Sometimes, there isn't time to return to homeroom, take roll and move in an orderly manner. In those cases, teachers should move their class to the "closest shelter". These aren't optimal, but are available.

These spaces should:

  • Be in the interior of the building, away from glass that may shatter.
  • Not be in rooms with large ceiling spans (like gymnasiums or auditoriums) that may fall if subjected to shaking from an earthquake or tornado.
  • Have furniture and wall-hangings secured so that they will not fall onto occupants

Suggestions are:

  • Interior halls,
  • Rest rooms, Closets or other small areas
  • If hallways are not suitable, use the inside wall of a room.

Have everyone sit facing the wall, protecting head and face with arms against the wall.

CHECKLIST D: EVACUATION TO A HOST FACILITY

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures to evacuate students to another school or other safe facility

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Evacuation

Host Facility ( Locust Grove Mennonite Church – 935-2164) notified

Notified County EMA ( 911 ), ensured that bus evacuation routes are clear

Press release made to notify parents/family that students are being moved (See PIO Checklist)

Security established around school to ensure no one comes in or out during the evacuation process.

Transportation Coordinator reported to the CP

     

Buses

     

Bus provider ( KV Bus Company - 935) put on notice to provide buses

     

Students/staff assigned to buses by homeroom.

     

Bus provider provided with exact number of buses needed

If bus provider is unable to fill entire request, unmet needs reported to county EMA (ph # ____911___)

     

Buses assembled at normal loading area

     

Each driver given a map to host facility, (See Annex to this Checklist) in case they get separated

     

Buses departed for host school

     

Buses traveled pre-designated route that has been coordinated with county EMA

     

Buses arrived at host school/students & faculty moved to areas designated for their use

       
     

Students

     

Students told to return to homeroom

     

Roll taken for accountability and to determine exact number of bus seats needed

     

Students moved to buses by homeroom

     

Teachers/staff assigned to each bus

       

Supervision at Host Facility

     

Evacuated School staff retained supervision and accountability for all students.

     

Roll taken and numbers reported to CP.

     

Home school staff will remain at host school until all of their students have been released

 

 

Annex 1 to Checklist D: EVACUATION ROUTES

 

Note: Include either or both:

Written directions from the evacuation point to the host facility.

A map showing the key routes from the evacuation point to the host facility.

 

 

 

CHECKLIST E: SHELTERING IN PLACE

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

 

 

 

 

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Movement to Sheltered Area

     

Ensured that designated shelter areas (See Annex to this Checklist) are ready to receive and shelter students and staff.

     

Students moved to homeroom, before movement to pre-designated sheltered area

     

Closed windows, blinds, drapes & doors to impede debris from becoming missiles

     

Took roll & established accountability for all students and staff

     

Remained in place and awaited further instructions from the CP

       

Supervision of Students

     

Teachers moved their classes to the pre-designated shelter areas

     

Teachers maintained control of their class until instructed to return to classroom, or to another location

       

Accountability

Teachers conducted roll as soon as they arrived in the sheltered area

Designated runner transported roll numbers to the Command Post when safe

CP reconciled assembly area roll with known attendance list to ensure all students were accounted for

Return to Normal Operations

     

Search of building revealed no hazards

     

"All-Clear" signal (_Public Address System announcement by Superintendent )

       

Kitchen/Maintenance Staff

     

Closed air intakes for HVAC

     

Minimized all other sources of external air

     

Time permitting, placed food and beverages in closed containers.

     

Prepared to provide meals to sheltered students and staff if the duration of the emergency warrants

ANNEX 1 to Checklist E: CRITERIA FOR SELECTION OF INTERIOR SHELTER

If it is unsafe for the occupants of the facility to go outside, provisions should be made to provide "protected spaces" inside.

These spaces should:

  • Be in the interior of the building, away from glass that may shatter.
  • Not be in rooms with large ceiling spans (like gymnasiums or auditoriums) that may fall if subjected to shaking from an earthquake or tornado.
  • Have furniture and wall-hangings secured so that they will not fall onto occupants

Suggestions on where to find these "protected spaces" are:

  • In multi-story facilities.
    • Use identified shelters or basements.
    • Use first floor interior halls,
    • Use rest rooms or other enclosed small areas away from large glassed-in areas or large open rooms.
  • In one-story facilities.
    • Use identified shelters.
    • Use basements and interior hallways.
    • Use rest rooms or other areas away from large glassed-in areas or open rooms.

If hallways are not suitable, use the inside wall of a room on the opposite side of the corridor from which the storm is approaching.

In either one or multi-story facilities’ rest rooms are usually suitable, especially if the room is centrally located.

CHECKLIST F: "HOST" FACILITY

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures for sheltering students at Locust Grove Church after evacuation from BMS..

 

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Notification

     

Locust Grove Church notified of # of evacuees and arrival time

       
     

MOU

     

Written agreement reviewed

       
     

Accountability

     

Faculty/staff from BMS took & reported roll of students

       

Student Supervision

     

Faculty/staff from BMS exercised control of evacuated students

     

Students assigned to specific holding areas by homeroom

       
     

Departure/Recovery

     

Staff from BMS returned all used facilities to pre-disaster condition

       
     

Long-Term Activities in "Host Facility"

     

Considered finding /scheduling facilities that will allow resumption of school activities without conflicting with those of Locust Grove Church.

     

Considered re-starting classes

     

Considered re-scheduling student activities

 

CHECKLIST G: PUBLIC INFORMATION

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures for the dissemination of official information and instructions

to parents and to the general public.

 

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Notification

     

Designated PIO _Mr. Phil Lucas_____ notified of emergency

     

Phil Lucas arrived at BMS High School Office

     

Established Contact with County PIO at __911_____

       
     

For all Press Releases

     

Gathered and prepared Information specific to this incident

     

Cleared through Mr. Phil Lucas and BMS Superintendent

     

Drafted & Proofread press release

     

Cleared through CP

     

Cleared through Administration

     

Coordinated w/ EMA

     

Sent out to media via fax

     

Sent out to media via E-mail

       
     

Rumor Control

     

Incoming calls monitored to detect patterns

     

Questions referred to EMA at their EOC

       
     

Joint Information Center (JIC)

     

Provided PIO

       
     

Record Keeping

     

Initiated & maintained telephone log

Maintained a copy of all messages released

 

 

CHECKLIST H: WARNING AND COMMUNICATIONS

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

To describe the communications systems and capabilities that are available for emergency operations in the school system and to provide for the establishment and maintenance of the communications in use.

 

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Warning Received

     

Received from NOAA Weather Alert Radio

     

Received from County EMA

     

Received from other source ___________________________

       
     

In-School Warning (Dependent on situation)

     

Alarms sounded

     

Public Address Announcement made

       
     

Runners

     

Runners reported to the CP to carry messages throughout the school

       
     

Commercial Telephone (Primary Means of Communication)

     

Backup systems made available (cell phones)

     

Backup systems made available (volunteer radio)

       
     

Communication within the school

     

PA System made operational

     

Backup radio system for staff made operational (list staff who have radios___________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________

       
     

Volunteer Radio Support

     

Contacted County EMA To request radio support

     

Volunteer radio personnel; arrived at school

       
     

Communication With Parents

     

Press release or statement sent out (See PIO checklist)

       

 

 

ANNEX 1 to CHECKLIST H: COMMUNICATIONS WITH PARENTS

Parents and guardians need to be informed of provisions in the Emergency Operations Plan. This letter will provide the information that they need.

To the Parent (s)/Guardian (s) of (student’s name):

This letter is to assure you of our concern for the safety and welfare of students attending Belleville Mennonite School. Our Emergency Operations Plan provides for response to all types of emergencies. Depending on the circumstances of the emergency, we will use one of the following protective responses.

Type of Protective Response

Immediate evacuation Students are evacuated to a safe area on the school grounds in the event of a fire, etc.

Modified Operation, May include cancellation/postponement or rescheduling of normal activities. These actions are normally taken in case of a winter storm or building problems that make it unsafe for students (such as utility disruptions,) but may be necessary in a variety of situations.

In-place sheltering Sudden occurrences, weather or hazardous materials related, may dictate that taking cover inside the building is the best immediate response.

Evacuation Total evacuation of the campus may become necessary if the school is in an endangered area. In this case, students may be taken to another facility outside of the endangered area. The "host" facility Belleville Mennonite School is Locust Grove Mennonite Church.

Additionally, if your residence is in a disaster area and the school is not, your children will be cared for in their regular school location until the danger has subsided, or until you or your authorized designee comes to the school to get them.

Please listen to Radio Stations WTLR, WMRF, WHUN, WCHX or TV Station WGAL for announcements relating any of the emergency actions listed above.

We ask that you refrain from calling the school during the emergency. This will keep telephone lines open so that campus administrators will be able to make emergency calls and relay information to the media.

The media will advise you when and where to report to regain custody of students. This will avoid traffic congestion that may impede the response of emergency vehicles and threaten the safety of students and staff.

You will need to do the following when reporting to the designated student release area:

    • produce a photo identifying yourself as the authorized person designated at the beginning of the school year to pick up the student.
    • be prepared to sign a student release form.

The form designating persons to pick up your student is included with this letter for you to complete and have returned to the school no later than September 30, 2005. This form will be used for ALL INSTANCES when your student is released from the school. Please ensure that only those persons you list on the form attempt to pick up your student.

In the event your student has a personal means of transportation at school at the time of the emergency or evacuation, your consent is also required before the student will be permitted to leave with their own mode of transportation.

I specifically urge you not to telephone the school or attempt to make different arrangements during an event. This action will only create additional confusion and divert staff from their assigned emergency duties.

All instructions will be provided to the media for dissemination. Should the media be unable to operate because of power loss, etc, a route alerting system will be activated in your area.

Emergency conditions may also require that the school will have to close for a period of time. In that event, students may be required to complete assignments at home or at another location. You will be informed via the news media or neighborhood alerting system of procedures to be followed.

In order to assure the safety of our students and staff, and in an effort to assure the continuity of the educational process, I ask your understanding and cooperation. Should you have additional questions regarding our emergency operating procedures contact Mr. Marvin Peachey, Maintenance Director or myself.

Sincerely,

 

 

R. Ann Kanagy

Superintendent

Enclosure

ANNEX 2 to CHECKLIST H: STUDENT PICK-UP AUTHORIZATION

 

I, __________________________________, authorize Belleville Mennonite School to release my child (children) to the person (s) designated. This is in agreement with the Belleville Mennonite School Emergency Operations Plan.

 

Student’s Designated Custodian (s)

Name Name & Relationship

_____________________ __________________________________

_____________________ ___________________________________

_____________________ ___________________________________

_____________________ ____________________________________

 

________________________________________________________________________

Your Signature Relationship Date

 

______________________________________________________________

Print Name

______________________________________________________________

Address

______________________________________________________________

Address

(Home Phone)_________________(Work)_______________(Cell)________

 

In the event my child (children) has/have a personal mode of transportation at school when an emergency or evacuation occurs, I authorize him/her to use the personal mode of transportation for evacuation travel purposes and to transport other immediate family members if feasible.

_______________________________________________________________

Signature Relationship Date

________________________________________________________________

Print Name

NOTE: Parents and guardians should designate themselves as designated

custodians. Friends, neighbors and other relatives may also be designated.

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY.

 

CHECKLIST I: SECURITY & POLICE SERVICES

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Provides a security program within the Belleville Mennonite School to protect life and property in the event of emergencies and to assist in the event that an evacuation is ordered.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Building Intruder

     

Alarm given to lock all doors & shelter students.

     

Security Officer (Mr. Marvin Peachey) reported to the CP.

     

9-1-1 notified

     

Building searched to find intruder

       
     

CP Operations

     

Security Officer ( Mr. Marvin Peachey ) reported to the CP.

     

CP established contact with municipal EOC

     

Local law enforcement arrived

     

CP directed all school district security personnel to work with municipal law enforcement

       
     

Facility Security

     

Building security team activated.

Members of security team are Mr. Kevin Byler, Mrs. Glenna Young, and Mrs. Chris Baker

________________________________ __________________________________

     

Facilities locked with only one entry/exit point

     

Checkpoints manned to ensure there are no intruders (see diagram – Annex A)

     

Unmet law enforcement needs transmitted to municipal EOC

       
     

Traffic Control

     

Traffic Control Points manned by designated school personnel (see diagram – Annex B)

     

Traffic Control Points at busy intersections manned by uniformed police

       

ANNEX 1 to CHECKLIST I: BUILDING SECURITY PLAN

(Include a floor plan of the school with all entrances marked, listing the names of those staff who are responsible to guard that entrance.)

(Provide copies to local law enforcement and fire department.)

ANNEX 2 to CHECKLIST I: TRAFFIC/ACCESS CONTROL

(Include a site diagram of the school grounds, showing traffic flow and bus access/egress. Designate staff to initially control traffic, then turn the Control Points over to local police or fire police when they arrive.)

 

CHECKLIST J: HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures for school health and medical personnel to follow to reduce deaths and injuries and to identify assistance needed during emergencies or disasters.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Medical Emergencies

     

___(name)________________assumed responsibilities of in-school medical officer

     

Medical officer renders first aid as needed/feasible

     

Medical officer established triage area as needed/feasible

     

In-school medical officer briefed ambulance/EMS personnel when they arrive

       
     

Student Medications

     

Medications on hand inventoried

     

Medications packaged & prepared to be moved with students

     

Medications given to staff member in charge of the bus where student is located

       
     

In School Sheltering

     

First aid kits in shelter areas checked

       
     

Special Needs Students

     

Reviewed list of special needs students

     

Ensured individual assistants are with special needs students

       
     

Student Medical Records

     

Records boxed to accompany students if evacuated

     

Records loaded on buses with students

       
     

After the Emergency

     

All students/faculty/staff examined for injuries

       

Mental Health Counseling

     

District Mental Health Counselor notified

     

Contracted counselor requested

     

County MH/MR notified

       
     

At Host School

     

School nurse reported to host school infirmary to assist with increased workload and bring knowledge of sheltered students

       
     

Record-keeping

     

Established and maintained log of all medical services provided and to whom

       

 

CHECKLIST K: TRANSPORTATION

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures for transportation during emergency operations including evacuation of students & staff and the transportation of supplies and records from a threatened area.

.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Transportation Coordinator

     

Transportation Coordinator reported to the CP

     

Determined the status of all assigned buses, vans and trucks

Established list of transportation commitments

Identified potential sources in case more are needed

Passed unmet needs to the county EMA ( 911 )

     

Modified Operations

Ensured that buses are on hand for early dismissal

     

Ensured that bus drivers are aware of cancellations/revised schedules

       
     

Evacuation

     

Ensured that buses are on hand

     

Coordinated evacuation routes with County EMA to ensure that they are open

     

Ensured that all bus drivers have maps

       

CHECKLIST L: FACILITIES AND SERVICES

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures and responsibilities for the restoration of facilities and services.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

Notification

     

Facility maintenance manager ( Mr. Marvin Peachey ) in contact with the CP

       
     

Utility Shutoff

     

Electricity shut off manually

     

Water shut off manually

     

Gas shut off manually

       
     

Damage Survey

     

As soon as it is safe to move around, facility manager conducts a survey of damage to the building.

     

As information about major damage to school facilities becomes available, it is reported to the Mifflin County EMA

     

__Mr.Marvin Peachey_accompanies municipal/County/State EMA personnel for a formal damage assessment

       
     

Recovery

     

Based on damage survey, a plan is developed to clean up the school and make it safe for reoccupation

Cleanup and repair begun

School reoccupied

       
     

Record Keeping

     

All expenditures and extraordinary labor costs recorded for possible reimbursement from federal disaster funds

       

 

 

 

CHECKLIST M SEARCH AND RESCUE

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures to be followed when discrepancies in prescribed accountability procedures indicate that a student or staff member is missing. Search team will not initiate a search unless someone is missing. Do not enter unsafe areas.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

CP

     

Accountability reports reviewed

     

__(name)________ found to be missing

Other locations queried

Search team activated. Members _________________________ -___________________________ _________________________

     

Search Team Operations

     

Team chief organized search plan

     

Area to be searched determined safe for searchers

     

Rooms marked as clear when searched

       
     

Outside Help

     

Initial search team failed to locate missing person

     

County EMA /9-1-1 contacted for assistance with search

     

Emergency Service (Belleville Fire Company ) personnel arrived and took over the search.

       

 

CHECKLIST N: RECORDS MANAGEMENT

 

DATE OF ACTIVATION: ____________ REASON FOR ACTIVATION: ___________________________

Procedures to be followed to preserve essential records in case the building is evacuated or is in danger.

Completed or N/A

By (initials)

Time

Item

     

CP

     

Health records prepared to accompany evacuating students

     

Determination made that administrative records are in danger, and they can be moved to off-site storage without endangering personnel

Records recovery team assembled

Off-site storage location notified to be prepared to receive records

(Locust Grove Mennonite Church, 717-935-2164)

     

Records Recovery Team Operations

     

Records are to be evacuated identified

     

Procured boxes to hold records

     

Moved boxes to vehicles for transfer

       
     

Electronic Records

     

Identified electronic records to be saved

     

Copied records onto disks

     

Transported disks to off-site storage area

 
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