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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBase Plan BP-1 1961 (rev. 1968) BRAZOS COUNTY OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER RELIEF OPERATIONAL BASE PLAN FOR: BRAZOS COUNTY CITY OF BRYAN CITY OF COLLEGE STATION BASE PLAN DATED JULY 1961 REVISED OCTOBER 1968 REFERENCES TEXAS CIVIL PROTECTION ACT OF 1951 BRAZOS COUNTY COURT ORDER DATED APRIL 13, 1959, VOL. I, PAGE 243 CITY OF BRYAN ORDINANCE JULY 12, 1959 CITY OF COLLEGE STATION ORDINANCE SEPTEMBER 25, 1961 BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OCTOBER 1968 LEGAL( ADMINISTRATIVE) CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL PUBLIC INFORMATION' .'7A F'1A t-- DIRECTORS STAFF --MILITARY LIASONJ A/E HEALTH RADIOLOGICAL MANPOWER r ..� DEFENSE - MEDICAL MORTUARY WELFARE EDUCATION & TRAINING FOOD PUBLIC FALLOUT -> HOUSING 'SHELTERS REGISTRATION FIRE & RESCUE REHABILATATION RATIONING POLICE & WARNING RURAL RESCUE EVACUEE CONTROL FIRE COMMUNICATIONS WARNING TRAFFIC & SECURITY FIXED 3TRANSPORTATION [=- COMMERICAL ,... ' SHELTER HWENESRING RACES & AMATEUR TORNADO WARNING UTILITIES AND BU itA/5 % RUC K ETN) J 'iy = DER ,,. METEOROLOGY SERVICE n)u rC--F - i[oN Qk y BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE BASE PLAN BP -1 APPROVAL FOR IMPT,FMENTATION AS REVISED BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL APPROVED: DATE W. R. VANCE, COUNTY JUDGE & CHAIRMAN APPROVED: DATE J. A. SKRIVANEK, MAYOR CITY OF BRYAN APPROVED: DATE 0. M. HOLT, MAYOR CITY OF COLLEGE STATION BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS: APPROVED: DATE J. LOUIS ODT,F , CITY MANAGER CITY OF BRYAN APPROVED: DATE JAMES PRESSWOOD, DIRECTOR COLLEGE STATION & TEXAS A &M UNIVERSITY RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL AS REVISED: THIS DAY OF 1974. JAKE CANGLOSE, DIRECTOR & CHAIRMAN BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE BRAZOS COUNTY TEXAS BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE BASE PLAN BP -1 APPROVAL FOR IMPLEMENTATION AS REVISED BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL: APPROVED: DATE W.R. VANCE, COUNTY JUDGE & CHAIRMAN APPROVED: DATE J.D. CONLEE, MAYOR CITY OF BRYAN APPROVED: DATE D.A. ANDERSON, MAYOR CITY OF COLLEGE STATION BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS: APPROVED: DATE FRED SANDLIN, CITY MANAGER CITY OF BRYAN APPROVED: DATE RAN BOSWELL, CITY MANAGER CITY OF COLLEGE STATION APPROVED: DATE JOHN W. HILL, DIRECTOR COLLEGE STATION & TEXAS A &M UNIVERSITY RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL AS REVISED: THIS DAY OF 1968. Q.1 JAKE CANGLOSE, DIRECTOR & CHAIRMAN P/ BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE BRAZOS COUNTY TEXAS 1. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 I . INTRODUCTION THE STATE OF TEXAS OPERATIONAL PLAN AND THE COMPARABLE SURVIVAL PLANS OF THE MAJOR TARGET AREAS EMBRACE THE TOTAL RANGE OF CIVIL DEFENSE SERVICES, FUNCTIONS, AND ORGANIZATION DEEMED NECESSARY BY THE STATE OF TEXAS TO MEET ALL THE NEEDS THAT MIGHT ARISE IN THE EVENT OF A FULL SCALE ENEMY ATTACK. PREDICATED ON THE PREMISE THAT BRAZOS COUNTY IS A CARE AND RECEPTION COUNTY AS OUTLINED IN THE STATE OF TEXAS OPERATIONAL SURVIVAL PLAN AND WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE HARRIS COUNTY TARGET AREA- -THIS BASE PLAN SUGGESTS A MINIMUN EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION BUT APPROPRIATELY RE- LATES IT TO THE TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE PLANS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS AND ITS RELATED TARGET AREAS, SO THAT IT IS SUSCEPTIBLE AT ANY TIME TO ENLARGEMENT OR REVISIONS AS CIRCUMSTANCES WARRANT TO MEET ADDITIONAL NEEDS IF RE- QUIRED. THIS BASE PLAN ALSO TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION CIVIL DEFENSE PLANNING, UTILIZATION OF PERSONNEL AND EQ- UIPMENT TO ASSIST ALL SEGNMENTS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN A LOCAL EMERGENCY OR DISASTER. AN EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE OPERATION IS THE BRAZOS COUNTY TORNADO WARNING DIVISION WHICH GOES INTO OPERATION EACH TIME BRAZOS 2. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 COUNTY IS INCLUDED IN THE WEATHER BUREAUS SEVERE ALERT FORECAST. OTHER EXAMPLES IS THE AUXILIARY POLICE AND AIR POSSE WHICH IS ORGANIZED UNDER THE SHERIFF AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND IS AVAILABLE TO LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS FOR SEARCH, RECONN- AISSANCE,RESCUE, AND OTHER POLICE OPERATIONS AS NEEDED. II. BASIC ASSUMPTION THE PROGRAM AND ORGANIZATION PROPOSED FOR RECEPTION AND CARE COUNTIES ARE PREDICATED ON THE GENERAL SIT- UATION DESCRIBED IN THE STATE OF TEXAS MODEL COUNTY OPERATIONAL SURVIVAL PLAN AND THE STATE OPERATIONAL PLAN INCLUDING THE STATED ASSUMPTIONS CONCERNING PO- TENTIAL ENEMY CAPABILITIES, WEAPONS, AND WARNING TIME. IN THE INTEREST OF BREVITY THESE ARE NOT MENTIONED HERE BUT CAN BE REFERRED TO IN THE ABOVE MENTIONED DOCUMENTS. SPECIFICIALLY THE GENERAL SITUATION ARISING FROM A NU- CLEAR ATTACK POSE GRAVE PROBLEMS FOR BRAZOS COUNTY DE- VILOPING FROM THE SITUATIONS DESCRIBED BELOW: A. POSSIBLE DESTRUCTION AND /OR IMMOBILIZATION OF SUR- ROUNDING METROPOLITAN AREAS WHICH SUPPLY THIS AREA WITH FOOD, EQUIPMENT, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, AND IN- TERRUPTION OF NORMAL FLOW OF ECONOMIC AND GENERAL WELFARE NEEDS. 3. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 WHETHER OR NOT BRAZOS COUNTY CAN RECUPERATE FROM A NUCLEAR DISASTER WILL DEPEND LARGELY ON THE AMOUNT OF PLANNING, THE AUGMENTATION OF AUXILIARY PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT WHERE NEEDED AND THE ABILITY OF BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY AND BRAZOS COUNTY TO CONSOLIDATE ALL ITS CAPABILITIES, RESOURCES, AND PERSONNEL FOR THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE COUNTY. III. MISSION BASED ON THE ASSUMPTIONS SET FORTH IN SECTION II, THEN THE CIVIL DEFENSE MISSION FOR BRAZOS COUNTY WOULD BE TO PROVIDE: A. SPECIFIC LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONTROL CENTERS WHICH WOULD INSURE CONTINUED LOCAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS OF BRAZOS COUNTY, BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION, RE- GARDLESS OF HABITATION ENVIRONMENT (RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT) OR ISOLATION FROM RESOURCES NORMALLY AV- AILABLE FROM SURROUNDING AREAS. B. COMPLETE COORDINATION AND COMMUNICATION LINKS WITH THE COUNTY AND CITIES EMERGENCY CONTROL CENTERS AND ALL SEGMENTS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL DE- FENSE UNITS IN THE CITIES OF BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION AND TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY. 4 ......... .. __ ....................... . BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 B. EVACUATION OF POPULATION BOTH AIDED AND SPON- TANEOUS FROM THE SURROUNDING TARGET AREA INTO BRAZOS COUNTY SEEKING TO ESCAPE DANGER AND IN NEED OF FOOD, SHELTER, MEDICAL CARE AND OTHER NECESSITIES. C. FALLOUT HAZARD WINDWARD FROM THE CENTERS OF DES- TRUCTION WHICH COULD ENVELOPE BRAZOS COUNTY; POSE GRAVE HABITATION PROBLEMS AND INTERRUPT NORMAL CITY, COUNTY AND COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS FROM SUPP- LYING THE POPULATION WITH NECESSARY SUPPLIES AND SERVICES. D. HEAVY DEPENDENCE ON THE LOCAL ECONOMY FOR SUPPLIES, SERVICES, EQUIPMENT, AND OTHER RESOURCES OF BRAZOS COUNTY FOR THE WELFARE OF ITS CITIZENS AND INCOMING EVACUEES. E. A POSSIBLE PERIOD OF STRATEGIC WARNING, BUT WITH THE POSSIBILITY ALSO THAT ATTACK MAY COME AT ANY TIME WITH SUCH SUDDENESS THAT THERE WILL BE NO TIME TO FORMULATE PLANS, INS`T'RUCT PERSONNEL, OBTAIN ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT; LEAVING THE ONLY ANSWER TO BE FOUND IN ADEQUATE ADVANCE PLANNING BY ALL AGENCIES, DEPARTMENTS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND KEY OFFICIALS WHO ARE ASSIGNED EMERGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES. S. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 C. COMMUNICATION LINK BETWEEN THE COUNTY CONTROL CENTER AND THE STATE CONTROL CENTER AND THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE LOCAL. EMERGENCY BROADCAST STATION WITH ADEQUATE BACK -UP EQUIPMENT. D. EMERGENCY POWER SOURCES FOR ALL COMMUNICATION POINTS, HOSPITALS, AND PREDESIGNATED CONTROL POINTS. E. A PREDETERMINED PLAN FOR ACTIVATION OF LOCAL GOV- ERNMENT OFFICIALS SO THAT A CONSOLIDATED EMERGENCY GOVERNMENT FOR BRAZOS COUNTY THE CITIES OF BRYAN, AND COLLEGE STATION CAN BE ACTIVITATED WITH A MIN- Imam OF DELAY. F. AN EFFICIENT PUBLIC FALLOUT SHELTER PROGRAM WHICH WILL BE READY TO GO INTO OPERATION ON IMMEDIATE NOTICE. G. A COMPREHENSIVE WARNING SYSTEM SO THAT KEY OFF- ICIALS AND THE PUBLIC CAN BE WARNED OF AN IMPENDING DISASTER. H. COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ON THE PART OF ALL EMERGENCY SERVICES AND PUBLIC SERVICES, BOSH GOVERNMENTAL AND COMMERICAL, SO THAT OPERATIONAL SERVICES CAN BE CONTINUED IF AT ALL POSSIBLE, REGARDLESS OF IN- VIROMENTAL CONDITIONS AND/OR INCREASED SERVICE 6. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 REQUIREMENTS OF A MAGNITUDE IN KEEPING WITH THE ASSUMPTIONS SET FORTH IN SECTION I. J. THE ABILITY TO ABSORB AND RENDER AID TO EV- ACUEES FROM MAJOR TARGET AREAS AND THE ABILITY TO PROVIDE SECURITY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND TRAFFIC CONTROL UNDER ADVERSE CONDITIONS AND ON A EX- PANDED BASIS. K. A COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY OF EMERGENCY TYPE EQ- UIPMENT AND LOCAL RESOURCES SO THAT MAXINUM AID CAN BE RENDERED TO THE LOCAL POPULATION FOR SUR- VIVAL, REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY FROM A NU- CLEAR ATTACK OR NATIONAL EMERGENCY. ON A GENERAL BASES THE KEY TO SURVIVAL WILL BE THE FORMULATION OF AN EXPANDED LOCAL GOVERNMENT WHICH IS KEYED TO PROVIDE PLANNING, COORDINATION, AND COOPERATION WITH FEDERAL, STATE AND SURROUNDING LOCAL GOV- ERNMENTS, PASS ORDIANCES AND /OR COURT ORDERS, MUTUAL AGREEMENTS AND DIRECTIVES WHICH WILL EN- ABLE IT TO COPE WITH THE ADVERSE EFFECTS CAUSED BY A NATIONAL OR LOCAL DISASTER. IV. ORGANIZATION, GENERAL PLAN AND CONTROLS UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE TEXAS CIVIL PROTECTION ACT OF 1951, BRAZOS COUNTY COURT ORDER, APRIL 13, 1959 -VOL. 7. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 I; PAGE 243, BRYAN CITY ORDINANCE, JULY 12, 1959, COLLEGE STATION CITY ORDINANCE, SEPTEMBER 25, 1961; THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE CHARGED WITH THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR PLANNING, ORGANIZATION AND EXECUTION OF AN ADEQUATE CIVIL DEFENSE MOBILIZATION PLAN AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEM TO MEET THE EMERGENCY NEEDS THAT MAY EXIST IN A NATIONAL EMERGENCY OR A LOCAL DISASTER; HAS FORMULATED THE FOLLOWING OR- GANIZATION PLAN: A. THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL: CONSISTING OF THE COUNTY JUDGE FOR BRAZOS COUNTY THE MAYORS OF BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION. THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL FORMS THE LEGAL CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY AS ELECTED BY THE CITIZENS OF THEIR RE- SPECTIVE POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS WITH THE COUNTY JUDGE SERVING AS CHAIRMAN. THE COUNTY JUDGE ACTING WITH THE CONSENT AND ADVICE OF THE CITY MAYORS APPOINTS A COUNTY DIRECTOR FOR CIVL DE- FENSE DELEGATING TO HIM SUCH AUTHORITY AS NE- CESSARY TO CARRY OUT THE DUTIES AND RESPONSIB- ILITIES AS OUTLINED IN COURT ORDERS, ORDINANCES AND THE COUNTY BASE PLAN AND AS APPROVED BY THE CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL AND THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIR- ECTORS OF BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION. 8. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 B. COUNTY DIRECTOR: THE COUNTY DIRECTOR FOR CIVIL DEFENSE SERVING AS ASSISTANT COUNTY DEFENSE CO- ORDINATOR AND REPORTING TO THE COUNTY JUDGE, IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ASSISTING THE COUNTY JUDGE IN THE GENERAL PLANNING, DIRECTING, COORDINATION AND SUP - ERVISION FOR THE TOTAL COUNTY PROGRAM AND OR- GANIZATION FOR CIVIL DEFENSE. THE COUNTY DIRECTOR ACTING FOR AND WITH THE CONSENT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, CITY MAYORS AND WITH APPROVAL OF CITY DIRECTORS OF BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION, WILL APPOINT OR DESIGNATE PERSONS TO FILL CIVIL DEFENSE APPOINTMENTS UNLESS SPECIFICALLY RESERVED; DELEGATEpLSUCH AUTHORITY WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION AS MAY BE APPROPRIATE; ISSUE ALL NECESSARY DIRECTIVE GUIDANCE AND IN- STRUCTIONAL MATERIALS; EXCUTE MUTUAL AGREEMENTS, AND PERFORM SUCH OTHER FUNCTIONS AS MAY BE AS- SIGNED OR DELEGATED TO HIM BY THE COUNTY JUDGE AND CIVIL DEFENSE COUNCIL. THE COUNTY DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE WILL DIRECT AND /OR COORDINATE THE OPERATIONAL CIVIL DEFENSE FORCES IN THE COUNTY WITH THE CITY DIRECTORS FOR THE CITIES OF BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION PERFORMING THE SAME DIRECTIVE FUNCTIONS FOR THEIR POLITICAL SUBDIVISION IN COORDINATION AND COOPERATION WITH THE TOTAL 9. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 COUNTY EFFORT. THE COUNTY DIRECTOR WILL MAINTAIN OPERATIONAL LIASON WITH ADJOINING COUNTIES AND THE STATE COORDINATOR OF DEFENSE AND DISASTER RELIEF THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, DISTRICT 6 -A , IN WACO. C. CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS STAFF: THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS DULY APPOINTED BY THE CITIES OF BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION AND BRAZOS COUNTY FORM THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS STAFF CHARGED WITH THE FOR- MULATION OF PLANS, OPERATIONS, TRAINING AND EX- ECUTION OF AN EMERGENCY OPERATION WHICH IS CAP- ABLE OF FUNCTIONING AS ONE ORGANIZATION IN A NATIONAL EMERGENCY OR A MAJOR DISASTER IN BRAZOS COUNTY. IN A LOCALIZED DISASTER OCCURING IN THE CITIES OF BRYAN OR COLLEGE STATION THE CIVIL DE- FENSE DIRECTOR OF THAT POLITICAL SUB - DIVISION SHALL TAKE OVER DIRECTION OF CIVIL DEFENSE OP- ERATIONAND SHALL HAVE THE ASSISTANCE OF BOTH, CITY AND /OR COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS OUT- SIDE THE EFFECTED CITY AND WITHIN BRAZOS COUNTY. D. THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS STAFF OF BRAZOS COUNTY AS DULY APPOINTED SHALL CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR a. DEPUTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR 10. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 2. BRYAN CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR a. DEPUTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR 3. COLLEGE STATION AND TEXAS A &M CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR a. DEPUTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR 4. TEXAS A &M CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR, bei)ufi )t Rec 7c) & LINES OF SUCESSION FOR THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE IS AS FOLLOWS: A. BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR B. DEPUTY COUNTY DIRECTOR C. BRYAN CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR D. COLLEGE STATION CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR E. TEXAS A &M CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR V. EMERGENCY SERVICE ORGANIZATION TO ASSIST THE COUNTY DIRECTOR FOR CIVIL DEFENSE, THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS FOR BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION UNDER THE DELEGATED AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY JUDGE AND THE MAYORS OF BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION; THE FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES ARE CREATED AND MAINTAINED AS EM- ERGENCY SERVICE FUNCTIONS ENUMERATED HEREINAFTER IN 11. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 THIS SECTION AND DESCRIBED IN THE INDICATED ANNEXES OF THIS PLAN. SUPPORTING SERVICES A. LEGAL SERVICE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: LEGAL DIRECTION AND LEGAL ADMINISTRATION SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER, COUNTY ATTORNEY FOR BRAZOS COUNTY, CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE CITY OF BRYAN, CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION. ONE OF THIS GROUP SHALL BE APPOINTED AND SERVE AS CHAIRMAN. B. ADMINISTRATION SERVICE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. RECORDS, FILES CORRESPONDENCE, EQUIPMENT INVENTORY, AND GENERAL ADMINISTRATION. 2. SPECIAL PROJECTS 3. MILITARY LIASON 4. OPERATIONS SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER - -(AS DESIGNATED) C. PUBLIC INFORMATION SERVICE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES: EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM PLANNING AND OPERATION, RADIO, TELEVISION AND NEWSPAPER COORDINATION FOR PUBLIC INFORMATION RELEASES AND EM- ERGENCY INFORMATION RELEASES. SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER - -(AS DESIGNATED) BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 D. EMERGENCY SERVICES POLICE AND WARNING SERVICE RESPONSIBILITIES: LAW ENFORCEMENT, SECURITY, TRAFFIC CONTROL, NATIONAL EM— ERGENCY WARNING, EVACUEE STAGING AREAS AND CONTROL. SERVICE BRANCH Orer'ICER: COUNTY SHERIFF DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE, CITY OF BRYAN DEPUTY CHIEF OF POLICE, CITY OF COLLEGE STATION DEPUTY CAMPUS SECURITY CHIEF, TEXAS A &M E. WELFARE SERVIICE RESPONSIBILITIES: FOOD HOUSING, RE— GISTRATION AND RECORDS, CLOTHING, RATIONING, AND REHABILITION. SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: COUNTY WELFARE OFFICER DEPUTY STATE WELFARE OFFICER DEPUTY ( AS DESIGNATED) ASSISTING ORGANIZATIONS: AMERICAN RED CROSS, BY MUTUAL AGREEMENT. F. COMMUNICATION SERVICE RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. FIXED COMMUNICATIONS (TELEPHONE,TELETYPE) 2. RACES AND AMATEUR COMMUNICATION 3. SHELTER COMMUNICATIONS AND CITIZEN BAND 4. COMMERICAL RADIO SERVICE 13. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY (AS DESIGNATED G. EDUCATION AND TRAINING RESPONSIBILITIES: COORDINATION FOR-- - 1. ADULT EDUCATION TRAINING 2. RURAL CIVIL DEFENSE TRAINING 3. SHELTER MANAGER TRAINING 4. MEDICAL SELF HELP TRAINING 5. RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING TRAINING 6. AUXILIARY POLICE TRAINING SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: COUNTY SUPERINDENT OF SCHOOLS DEPUTY BRYAN SUPERINDENT OF SCHOOLS DEPUTY A &M CONSOLIDATED, SUPERINDENT OF SCHOOLS DEPUTY (AS DESIGNATED) H. MANPOWER SERVICE._ RESPONSIBILITIES: MANPOWER AVAILABILITY, RECORDS AND RECRUITING SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER -- DIRECTOR OF LOCAL TEXAS EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION OFFICE. DEPUTY: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY: (AS DESIGNATED) 14. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 J. MEDICAL AND HEALTH RESPONSIBILITIES: HEALTH, MEDICAL, EMERGENCY HOSPITAL PLANS, OPERATIONS, AND MORTUARY. SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER -- COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER (OR AS DESIGNATED BY HIS OFFICE;' DEPUTY: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY: (AS DESIGNATED) K. PUBLIC FALLOUT SHELTER RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. SHELTER MARKING AND STOCKING 2. SHELTER INSPECTIONS. 3. SHELTER UPDATING. SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY : CIVIL DEFENSE ADMINISTRATOR OFFICER DEPUTY : (AS DESIGNATED) L. TRANSPORTATION RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. EQUIPMENT RESOURCES SURVEY 2. AIR TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES. SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY (AS TESIGNATED) 15. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 M. RADIOLOGICAL DEFENSE 1. FALLOUT FORECAST AND ANALYSIS 2. FALLOUT DATA ASSIMILATION 3. FALLOUT MONITORING STATIONS 4. SHELTER MONITORING TECHNICAL GUIDANCE SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY : (AS DESIGNATED) N. FIRE AND RESCUE RESPONSIBILITIES: FIRE, RESCUE OPERATIONS AND RURAL FIRE SERVICE. SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY FIRE MARSHAL , CITY OF BRYAN DEPUTY FIRE MARSHAL, CITY OF COLLEGE STATION DEPUTY (AS DESIGNATED) 0. ENGINEERING SERVICE RESPONSIBILITIES: PUBLIC UTILITIES SERVICE BRANCH OFFICER: (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY (AS DESIGNATED) DEPUTY CAS DESIGNATED) 16. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 VI. CONTROL CENTER DESIGNATION AND OPERATION THE DESIGNATED CONTROL CENTER FOR BRAZOS COUNTY IS LOCATED IN THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE WITH THE FOLLOWING COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE- - A. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATION OFFICE 1. NATIONAL WARNING SYSTEM DROP. 2. TELETYPE CIRCUITS. 3. TWO WAY RADIO SYSTEM WITH STATE CONTROL CENTER. 4. SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT RADIO STATION. 5. EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM REMOTE STATION (1240KC). 6. GAME AND FISH COMMISSION RADIO STATION. 7. CIVIL DEFENSE RACES RADIO STATION OPERATING JROM 10 to 30 MC. 8. CIVIL DEFENSE COUNTY RACES STATION - -FIXED FREQUENCY 28.720 MC. 9. CIVIL DEFENSE SHELTER COMMUNICATION RADIO STATION (50 UNITS AUTHORIZED). 10. AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY WITH A 500 GALLON SUPPLY TANK. 11. PLANS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE HOOKUPS ON AN IMMEDIATE BASIS. 12. STOCKED SHELTER AREA FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS WITH FALLOUT PROTECTION. 17. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 THE CITY OF BRYAN MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS WILL BE CO- ORDINATED FROM THE NEW BRYAN CITY HALL WHICH HAS AUXILIARY POWER AND FALLOUT PROTECTION. CITY OF COLLEGE STATION MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS WILL BE ES- TA3LISHED IN THE COLLEGE STATION POST OFFICE IF FALL- OUT SHELTER PROTECTION IS REQUIRED. PLANS HAVE BEEN MADE TO PROVIDE COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE COUNTY CONTROL CENTER AND CITY CON'T'ROL POINTS. B. GENERAL INFORMATION ITT REGARDS TO WARNING AND CONTROL CENTER OPERATIONS. 1. UPON RECEIPT OF A NATIONAL EMERGENCY WARNING THE COUNTY JUDGE AND/OR THE DIRECTOR FOR CIVIL DEFENSE HAS MADE PLANS TO RECEIVE FROM THE STATE CIVIL DE- FENSE OFFICE THROUGH THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICE FULL INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EMERGENCY SITUATION. 2. THE COUNTY JUDGE OR THE COUNTY DIRECTOR WILL IN- ITIATE EMERGENCY ACTIONS NECESSARY TO COPE WITH THE ANTICIPATED EMERGENCY CONTITION. 3. THE COUNTY CONTROL CENTER ESTABLISHED IN THE BRAZOS COUNTY COURTHOUSE WILL COORDINATE ALL EMERGENCY FUNCTIONS THROUGH THE DESIGNATED OFFICIALS OF EACH DEPARTMENT AND AGENCIES HAVING CIVIL DEFENSE RE- SPONSIBILITIES. 18. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 TYPES OF WARNING A. STRATEGIC WARNING AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES MAY ENABLE THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH THE STATE OF TEXAS TO PROVIDE BRAZOS COUNTY WITH A PERIOD OF STRATEGIC WARNING FROM SEVERAL HOURS TO POSSIBLY SEVERAL DAYS BEFORE AN ACTUAL ATTACK. UPON RECIEPT OF STRATEGIC WARNING, THE COUNTY JUDGE AND /OR THE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR WILL ALERT AND ACTIVATE ALL SEGMENTS OF THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATION AS OUTLINED IN THIS BASE PLAN AND ITS ANNEXES. THE COUNTY JUDGE, THE COUNTY DIRECTOR, THE MAYORS OF BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION AND THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR OF BRYAN AND COLLEGE STATION WILL REPORT TO THE CONTROL CENTER LOCATED IN THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE WHICH WILL BE ACTIVATED AND STAFFED FOR A TWENTY FOUR HOUR OPERATION. THE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR OR HIS ALTERNATE WILL ISSUE A ROSTER OF PERSONNEL TO MAN THE CONTROL CENTER AND ALL COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES WILL BE TESTED TO ASSURE THEIR EFFECTIVE OPERATION. IF THERE IS A THREAT OF RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT, PLANS WILL BE MADE TO RELOCATE 19. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 WHATEVER EQUIPMENT THAT MAY NEED RELOCATING. THE LOCAL TELEPHONE COMPANY WILL BE NOTIFIED TO IMMEDLATELY INSTALL TELEPHONE EXTENSIONS AS PRE- DESIGNATED. CONTACTS WILL BE ESTABLISHED AND LIASON MAINTAINED WITH ALL SEGMENTS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL DEFENSE UNITS TO DETERMINE SITUATION NEEDS. CONTACTS WILL BE MAINTAINED IF POSSIBLE WITH THE HARRISON COUNTY TARGET AREA AND THE CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS WILL REVIEW THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATIONAL PLANS AND FUNCTIONS AND TAKE SUCH STEPS AS MAY BE NEC- ESSARY TO ASSURE PROMPT ACTIONS BY PERSONS GIVEN EM- ERGENCY ASSIGNMENTS. TRAINING NEEDS WILL BE REVIEWED AND EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENTS MADE IF NECESSARY. B. TACTICAL WARNING TACTICAL WARNING MAY COME FOLLOWING A PERIOD OF STRATEGIC WARNING OR WITHOUT SUCH PREVIOUS WARNING. IN EITHER EVENT, IT MUST BE REGARDED AS THE PERIOD WHEN THE BEST INTELLIGENCE INDICATES THAT AN ATTACK WILL COME WITHIN A PERIOD OF ONE TO SIX HOURS. ALL MEMBERS WHO HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO WILL REPORT TO THEIR PREVIOUSLY ASSIGNED LOCATIONS OR CONTACT THEIR 20. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 NEXT IN COMMAND FOR INSTRUCTIONS. ALL ACTIONS PRE- SCRIBED FOR IN STRAGETIC WARNING WILL BE INITIATED OR CONTINUED ON AN ACCELERATED BASIS. THE HEADS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND ALL SEGMENTS OF CIVIL DEFENSE WILL TAKE PROMPT ACTION DURING THE PERIOD OF TACTICAL WARNING ON ITEMS THAT APPEAR TO BE NEC- ESSARY OR DESIRABLE, EVEN THOUGH SUCH ACTION HAS NOT BEEN PREPLANNED. THE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR WILL TAKE ALL STEPS NECESSARY TO ACTIVATE ALL SEGMENTS OF THE CIVIL DEFENSE OPERATION. C. NO WARNING - (ATTACK IMMINENT) IF THERE SHOULD BE NO STRAGETIC OR TACTICAL WARNING BUT AN ATTACK IS IMMINENT, THAT IS, WHEN THE WARNING TIME IS ONE HOUR OR LESS TARGET AREAS WILL ULESS ..E3ZACUATE re_ AS MANY PERSONS AS A MEANS OF IMPROVING THE SURVIVAL CHANCES OF THOSE IN OR NEAR THE GROUND ZERO AREA. WITH BRAZOS COUNTY SERVING AS A CARE RE- CEPT ION AREA FOR THE HARRIS COUNTY TARGET AREAL BRAZOS COUNTY MUST IMMEDIATELY ACTIVATE ALL PHASES OF THE CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM. UPON RECIEPT OF AN MEDIATE ATTACK OR POST ATTACK 21. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP-1 WARNING, THE COUNTY JUDGE, THE CITY MAYORS AND CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS WILL REPORT IMMEDIATELY TO THE CONTROL CENTER AND TAKE STEPS AS OUTLINED IN STRAGETIC AND TACTICAL WARNING PROCEDURES IF CONDITIONS PERMIT. D. POST ATTACK THE POST ATTACK PERIOD COMMENCES IMMEDIATELY AFTER AN ATTACK HAS OCCURED OR WHEN OFFICIAL ADVICE REACHES THE CONTROL CENTER THAT ENEMY ATTACKS HAS BEEN TERMINATED AND CONTINUES UNTIL THE GOVERNOR NOTIFIES THE LOCAL OFFICIALS THAT THE EMERGENCY HAS ENDED. DURING THIS PERIOD BRAZOS COUNTY WILL DIRECT ITS ACTION PRIMARILY TOWARD DEALING EFFECTIVELY WITH THE SITUATIONS AND NEEDS ARISING FROM THE ATTACK SITUATION. ALL PERSONNEL HAVING EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENTS AND NOT ALREADY ON DUTY, WILL IMMEDIATELY REPORT TO THEIR ASSIGNED LOCATIONS OR DUTY OFFICES WITHOUT DELAY UN- LESS INVIROMENTAL OR OTHER CONDITIONS PROHIBIT SUCH ACTION. THE LINES OF SUCESSION AS PRESCRIBED IN EACH ORGAN- IZATION WILL APPLY AND THE SENIOR MEMBER AT EACH LEVEL WILL REPORT TO THE NEXT OFFICER IN CHARGE FOR INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION. 22. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 VII. SUPPORTING SERVICES THE FOLLOWING RESOURCE AGENCIES ARE AVAILABLE TO BRAZOS COUNTY IN AN EMERGENCY AND CAN BE OBTAINED THROUGH THE TEXAS STATE COORDINATOR OF DEFENSE AND DISASTER RELIEF. THEY INCLUDE: FEDERAL 1. OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER RELIEF 2. MILITARY AGENCIES 3. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE 4. U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE 5. U.S. WEATHER BUREAU 6. U.S. POSTAL SYSTEM 7. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION 8. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES STATE OF TEXAS 1. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY 2. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE 3. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 4. TEXAS EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION 5. TEXAS GAME AND FISH COMMISSION 6. TEXAS FORESTRY SERVICE AND OTHER STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES 23. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 OTHER 1. AMERICAN RED CROSS 2. QUALIFIED PERSONNEL IN: MEDICAL SERVICES, ED- UCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, PROFESSIONAL GROUPS, COMMERICAL CONCERNS, AND INDUSTRIAL TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITY SERVICES. VIII. MOBILIZATION AUTHORITY AS SPECIFIED BY LAW, THE COUNTY JUDGE AND /OR THE CITY MAYORS HAS THE AUTHORITY TO DECLARE A STATE OF EMERGENCY BASED ON LOCAL CONDITIONS OR HIGHER AUTHORITY AND MOBILIZE ALL SEGMENTS OF THE LOCAL CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATION. NO PERSON OR MEMBER OF THE CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATION SHALL UNDER THE NAME OF CIVIL DEFENSE CARRY OUT ANY ACTIVITY OR OPERATION WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE DULY APPOINTED CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR OR LOCAL POLITICAL SUB - DIVISION HEAD. THE AUTHORITY FOR UTILIZATION OF EQUIPMENT, PERSONNEL, AND OTHER CIVIL DEFENSE RESOURCES FOR LOCALIZED EM- ERGENCIES IN THE AREAS,i.e. POLICE, FIRE RESCUE, FLOODS AND OTHER AREAS CONCERNED WITH PROTECTION OF LIFE, WELFARE, PROPERTY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT CAN BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING THE COUNTY AND /OR CITY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS WHO HAVE AUTHORITY TO ACTIVATE 24. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 AND UTILIZE ALL CIVIL DEFENSE RESOURCES FOR LO- CALIZED EMERGENCY NEEDS. AUTHORITY TO ACTIVATE SPECIALIZED BRANCHES OF CIVIL DEFENSE BY SERVICE BRANCH OFFICERS WILL BE DETAILED IN THE ANNEXES OF THE BASE PLAN. I.X. SPECIFIC PLANNING GUIDELINES FOR BRAZOS COUNTY A. ALL CIVIL DEFENSE PLANNING AND OPERATIONS SHALL BE COORDINATED WITH: 1. BRAZOS COUNTY 2. CITY OF BRYAN 3. CITY OF COLLEGE STATION 4. TEXAS A &M UNIVERSITY B. NORMAL POPULATION FIGURES TO BE ASSUMED AS FOLLOWS: 1. BRAZOS COUNTY (RURAL & URBAN) - - 55 ;757 2. CITY OF BRYAN 31,642 3. CITY OF COLLEGE STATION 19,403 4. WITH THE ADDED ASSUMPTION THAT POPULATION FIGURES FOR COLLEGE STATION (TEXAS A &M) WILL FLUCTUATE WITH STUDENT ENROLLMENT. *POPULATION IS BASED ON 1968 FIGURES. 25. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 C. ESTIMATED NUMBER OF EVACUEES FROM TARGET AREAS TO BE RECEIVED AND CARED FOR IN THE EVENT OF AN ENEMY ATTACK. ESTIMATED NUMBER- - - FIGURES BASED ON STATE OF TEXAS PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS. D. ESTIMATED RECEPTION CAPACITY FOR: 1. BRAZOS COUNTY: RURAL - - - - URBAN - - - - 2. BRYAN 3. COLLEGE STATION TOTAL: 4. PUBLIC FALLOUT SHELTERS (SPACES) - - 53,743 5. SECONDARY FALLOUT SHELTER SPACES - - 46,830 6. TOTAL NUMBER UNPROTECTED POPULATION DURING EZAK POPULATION PERIODS NONE 7. TOTAL NUMBER UNPROTECTED DURING PEAK PO- PULATION PERIODS *PEAK POPULATION BASED ON EVACUEES SEEKING SHELTER. * *SECONDARY SHELTERS ARE THOSE SHELTER WHICH DO NOT MEET MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS AS FOR PUBLIC 26. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 FALLOUT SHELTERS STOCKED WITH FOOD, WATER OR MEDICAL SUPPLIES. E. MEDICAL FACILITIES 1. A 200 BED DISASTER HOSPITAL PREPOSITION ED AD JACENT TO ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL AND READY TO USE. 2. DAY TO DAY HOSPITAL FACILITIES AS FOLLOWS: a. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL -- NORMAL CAPACITY 68 * *PEAK CAPACITY 74 AUXILIARY POWER 1 -35KW SQUARE FEET SHELTER,SPACE 6830 b. BRYAN HOSPITAL - - - NORMAL CAPACITY 38 * *PEAK CAPACITY 70 AUXILIARY POWER 1 -5KW SQUARE FEET SHELTER SPACE NONE c. TEXAS A &M HOSPITAL- NORMAL CAPACITY 25 * *PEAK CAPACITY 75 AUXILIARY POWER 'v O n.' c SQUARE FEET SHELTER SPACE 12,110 3. TOTAL NUMBER OF AMBULANCES - - - *TOTAL AUXILIARIES NEEDED - - - *PLANS ACCOMPLISHED FOR CONVERSION OF COM- MERICAL TYPE VESICLES TOTAL 27. BRAZOS COUNTY BASE PLAN BP -1 4. TOTAL NUMBER MEDICAL DOCTORS 5. TOTAL NUMBER OF DVM - - - - 6. *TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED NURSES 7. TOTAL NUMBER OF TRAINED NURSES 8. TOTAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES EXISTING ON DAY TO DAY BASIS (TO BE ESTIMATED IN NUMBER OF DAYS SUPPLY) 9. TOTAL NUMBER OF BUILDINGS DESIGNATED AS EMERGENCY HOSPITAL FACILITIES - - - TOTAL NUMBER OF DESIGNATED SPACES 10. TOTAL NUMBER OF FACILITIES REQUIRING SECURITY POLICE ASSIGNMENT 28, CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS AND CONTROLS BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE OATHS OF OFFICE, IDENTIFICATION CARDS, INSIGNAS AND DECALS EACH PERSON SERVING AS A MEMBER OF THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATION SHALL, PRIOR TO ASSUMING THEIR DUTIES WILL BE REQUIRED TO FILL OUT REQUIRED REQUISITION FORMS AND BE ISSUED AN IDENTIFICATION CARD SHOWING HIS EMERGENCY ASSIGNMENT AND AREA OF OPERATION AND IF APPLICABLE SUITABLE INSIGNAS. ALL SUCH EMBLEMS, I.D. CARDS AND AUTHORIZATION WILL BE IDENTIFIED WITH INSIGNA AND /OR DESIGNATION - BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE, AND WILL BE SIGNED BY THE PROPER OFFICIAL WHERE APPLICABLE. IT SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO WILLFULLY OBSTRUCT, HINDER, OR DELAY ANY MEMBER OF THE BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATION IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF ANY RULE OR REGULATION ISSUED PRESUANT TO THIS BASE PLAN AND AS SPECIFIED IN COUN(COURT ORDERS AND CITY ORDIANCES. IT SHALL LIKEWISE BE UNLAWFUL FOR PERSON TO DISPLAY ANY EMBLEM, INSIGNA, OR OTHER MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION AS A MEMBER OF THE CIVIL DEFENSE ORGANIZATION UNLESS AUTHORITY TO DO SO HAS BEEN GRANTED BY THE PROPER OFFICIALS. CO- NVICTION AND PUNISHMENT OF SUCH VIOLATIONS WILL BE AS SPECIFIED BY IN APPLICABLE ORDIANCES AND/OR COURT ORDERS. CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS AND CONTROLS EXPENDITURES ALL CIVIL DEFENSE EXPENDITURES SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROCEDURES AS SPECIFIED IN CITY ORDINANCES, COMMISSIONERS COURT ORDERS AND COUNTY AND CITY DIRECTIVES. NO FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS, AGREEMENTS, OR EXPENDITURES OF FUNDS SHALL BE MADE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY PROPER AUTHORITY. FUNDS REQUIRED FOR OVERALL BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE OPERATIONS WHICH ENCOMPASS BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION AND BRAZOS COUNTY WILL BE SHARED AS APPROVED BY COUNTY AND CITY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS. NO EXPENDITURES OF SUCH FUNDS WILL BE MADE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL AND PROPER RE- CORDS SHALL BE MAINTAINED SHOWING SUCH EXPENDITURES BY EACH POLITICAL SUB - DIVISION. FUNDS REQUIRED FOR OPERATION AND OR PREPLANNING WHICH AFFECTS THE PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM AND IS RESTRICTED TO THE SPECIFIC SUB - DIVISION REQUIRING SUCH FUNDS, WILL BE APPROVED AND FUNDED BY THAT POLITICAL SUB - DIVISION. THE CITIES OF BRYAN, COLLEGE STATION AND BRAZOS COUNTY ARE ELIGIBLE FOR AND CAN OBTAIN MATCHING FEDERAL FUNDS WHERE APPLICABLE AND IF SO DESIRED, BY PROPER APPLICATION IF SUCH FUNDS ARE TO BE USED FOR CIVIL DEFENSE PURPOSES. OPERATION PLANS AND CONTROL NATIONAL WARNING PROCEDURES FOR BRAZOS COUNTY THE COUNTY SHERIFF HAVING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR RECEIPT AND DISSIMINATION FOR NATIONAL EMERGENCY WARNING, WILL UPON RECIEPT OF SUCH WARNING FROM THE LOCAL OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY- - 1. IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE COUNTY JUDGE AND THE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR 2. BRYAN CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR 3. COLLEGE STATION CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR 4. ALL POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND /OR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS OF BRAZOS COUNTY 5. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS UPON RECIEPT OF WARNING THE COUNTY DIRECTOR WILL-- - 1. ALERT ALL SEGMENTS OF THE CIVIL DEFENSE ORGAN- IZATION TO GO ON STAND -BY ALERT UNTIL FURTHER ORDERS ARE RECEIVED 2. TO ASSIST IN ALERTING -THE LOCAL TELEPHONE EX- CHANGE WILL IMMEDIATELY CONTACT ALL PERSONS FROM A LIST AS FURNISHED BY THE LOCAL CIVIL OPERATION PLANS AND CONTROL DEFENSE OFFICE. THIS WILL BE DONE ON A PRI- ORITY BASIS UPON RECIEPT OF WARNING CITY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS WILL - 1. NOTIFY THE CITY MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSIONERS 2. ALERT ALL DEPARTMENT OFFICERS OF THEIR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND ISSUE SUCH INSTRUCTIONS AS DEEMED NECESSARY. DETAILED ALERTING PROCEDURES WILL UTILIZE TELEPHONE, PUBLIC RADIO, CIVIL DEFENSE TWO -WAY RADIO, POLICE RADIO AND MESSENGERS AS SO SPECIFIED IN DETAILED ANNEX PLANS FOR EACH AGENCY. BRAZOS COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS AND CONTROLS ORGANIZATIONAL PLANS AS SPECIFIED IN ANNEXES DETAILED OPERATIONAL PLANS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS BASE PLAN AND SUCH OTHER DIRECTIVES AS APPLICABLE, SHALL BE EXCUTED AND SUBMITTED TO COUNTY AND CITY CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTORS FOR APPROVAL AND AUTHORITY FOR IMPLEMENTATION. ALL SERVICE BRANCH PLANS SHALL BE CAREFULLY EVALUATED AS TO LEGALITY, OPERATIONAL FEASIBILITY, AND SHOULD CON- TAIN RECOMMENDATION OF SUCH ITEMS THAT WOULD IMPROVE THE CAPABILITY OF THAT SERVICE IN KEEPING WITH THE ASSUMPTIONS SET FORTH IN THIS BASE PLAN AND OTHER DIRECTIVES. ANNEX PLANS SHALL BE KNOWN AS OPERATIONAL PLANS AND WILL CONTAIN: 1. SURVEY OF ALL RESOURCES RELATED TO THE PARTICULAR SERVICE OR OPERATION. 2. INVENTORY OF ALL PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT AL- READY AVAILABLE WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AUX- ILIARY REQUIREMENTS WHERE NEEDED. 3. AN ORGANIZATIONAL PLAN SPECIFYING- - LINES OF AUTHORITY AND SUCCESSION DETAIL PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENTS 4. PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT LIST SHOWING, NAMES, TELEPHONE NUMBER AND LOCATION.