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OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF Sheriff Dennis L. Dotson 225 W. Olive Street Newport, Oregon 97365 (541) 265-4277 Fax (541) 265-4926 MEDIA RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jenny Demaris, Emergency Manager 541-265-4199 vdemaris@co.lincoln.or.us PUBLIC SAFETY LEADERSHIP, COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS, HOSPITALS, OREGON MILITARY DEPARTMENT, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS EXERCISE MASS CASUALTY AND FATALITY PLANS (06.17.15 - Lincoln County) On Tuesday, June 9, Lincoln County Emergency Management and the Oregon Military Department hosted a simulated exercise challenging the emergency response capabilities of local, regional, state and federal agencies. 112 individuals and 16 volunteers from 67 different agencies were represented at the exercise held at the Newport Armory. The simulated exercise or table top included a facilitated discussion allowing emergency response agencies to work through their response plans in a controlled team environment. This was an exciting and valuable exercise. remarked Commissioner, Doug Hunt. It was encouraging to see the broad participation of jurisdictions and agencies that included the city level, county, state and even federal level participation. This extensive representation shows a true commitment to improving our ability to respond in the event of a disaster or emergency situation. Participants began their day with a briefing by the Oregon Military Department (OMD) on their capabilities and how these benefit the local communities during times of disaster or day to day emergencies. Following the briefing participants were seated into tables organized by command structures descriptions emergency responders are familiar with: Emergency Operations Center (EOC), Incident Command Post, Healthcare Command, and Joint Information Center are just a few of the terms that comprise the descriptive language used by responders during an emergency. The exercise continued with participants watching a scripted video containing simulated phone calls and radio communications describing the scenario as it unfolded: an explosion at a community event requiring exercise participants to initiate mass casualty and mass fatality plans. Incident command

Page 2 of 6 leaders were required to coordinate mutual aid resources from agencies within Lincoln County and neighboring counties to respond to the simulated event. Fire, hazardous material and civil support teams derived immediate plans for public safety. The ambulance and hospitals outlined a transportation plan for the transfer of mock victims to local and regional hospitals. Law enforcement agencies focused on scene safety, reopening of transportation routes, coordinating family reunification of injured persons, and identifying potential sources for secondary explosive devices. The medical examiner s office planned for victim identification and human remains preservation. Animal services also played a role in this exercise by outlining how the injured and loose animals would be secured and cared for until reunited with their owners. "The goal of this exercise was to enhance collaboration between the multi-jurisdictional agencies that may be involved in this type of response," said Jenny Demaris, Lincoln County Emergency Manager. "It's only an exercise, but it's also a test of our ability to coordinate multiple response and support resources for a complex emergency. The exercise concluded with a mock press briefing of the command leaders. Chief Don Baker, North Lincoln Fire and Rescue stated, An exercise that feels as real as this, creates pressure on all participants. When you toss in real world deadlines (for a press briefing) it takes a crew of individuals to collect data, craft a communication and present a calm, factual public information message in a room full of chaos." Thank you to the community members, public safety responders, Yaquina Bay Communications (Lincoln County) and KATU (Portland) for their contributions to the development and implementation of this exercise. Virginia "Jenny" Demaris Emergency Manager Lincoln County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management 225 W. Olive St. Newport, Oregon 97365 vdemaris@co.lincoln.or.us (541) 265-4199 Office (541) 270-0702 Cell

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June 9, 2015, Lincoln County Exercise Participating Agencies and Organizations Ambulance EMS Pacific West Ambulance Central Oregon Coast Fire and Rescue CERT CERT Depoe Bay, Newport, & Seal Rock City City of Florence, Admin City of Lincoln City, Police, Admin City of Newport, Policy, Airport, Law, Fire City of Toledo, Dispatch, Law, Fire, Admin City of Waldport, Policy City of Yachats, Emergency Planning Community Partners & VOAD American Red Cross Central Lincoln PUD (PIO) Lincoln County School District Oregon State University USCG Auxiliary County - Lincoln Board of Commissioners & Public Information District Attorney s Office Facilities Health and Human Services: Behavioral, Environmental, Public Health & Medical Director Sheriff s Office: Administration, Animal Services, Auxiliary Communication Service Volunteers, Corrections, Detectives, Emergency Management, Patrol, Search and Rescue Transit County Other Clackamas County, Medical Examiner s Office Clatsop County, Emergency Management Lane County, Public Health Linn County, Public Health Yamhill County, Emergency Management Yamhill County, Public Health Dispatch Lincoln City Dispatch Toledo Dispatch Willamette Valley Communication Center Federal Federal Bureau of Investigation USCG, North Bend, Depoe Bay, Yaquina Bay US Customs and Border Protection Fire Service Albany Fire Department Central Oregon Coast Fire and Rescue Corvallis Fire Department Depoe Bay Rural Fire Protection District Nestucca Rural Fire Protection District Newberg Fire and Rescue North Lincoln Fire and Rescue Salem Fire Department Seal Rock Fire and Rescue Toledo Fire and Rescue Hospitals Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital Providence Health and Services Oregon State Hospital, Junction City Law Enforcement Federal Bureau of Investigation Lincoln City Police Department Lincoln County Sheriff s Office Newport Police Department & Volunteers Oregon State Police Toledo Police Department State Health Authority (OHA) Military Department, TAG, CST, Aviation Office of Emergency Management (OEM) State Haz Mat Team 13/5 (Corvallis/Albany/Salem) State Police (OSP) Transportation (ODOT)