VILLAGE OF HOLMEN
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN
Planning for the Safety of the Village
of Holmen
In the Event of an Emergency
Approved:
Updated:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Emergency
telephone listings 3
Emergency operations center alerting list 4
Village Staff 5
Legal
basis 6
Acronyms 7
Municipal
Emergency Operations Plan
Situations
and assumptions 8
Concept
of operations 8
Organization 11
Responsibilities
and tasks 11
Resource
management 12
Plan
development and maintenance 12
Checklists
President 13
Emergency management director 14
Clerk/assessor/treasurer 15
Warning/communications 16
Law
enforcements 17
Human
services 19
Public
works 21
Public
health services/emergency medical services 22
Public
information 23
Fire
services 24
Damage
assessment 25
Shelter
list 27
Sara
facilities/chemicals 28
Equipment
inventory - Village 30
Equipment inventory – Fire Department 32
Community
map 35
Damage
assessment team call list 36
Disaster
declaration 37
Evacuation
resolution 38
SOP
request from National Guard 39
Personnel
Roster - Village 41
Personnel
Roster – Fire Department 42
Fiscal
and administrative procedures 43
Clean
up contractors 44
Disposal
site 45
Radio
frequencies 46
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE LISTINGS
Number
Police Department 911
Fire
Department 911
Area
Village
President 608-526-3528
Wisconsin
Emergency Management Duty Officer 800-943-0003
Village
Office of Emergency Management 608-526-4336
Electric
Company---Xcel 800-895-1999
Electric
Company---Riverland Energies 608-783-2238
Telephone
Company---Century Tel 608-796-5000
Gas
Company---Xcel Energy 800-895-1999
American
Red Cross 608-788-1000
Salvation
Army 608-782-6126
Gundersen/Lutheran
Medical Center 608-782-7300
Franciscan
Skemp Healthcare 608-785-0940
Chemtrec
800-424-9300
National
Response Center 608-424-8802
ALERTING LIST
1.
Emergency Management
Director: Mike McHugh
Work Phone: 608-526-4212
Home Phone: 608-526-2011
Cell Phone: 608-386-3175
2. President: Nancy Proctor
Work Phone: 608-526-6307
3.
Police Chief/Deputy: Mike Mc Hugh
Work Phone: 608-526-4212
Home Phone: 608-526-2011
Cell Phone: 608-386-3175
4.
Fire Chief: Doug Schober
Work Phone: 608-526-9363
Home Phone: 608-526-4514
Pager: 911
5.
Engineer: Robert Haines
Work Phone: 608-526-3513
Home Phone: 608-526-9953
Cell Phone: 608-780-2181
6.
Administrator/Clerk: Catherine Schmit
Work Phone: 608-526-4160
Home Phone: 608-781-0397
7.
Assessor: Bowmar Appraisal
Work Phone: 715-834-5801
8. Treasurer: Angela Hornberg
Work Phone: 608-526-6302
9.
Public Health Officer: Catherine Schmit
Work Phone: 608-526-4160
Home Phone: 608-781-0397
10.
Emergency Medical
Services: Doug Schober
Work Phone: 608-526-9363
Home Phone: 608-526-4514
Cell Phone: 608-780-0772
Staff
Personnel
Police Chief: Mike
McHugh
Police Sergeant: Dale
Chroninger
Patrol Officers: James Kerr
Crystal
Sedevie
Terry
Kind
Robert
Rice
Shane
Collins
Public Works Director: Robert
Haines
Assistant Public Works
Director: Ben Spanel
Senior Staff Water
Department: Jeff Hanson
Senior Staff Sewer Department:
Virgil Clement
Village President: Nancy Proctor
Administrator: Catherine Schmit
Deputy Clerk/Treasurer: Angela Hornberg
Fire Chief: Doug Schober
Assistant Fire Chief:
Captain: Bill Bulawa
LEGAL BASIS
The Legal Basis for the development of this municipal plan is stated in the following documents:
Public Law 103-337
Statutes Description
21.11
Call to Active Duty
26.97
Law Enforcement and Police Power
59.025 Administrative
Home Rule
59.026 Construction
of Powers
59.031
59.033
59.05
Chairperson, Vice Chairperson - Duties and Powers
59.07 General Powers of
49.08
Public Work, How Done: Public
Emergencies
59.083
Consolidation of Municipal Services, Home
Rule, Metropolitan District.
59.24
Peace Maintenance
61.43
Powers of Village Board
66.325
Emergency Power
83.09
Emergency Repairs ff
166.03
(1) Powers and Duties of The Governor
(4) Powers and Duties of Counties and Municipalities
(5) Powers and Duties of Heads of Emergency
Government Services
213.095 Police Power of Fire Chief, Rescue Squads
895.483
(2) Civil Liability Exemption;
Response Team
Mutual Aid
Agreements
ACRONYMS
CP Command Post
DNR Department Of Natural Resources
EOC
EOP
Emergency Operations Plan
PIO Public Information Officer
UDSR Uniform Disaster Situation Report
WEM
MUNICIPAL
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN (EOP)
A.
PURPOSE:
This municipal plan has been developed to provide
procedures for the
B.
SITUATION AND ASSUMPTIONS:
Several types of hazards pose a threat to the lives,
property or environment in
C.
CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS:
Municipal officials have primary responsibility for disasters which take place in the municipality. They will activate the appropriate municipal agencies to deal with the disaster. The chief elected municipal official or the municipality emergency director is responsible for coordinating the response of municipal agencies and coordinating the response with county officials, if county assistance is necessary.
Actions that the municipality and county should
consider if this municipal plan is activated.
1.
Municipal agencies assess the nature and scope of the emergency or
disaster.
2.
If the situation can be handled locally, do so using the procedures in this
plan, as appropriate.
a.
The Emergency Management Director advises the Village
President and coordinates all emergency response
actions.
b.
The Village President declares a local state of emergency and
notifies the La Crosse County Emergency Management
Coordinator of this action.
c.
Forward the local state of emergency declaration to the county’s
Emergency management office.
d.
The Emergency Management Director activates the municipal
EOC. This
facility is located at
e.
Municipal emergency response officials/agencies respond
according to the checklists as listed.
f.
The Village President directs departments/agencies to respond to
the situation.
g.
The Village President issues directives as to travel restrictions on
local roads and recommends protective actions if
necessary.
h.
Notify the public of the situation and appropriate actions to take.
i.
Keep county officials informed of the situation and actions taken.
3.
If municipal resources become exhausted or if special resources are
required, request county assistance through the La
Crosse Emergency
Management Coordinator.
4.
If assistance is requested, the La Crosse County Emergency Management
Coordinator assesses the situation and makes recommendations.
5.
The county will do the following ( to the extent appropriate):
a.
Activate the
b.
Implement the
c.
Respond with county resources as requested.
d.
Activate mutual aid agreements.
e.
Coordinate county resources with municipal resources.
f.
Notify
Regional Director.
g.
Forward Uniform Damage Situation Report (UDSR) form.
h.
Assist municipality with prioritizing and allocating resources.
6.
If municipal and county resources are exhausted, the
Management Coordinator can request state assistance
through
Emergency Management (WEM).
7.
If state assistance is requested, the WEM Administrator in conjunction
with the Regional Director,
8.
After completing the assessment, the WEM Regional Director
immediately notifies the State WEM Administrator.
9; The
State Administrator of Emergency Management notifies the Governor
and makes
recommendations.
10. If
state assistance is granted, procedures will be followed as stated in the Wisconsin EOP and the
D.
ORGANIZATION:
Organizational
Chart
Holmen Area Fire Department
Organizational Chart
E.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS
See Pages 13-26 for emergency responsibilities of key officials in the Village.
F.
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT:
Additional support from La Crosse Departments may include:
a.
La Crosse County Sheriff’s Office
b.
c.
d.
Incident Commander
e.
Planning Section Chief
f.
Staging Area Manager
g.
County Highway Department
h.
County Social Services Department
i.
County Health Department
j.
Logistics Chief
k.
l.
m.
Mutual Air Reciprocal Agreements:
a.
None
Support from Private
Agencies/Volunteer Groups:
a.
American Red Cross
b.
Salvation Army
G.
PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE:
The
The EOP Committee meets on an as needed basis or as
determined by the Village President. The
Committee reviews incidents, changes and adds new information and makes
revisions in this plan.
This Committee also conducts after-action reviews of
all exercises and major incidents.
Nancy Proctor—President
Mike McHugh---Village Emergency Management
Director/Police Chief
Eugene R Alberts --- Village Administrator/Clerk
Doug Schober --- Fire Chief
Robert Haines --- Public Works Director
VILLAGE PRESIDENT
KEY ACTION CHECKLISTS
This page is designed to identify the responsibilities and tasks of the Village President and provide a checklist of actions to consider when this municipal plan is activated.
This
Village President is responsible for the overall management of the
THE
VILLAGE PRESIDENT SHOULD:
1.
Ensure that the Village Emergency Management Director or designated
person
has activated/ is activating the Emergency
Operations Center (EOC) or Command Post.
2.
Report to the EOP/CP
3.
Ensure that the Village Emergency Management Director or designated
person
provides an initial damage assessment and casualty
report.
4.
Ensure that the Village Emergency Management Director and Village
officials brief the EOC staff as to the status of the disaster.
5.
Be ready to issue a declaration of emergency.
6. Ensure that the Village Public
Information Officer (PIO) and/or designated person
is notified and reports to the EOC.
1.
In consultation with the Village
Emergency Management Director, determine
whether or not county, state or federal assistance
should be requested. (Village/County resources must be fully committed before
state or federal assistance is available.
If assistance is requested, specify the type and amount of assistance
needed).
VILLAGE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
DIRECTOR
KEY ACTION CHECKLISTS
This page is designed to identify the responsibilities and tasks of the Village Emergency Management Director and provide a checklist of actions to consider when this municipal plan is activated.
The
Village Emergency Management Director coordinates all components of the
emergency management program in the
THE
VILLAGE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR SHOULD:
1. Report to the Village EOC/CP.
2.
Ensure that village officials and county emergency management
coordinator have
been notified, key facilities warned, sirens
activated, etc.
3.
Activate the Village EOC (see EOC Alerting List). Make sure that it is fully
operational and that the EOC staff have reported/are
reporting to it.
4.
Obtain initial Uniform Disaster Situation Report (UDSR) and other
relevant
information.
Relay this information to the Village President and to the
5.
Conduct regular briefings of EOC staff as to the status of the
situation.
6. Evaluate available resources, including
personnel, by checking with EOC Staff.
If deficiencies exit, take action to
obtain the needed resources.
7. Ensure that all department/agency
heads have begun to keep separate and accurate
records of disaster-related expenditures.
VILLAGE
CLERK/ASSESSOR/TREASURER
KEY ACTION CHECKLISTS
This page is designed to identify the responsibilities and tasks of the village clerk/assessor/treasurer and provide a checklist of actions to consider when this municipal plan is activated.
The
Village Clerk/Assessor/Treasurer is responsible for their assigned activities
in the
THE
VILLAGE CLERK/ASSESSOR/TREASURER SHOULD:
1. Report to the Village EOP/CP.
2.
Maintain records indicating Village expenses incurred due to the
disaster.
3.
Assist in the damage assessment process by:
a.
Provide information regarding the dollar value of property damaged as a
result of the disaster.
b.
Provide information (name, telephone number, etc.) regarding the owners
of property which has been damaged/destroyed as a
result of the disaster.
4.
Delegate authority to department directors to permit acquisition of
equipment and
supplies needed following a disaster.
5.
Assign department directors account numbers to which emergency
expenditures
may be charged.
WARNING/COMMUNICATIONS
KEY ACTION CHECKLISTS
This page is designed to identify the department or agency in the municipality responsible for warning and communications activities and provides a list of actions this department/agency should consider when this municipal plan is activated.
The
Warning and Communications function is responsible for warning and
communicating in the
The
La Crosse County Emergency dispatch center, located in the La Crosse County
Court House is responsible for warning and communications activities in the
1.
Warn the following:
a.
Municipal Elected Officials
b.
Municipal Emergency Management Director
c.
d.
e.
Special Facilities
1. Schools if appropriate
2.
Ensure all agencies represented in the municipal EOC have
communications both
to their staff at their department offices and their
staff at the incident site.
List communications equipment:
a.
Land Phones
b.
Cell Phones
c.
Municipal Radio System
3.
Activate public warning system.
This may consist of the
4.
Establish communications with the
a.
Land Phones
b.
Cell Phones
c.
Municipal Radio System
5.
Establish communications with Command Post if established.
LAW ENFORCEMENT
KEY ACTION CHECKLISTS
This page is designed to provide a list of actions the municipal police department should consider when this municipal plan is activated. The municipal police has mutual aid agreements with:
1.
2.
Onalaska Fire Department
3.
4.
5.
Shelby Fire Department
6.
The
Holmen Police Department is responsible for law enforcement activities in the
1.
Ensure that all Police Department staff have been notified and that
they report, as
situation directs.
2.
Direct the designated law enforcement representative to report, as
situation directs.
3.
Secure the affected area and perform traffic and crowd control.
4.
Participate in warning the public as situation warrants.
5.
Determine the scope of incident as to immediate casualties/destruction
and whether the incident has the potential to expand and escalate.
6.
Direct officer(s) to close off the damage site area and to stop all
in-bound traffic. Set up an emergency
pass system.
7.
Report above information to appropriate law enforcement agencies.
8.
Establish a staging area in the municipality; designate a CP; and
establish initial command until relieved.
9.
If appropriate and if available, dispatch a communications vehicle to
the scene of the disaster.
Other
responsibilities may include:
a.
Enforce curfew restrictions in the affected area.
b.
Coordinate the removal of vehicles blocking evacuation or other
response
activities.
c.
Assist the medical examiner with mortuary services.
d.
Assist with search and rescue activities.
e.
If the
f.
Try to anticipate your department’s needs for manpower and equipment
24-hours in advance. If additional assistance
is needed, utilize mutual aid agreements with other police departments.
HUMAN SERVICES
KEY ACTION CHECKLIST
This page is designed to provide the county department of
social services with the responsibility for providing human services within the
The
Village Administrator from the
1.
Coordinate activities of municipal agencies/departments which provide
human
services type services. (Identified in
2.
Report to the emergency operations center.
3.
Coordinate with Red Cross in opening and managing shelters in the
municipality.
4.
Ensure canteen is set up to feed emergency workers in the municipality.
5.
Work with Red Cross/Salvation Army in providing food and clothing to
disaster victims. Provide emergency
assistance to persons with special needs.
6.
Provide necessary outreach services to citizens affected by emergency
or disaster.
7.
Distribute literature to disaster victims given instructions and
assistance pertaining to their immediate needs.
8.
Provide psychological counseling and crisis intervention to disaster
victims.
9.
If
PUBLIC WORKS
KEY ACTION CHECKLIST
This page is designed to identify the department or agency in the municipality responsible for public works activities and provides a list of actions this department should consider when this municipal plan is activated. This department upon notification may respond directly to the EOC/CP.
The
Public Works Department is responsible for public works activities in the
1. Ensure that all department personnel
have been alerted and that they report as the
situation directs.
2.
Report to the Village EOC/Command Post.
3. Review the disaster situation with
field personnel and report situation to the
Village Emergency Management
Director.
4. Maintain transportation routes.
5. If necessary, coordinate flood fighting
activities, including sandbagging,
emergency diking, and pumping
operations.
6. Coordinate with Law Enforcement travel
restrictions/road closures within the
municipality.
7. Provide emergency generators and
lighting.
8. Assist with traffic control and access
to the affected area.
9. Assist with urban search and rescue
activities as may be requested.
10.
Assist private utilities with the shutdown of gas and electric
services.
11.
As necessary, establish a staging area for public works.
12.
Report public facility damage information to the Damage Assessment
Team, see page 36.
13.
If the
14.
If required, perform an emergency test of the Village’s water supply.
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES/EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
KEY ACTION CHECKLISTS
This page is designed to identify the person in the
municipality responsible for public health services and emergency medical
services (
The
Holmen Fire Chief will serve as the Public Health and Emergency Medical
Services Liaison in the
1.
Assist in evacuating nursing homes, day care centers, and medical
facilities as
needed.
2.
Coordinate emergency medical care to victims.
3.
Assure that public health needs of disaster victims are met.
4.
Assure primary operational control for health-related emergencies such
as pollution, contamination, diseases, and epidemics.
5.
Establish a triage area for victims.
6.
Coordinate medical transportation for victims.
7.
Establish a staging area in the municipality.
PUBLIC INFORMATION
KEY ACTION CHECKLIST
This page is designed to identify the agency in the municipality responsible for public information activities and provides a list of actions this agency should consider when this municipal plan is activated.
The
Village Administrator/Clerk is responsible for public information activities in
the
1.
The Public Information Officer (PIO) will function as the sole point of
contact for
the news media and public officials.
2.
Maintain liaison with the EOC and CP in order to stay abreast of
situation.
3.
Establish news media briefing room and brief the media at periodic
intervals.
4.
If the situation escalates and the county EOC is activated, coordinate
with the
5.
Conduct press tours of disaster areas within the municipality as the
situation
stabilizes.
6.
Assist the county in establishing a
7.
Assist the county with establishing a
8.
Issue protective action recommendations or public service advisories as
directed by the chief elected official.
FIRE SERVICE
KEY ACTION CHECKLIST
This attachment is designed to provide a list of actions the municipal fire department should consider when this municipal plan is activated.
The
Holmen Area Fire Department is responsible for fire services activities in the
1.
Establish and/or respond to designated staging area, CP or Village
EOC as
directed by on-scene personnel.
2.
Assist Law Enforcement in warning the affected population.
3.
Rescue injured/trapped persons.
4.
Protect critical facilities and resources.
5.
Designate a person to record the arrival and deployment of emergency
personnel and equipment.
6.
Assist Law Enforcement with evacuation, if needed.
7.
Assist the municipal public works department and utilities with
shutting down gas and electric services, if necessary.
Other
responsibilities may include:
a.
Assist with traffic control.
b.
Assist with debris clearance.
c.
If the
d.
If the Regional Hazardous Materials Team is needed for a Level A
response, obtain assistance through the WEM Duty Officer.
e.
If additional assistance is necessary, utilize mutual aid agreements
and/or contracts with other fire departments.
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
KEY ACTION CHECKLIST
This page is designed to identify the agency in the municipality responsible for collecting damage assessment information and provides a list of actions. This agency should consider when this municipal plan is activated.
The
Village Administrator/Clerk is responsible for damage assessment activities in
the
1.
Report to the Village EOC or Command Post.
2. Record initial information from first
responders such as law enforcement, public
works or fire service.
3. Activate the damage assessment team, which
consists of the following municipal
departments/agencies: Police, Fire,
Water, Sewer, and Public Works responsible
for public damage assessment and
those responsible for individual damage
assessment.
a.
Within first 2-3 hours: Complete
preliminary UDSR:
1.
Number of fatalities.
2.
Number of critical/minor injuries.
3.
Number of home/businesses damaged/destroyed.
4.
Number of power/telephone lines, poles damaged.
5.
Number of public facilities such as highways, roads, bridges, etc
damaged.
6.
Number of people who are homeless or in shelters.
b.
Within 8 hours:
1.
Recount items 1 – 6 above.
2.
Complete another UDSR, estimating public and private damage.
3.
Video tape and/or take photos of major damage.
c.
Within 24 hours:
1.
Update items 1-6 above.
2.
Complete updated UDSR.
4. Provide damage assessment information
to the appropriate village officials and
La Crosse County Emergency
Management Coordinator to assist in the
preparation of the
5. If the situation warrants, assist the Village
President with the preparation of a
local state of emergency declaration
and forward to the
Emergency Management Coordinator.
6. Plot damage assessment information on
status boards in the municipal EOC and
locate damage sites on a map.
7. Record all expenditures for municipal
personnel, equipment, supplies, services,
etc., and track resources being
used.
8. Prepare reports for the Village Public
Information Officer.
SHELTER LIST AND/OR MAPS
KEY ACTION CHECKLIST
Location Contact Phone
Village Hall Catherine Schmit 608-526-4160 Capacity 150
American Legion Derrick Olson 608-526-4444 Capacity 450
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Father McHugh 608-526-4424 Capacity 623
Viking Elementary John Daily 608-526-9669 Capacity 050
Evergreen Elementary John Daily 608-526-9669 Capacity 050
Sandlake Elementary John Daily 608-526-9669 Capacity 050
SARA FACILITIES/CHEMICALS
List of Facilities in the
Fire Department Area
That Have Stored Chemicals
|
Holmen Area
Fire Department |
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Hazardous
Material Inventory |
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BUSINESS NAME |
CHEMICAL |
PLACARD# |
DOT GUIDE # |
|
|
CenturyTel
-Holmen |
Sulfuric
Acid |
MC307 |
137 |
|
|
CenturyTel-Brice
Prairie |
Sulfuric
Acid |
MC307 |
137 |
|
|
Croell
Redi Mix, Inc |
Diesel
Fuel -
(10,000 gal) |
1993 |
128 |
|
|
Croell
Redi Mix, Inc |
Aggregate |
|
|
|
|
Croell
Redi Mix, Inc |
Cement
Powder |
1133 |
128 |
|
|
Croell
Redi Mix, Inc |
Fly
ash |
|
|
|
|
Evergreen
Elementary |
#2
Fuel Oil |
1202 |
128 |
|
|
Ferrell
Gas |
Liquified
petroleum gas |
1075 |
115 |
|
|
Ferrell
Gas |
Propane |
1978 |
22 |
|
|
General
telephone |
Sulfuric
Acid |
1831 |
39 |
|
|
|
Liquified
petroleum gas |
1075 |
115 |
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Muriate
of potash |
2070 |
143 |
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Urea
- sulfur coated |
1350 |
133 |
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Ammoniated
phosphate |
2070 |
143 |
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Triflualin |
2941 |
153 |
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Urea
Nitrate |
1357 |
113 |
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Dolomite
Granules |
|
|
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Benefin |
|
|
|
|
Holmen
Lawn & Garden |
Dinitoaniline
Herbicide |
1596 |
153 |
|
|
Kwik
Trip #311 |
Diesel
Fuel |
1993 |
128 |
|
|
Kwik
Trip #311 |
Gasoline |
1203 |
128 |
|
|
Mathy
Concrete Plant |
Aggregate |
|
|
|
|
Mathy
Concrete Plant |
Diesel
Fuel #2 |
1993 |
128 |
|
|
Mathy
Concrete Plant |
Cement |
1133 |
128 |
|
|
Mathy
Concrete Plant |
Fly
ash |
|
|
|
|
Metallics
Inc |
Mineral
Spirits |
|
|
|
|
Metallics
Inc |
Sulfuric
Acid |
1831 |
39 |
|
|
Metallics
Inc |
Propane |
1978 |
22 |
|
|
Metallics
Inc |
Hydrated
Lime |
|
|
|
|
Metallics
Inc |
Hydroflouric
acid, ehs name |
1052 |
15 |
|
|
|
hydrogen
flouride |
|
|
|
|
Metallics
Inc |
Nitric
Acid |
2032 |
157 |
|
|
Northern
Engraving |
Propane,
tanks |
1978 |
115 |
|
|
Onalaska
Landfill |
Sodium
Hydroxide Solution |
1824 |
154 |
|
|
Onalaska
Landfill |
Sulfuric
Acid |
1831 |
39 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Amyl
acetate |
1104 |
129 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Turpentine |
1299 |
128 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Polyvinyl
Chloride |
1086 |
116 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Outers
-petroleum distillates |
1268 |
128 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Petroleum
distillates xylenes |
1307 |
130 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Sulfuric
Acid |
1831 |
39 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Polyvinyl
Chloride |
1086 |
116 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Gun
oil |
9277 |
171 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Propane |
1978 |
115 |
|
|
Outers
ATK |
Naptha,
142 flash petroleum |
1255 |
27 |
|
|
|
Chlorothalonil
and fenarimol |
2904 |
154 |
|
|
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lesco
twosome flowable fungicide |
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Triflualin |
2941 |
153 |
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Potassium
nitrate mixture |
1486 |
140 |
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Diazinon |
2783 |
152 |
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Dicamba
2-4-D, MCPP, LESCO |
3003 |
131 |
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3-way
herbicide |
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Granular
fertilizer |
1350 |
133 |
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sulfur
coated fertilizer |
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Sherwin
Williams |
Paints |
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List of Emergency Equipment |
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Description |
Department |
Location Stored |
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Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
Tank Truck |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
Econ Cargovan150 |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
F800 Dump Truck |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
Dump Truck F8000 |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Chevrolet
4X4 Truck |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
4X4 one ton truck |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
F250 Truck 4X4 |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Sterling
Truck |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
F250 Truck 4X4 |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
Crown |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Ford
F150 4X4 |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Midland
Portable Pump |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Atlas
Copco Air Compressor |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Generator |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Universal
Snow Plow |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Brush
Chipper |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Universal
UTA Snow plow |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Wing
Plow 7' |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Power
washer |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Henderson
Tailgate sander |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Woods
Mower |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Lely
Mower |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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John
Deere Front End Loader |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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John
Deere Backhoe |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Jeep
Cherokee |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Hiniker
V-Plow |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Plow
Mount for PR Truck |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Dump
body on Sterling Truck |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Universal
Plow/Wing and Sander on |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Tymco
600 Street Sweeper |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Air-Trip
tailgate |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Hydraulic
Assembly – FEL |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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Universal
Plow for Front End Loader |
Public
Works |
Empire
Street Public Works Shop |
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New
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Public
Works |
Waste
Water Treatment Plant |
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Ford
mower w/snow blower and broom |
Public
Works |
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Jacobsen
Mower/Snowblower |
Public
Works |
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John
Deere Gator w/drag |
Public
Works |
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Trailer
– Parks |
Public
Works |
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John
Deere Mower |
Public
Works |
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Crown
Victoria Squad Car |
Police |
Village
Hall |
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Ford
Expedition |
Police |
Village
Hall |
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Ford
Crown |
Police |
Village
Hall |
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Ford
Crown |
Police |
Village
Hall |
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Ford
Crown |
Police |
Village
Hall |
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Holmen Area
Fire Department |
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Equipment
Inventory |
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Updated |
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Qty |
Description |
Unit/Room |
Qty |
Description |
Unit/Room |
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3 |
Air
Bags, Rescue |
772 |
1 |
Chain,
log, 20' |
763 |
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1 |
Axe,
6# flat headed |
769 |
2 |
Chains,
tow, 20' |
766 |
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1 |
Axe,
6# pick headed |
765 |
1 |
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