We applying for, and receiving federal and state reimbursements for major disasters. Prepare grant applications, and work with the state and local emergency planning committees to improve the local response to hazardous material incidents. The Scarborough Emergency Plan is an invaluable resource tool for the various public safety departments to use during an emergency. The fire and police departments have standard operating procedures that they employ every day. This plan is intended to augment those, by providing a guideline, and resource list for large scale, or unusual incidents.
Resource lists for food, fuel, water, and heavy equipment.
When the power goes out, we need plans to provide the necessary resources for our emergency responders. A large section on Hazardous Materials response Shelter identification and procedures Evacuation routes and procedures Continuity of government concerns Communications, including public information notices Standard operating procedures for various situations and emergencies. When a serious situation or natural disaster occurs, there is often no time to research how to handle it. The Scarborough Emergency Plan is designed to provide a one stop document to deal with those situations that are uncommon, or above the scope of a normal emergency response. During the second world war there was a real threat of nuclear attack on the United States.