I have a haz mat assessment for the region where I work. Im enclosing the scenario that I have to deal with, I know what im going to do Im curious if I missed anything so here goes;

I have recieved a rare opportunity; at one of the place that I assess they just elected a new sheriff, fire chief, ems manager and emergency management guy. We got a sit down to go over haz mat and decon; I know what Im going to say but what part would YOU have each of them play?

Its a small town about 2500 ppl in the summer; 2 fire trucks, 1 pumper 6 full time guys and about 20 trained volunteers. the truck has a foam option

LEO's have 4 cars 6 deputy sherrifs, NO swat and a actual posse of about 20 with two volunteer pilots

EMS has 2 als rigs 4 on staff paramedics, 2 emts + a rescue squad with a older ambulance and about 6 more ppl.

The hospital is a level 4 trauma center with a interior decon shower and an exterior 1 person decon tent. 3 people are trained in decon with another 4 available to help out

The nearest form of any kind of help is one hour away - This hospital has NO stocks of atropine injectors but atropine sulfate on hand.

There is a reverse 9-11 and it is fully functional, there is a local FM station and several members of the community have HAM / SHORTWAVE radios. The hospital has a HAM radio but no trained operator on staff

The hospital has its own generator capable of independant power for 3 days, along with the capability to conduct mass feeding for 3 days. The local high school has offered thier gym and football fields if needed.

And to really jog your brains the town has two carwashes, one can handle semi - and all the water is contained!

and to make things fun a crop duster has just crashed outside of town downwind of the town, and the sun has been up for thirty minuets. the previous nights weather has the temp for today to be 80 degrees...

And to make things interesting the local county fair opens today!

Hit me up Im curious how you all think, and yes you are the emergency manager!