Facility Disaster Planning Subcommittee July 18, 2012

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1 All Hazards Guide for Businesses: Planning for Risks

This Resource Manual is designed to assist businesses with the development of more thorough Disaster Plans by identifying data and resources associated with a variety of man-made and natural hazards.

Hazmat Hurricanes Tornados

Thunderstorms/Lightning Fire Freshwater Flooding

Terrorism/Violence in Workplace Cyber Attacks Civil Disorder/Unrest Tampa Bay Local Emergency Planning Committee Facility Disaster Planning Subcommittee 4000 Gateway Centre Blvd., Suite 100 Pinellas Park, FL 33782 727/570-5151 ext. 29 / Staff Contact: John Meyer 2

Business Continuity Planning

Business Continuity Plans (BCP) cover a range of situations, including the death of a key executive or manager, crisis events that threaten to shut down business operations for an extended period of time, and other financial situation or unexpected event that threatens to destroy or injure the company. BCP is the act of anticipating incidents which will affect critical functions of the company and ensuring that the business and its employees respond to any emergency in a safe, planned and rehearsed manner. 3

Components of your BCP

1. Strategic Plans - defines the vision, mission, goals and objectives of the program. 2. Contingency Planning – Emergency Operations/Response identifies the procedures which spell out how you will respond to emergencies, such as hazardous materials release, fire or hurricane. The contingency plan should include checklists that also list roles and responsibilities of internal and external agencies. 3. Mitigation Strategy – spell out the interim and long-term actions to eliminate hazards or to reduce the impact of those hazards. It’s about protection of your assets (including date), facilities and, most importantly, your employees. 4. Recovery Strategy – identifies the short-term and long-term priorities, processes, vital records, resources and procedures for the restoration of services, facilities, etc. The Recovery Strategy should address the possibility of losing access to one or more workplaces/facilities (i.e. Alternate Facility). This Continuity of Operations Plan identifies critical procedures and function to be recovered and what is necessary to do so. 4

Business Continuity Planning

Links/Resources:

Get-A-Plan Disaster Planning Guide for TB Region FloridaDisaster.org PrepareMyBusiness.org SecureFlorida.org FEMA.gov Small Business Administration (SBA) CDC.gov Ready.gov National Safety Council Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) DisasterRecovery.org American Red Cross Insurance Agencies/Companies 5

Hazardous Materials

Public awareness of the potential danger from accidental releases of hazardous substances heightened over the years as serious chemical accidents and releases have occurred around the world. The Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (“SARA Title III”) in 1986 and the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA”) in 1988 were enacted to: improve chemical safety, protect public health, protect the environment and increase public awareness.

If your business stores hazardous materials, it is important that you reach out to your local emergency responders to ensure that your facility:

 Complies with all requirements and safety protocols;  Develop and share contingency plans including emergency contacts; and  Train/exercise your employees on safety procedures. 6 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

Resource Links:

PLANNING RECOVERY EPA List-of-Lists LEPC District 8/SERC EPCRA/Sara Title III State Watch Office LEPC District 8/SERC National Response Center USDOT’s Pipeline & Hazardous Haz. Waste Regulations/Disposal Materials Safety Admin.(PHMSA) Local Fire Departments OSHA/HAZWOPER FL DEP/ Bureau of Emer. Response Nat’l Weather Svc. - U.S./Tampa Law Enforcement Entities NOAA USCG – Sector St. Pete/National State Watch Office Hospitals National Response Center FDOT/USDOT County Emer. Mgmt. agencies Local Media Hazardous Waste Disposal County/Municipal Stormwater Agencies Local Fire Departments County Emer. Mgmt. agencies FL Poison Information Center Environmental Prot. Comm. of Hills. Co. Shelter-in-Place (Video) County/Municipal Wastewater Facilities Hospitals Wireless Information System for Local Media Emergency Responders (WISER) Tampa Bay Ports Agricultural Chemicals 7 SEVERE WEATHER

Hurricanes A hurricane is a type of tropical cyclone or severe tropical storm that forms in the southern Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, and in the eastern Pacific Ocean.

All Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coastal areas are subject to hurricanes. The Atlantic hurricane season lasts from June to November, with the peak season from mid-August to late October.

Hurricanes can cause catastrophic damage to coastlines and several hundred miles inland. Hurricane can produce winds exceeding 155 miles per hour as well as tornadoes and mircrobursts. Additionally, hurricanes can create storm surges along the coast and cause extensive damage from heavy rainfall. Floods and flying debris from the excessive winds are often the deadly and destructive results of these weather events. 8 SEVERE WEATHER

Tornadoes

Tornadoes are nature’s most violent storms. Spawned from powerful thunderstorms, tornadoes can cause fatalities and devastate a neighborhood in seconds. A tornado appears as a rotating, funnel-shaped cloud that extends from a thunderstorm to the ground with whirling winds that can reach 300 miles per hour. Damage paths can be in excess of one mile wide and 50 miles long. Every state is at some risk from this hazard. Some tornadoes are clearly visible, while rain or nearby low-hanging clouds obscure others. Occasionally, tornadoes develop so rapidly that little, if any, advance warning is possible. Before a tornado hits, the wind may die down and the air may become very still. A cloud of debris can mark the location of a tornado even if a funnel is not visible. Tornadoes generally occur near the trailing edge of a thunderstorm. It is not uncommon to see clear, sunlit skies behind a tornado. 9 SEVERE WEATHER

Thunderstorms/Lightning

The Tampa Bay Region is #1 in lightning strikes in the U.S. Your business should be able to handle the occasional power outages and protect your facility from potential fires and strikes.

All thunderstorms are dangerous. Every thunderstorm produces lightning. While lightning fatalities have decreased over the past 30 years, lightning continues to be one of the top three storm- related killers in the United States. In 2010 there were 29 fatalities and 182 injuries from lightning. Although most lightning victims survive, people struck by lightning often report a variety of long- term, debilitating symptoms. 10 SEVERE WEATHER

Freshwater Flooding

Floods are one of the most common hazards in the United States, however not all floods are alike. Some floods develop slowly, while others such as flash floods, can develop in just a few minutes and without visible signs of rain. Additionally, floods can be local, impacting a neighborhood or community, or very large, affecting entire river basins and multiple states.

Overland flooding, the most common type of flooding event typically occurs when waterways such as rivers or streams overflow their banks as a result of rainwater and cause flooding in surrounding areas. It can also occur when rainfall exceeds the capacity of underground pipes, or the capacity of streets and drains designed to carry flood water away from urban areas.

Typical business insurance does not cover flood damage. You should review your insurance policies annually to determine if you have sufficient coverage for all types of disasters, including flooding. 11 SEVERE WEATHER

Resource Links: PLANNING RECOVERY

County Hurricane Evacuation Maps Local Media National Hurricane Center County EM websites National Weather Service (General) - Florida Evacuates U.S./Tampa Hospitals National Weather Service (Flooding) American Red Cross – Local / National NOAA FloridaDisaster.org FloridaDisaster.org Local Power Companies Ready.gov (Hurricanes) Ready.gov (Tornados) Municipal/County websites Alert Tampa (Hillsborough) Stay Connected/First Call (Pinellas) 511 Local Media National Flood Insurance Program 12

Fires

Fire is the most frequent hazard affecting businesses. Take steps to protect your facility and your employees. OSHA standards require employers to provide proper exits, fire fighting equipment, emergency plans, and employee training to prevent fire deaths and injuries in the workplace. You can take a few simple precautions which will protect your business and may well preserve the environment you enjoy.

Resource Links:

PLANNING RECOVERY

Local Fire Stations Local Fire Stations Firewise Principles Local Media National Fire Protection Association Ready.gov (Wildfires) Occupational Safety & Health Admin. USDA/U.S. Forest Service County websites 13

Terrorism/Violence in Workplace

Throughout human history, there have been many threats to the security of nations. These threats have brought about large-scale losses of life, the destruction of property, widespread illness and injury, the displacement of large numbers of people and devastating economic loss. Responding to the psychological impact to employees should be addressed. Recent technological advances and ongoing political unrest are components of the increased risk to national security.

Additionally, businesses can minimize their risk to violence in the workplace by establishing and maintaining strict hiring practices, anti- violence policies and security procedures as well as a host of other measures.

Resource Links: Employee Assistance Program (EAP) International Critical Incident Stress Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS) Foundation (ICISF) FL Dept. of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Occupational Safety & Health Admin. Fed. Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (OSHA) Federal Emer. Mgmt Agency (FEMA) 14

Cyber Attacks

According to Wikipedia, Cyberterrorism is defined as the use of Internet based attacks in terrorist activities, including acts of deliberate, large- scale disruption of computer networks, especially of personal computers attached to the Internet, by the means of tools such as computer viruses.

For facilities that produce or inventory hazardous materials, the following resources can be used to plan for a cyber attack results in a loss of control of the chemical inventories and/or processes.

Resource Links:

U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Department of Homeland Security Team (CERT) Nat’l Cybersecurity Preparedness Cyberterrorism Defense Initiative Consortium Fed. Bureau of Investigation (FBI) 15

Civil Disorder/Unrest

According to Wikipedia, civil disorder or civil unrest is a broad term that is typically used by law enforcement to describe one or more forms of unrest caused by a group of people. Civil disturbance is typically a symptom of, and a form of protest against, major socio-political problems; the severity of the action coincides with public expression(s) of displeasure. Examples of civil disorder include, but are not necessarily limited to: illegal parades; sit-ins and other forms of obstructions; riots; sabotage; and other forms of crime. It is intended to be a demonstration to the public and the government, but can escalate into general chaos.

Resource Links: Law Enforcement Entities Department of Homeland Security (DHS) FL Dept. of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Local Media Florida Fusion Centers School Districts (County Specific) 16 RESOURCES 17

INSURANCE AGENCIES/COMPANIES:

National:

National Association of Insurance Commissioners Federal Insurance Office (under Dept. of the Treasury)

State:

Florida Office of Insurance Regulation

Companies:

Allstate Nationwide Insurance State Farm The Hartford Travelers Geico 18

COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCIES

Citrus Hernando Hillsborough Manatee Pasco Pinellas 19

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT/STATIONS

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY Unincorporated Hillsborough County Fire Rescue (Map) Headquarters - 2709 E. Hanna Avenue, Tampa # 1 - Progress Village - 3302 S. 78th Street, Tampa #23 - Dover - 3138 Sydney Dover Road, Dover # 2 - Lithia - 6726 Lithia Pinecrest Road, Lithia #24 - Lutz - 129 Lutz-Lake Fern Road, Lutz # 3 - Riverview - 10817 Big Bend Road, Riverview #25 - Springhead - 4503 Coronet Road, Plant City # 4 - Armwood - 11826 U.S. 92, Seffner #26 - Cork Nights - 5302 Thonotosassa Road, Plant City # 6 - Henderson - 10100 Henderson Road, Tampa #27 - Bloomingdale - 4705 Bloomingdale Ave., Valrico # 7 – S. Brandon - 122 W. Bloomingdale Ave.,Brandon #28 - Sun City- 4551 Sun City Center Blvd., Sun City Ctr # 8 - Sundance - 602 Lightfoot Road, Wimauma #29 - Apollo Beach, 626 Golf & Sea Blvd., Apollo Bch # 9 - Sabal Park - 3225 N. Falkenburg Road, Tampa #30 - Midway - 2526 Charlie Taylor Road, Plant City #10 - Armdale - 8430 N. Grady Avenue, Tampa #31 - W. Hillsborough - 8901 Memorial Hwy., Tampa #11 - Brandon - 117 Ridgewood Avenue, Brandon #32 - East Lake - 5808 Haney Road, Tampa #12 - Gibsonton - 8612 Gibsonton Drive, Gibsonton #33 - Falkenburg - 850 S. Falkenburg Road, Tampa #13 - Gunn Highway - 7502 N. Gunn Highway, Tampa #34 - Van Dyke - 6415 Van Dyke Road, Lutz #14 - N. Hillsborough - 1113 E. 129th Avenue, Tampa #35 - Westchase - 10401 Countryway Blvd., Tampa #15 - Palm River - 715 S. 58th Street, Tampa #36 - Valrico - 116 N. Dover Road, Dover #16 - Riverview - 9205 Kevin Street, Riverview #38 - River Oaks - 9755 Sheldon Road, Tampa #17 - Ruskin - 410 E. College Avenue, Ruskin #39 - Tampa Shores - 7371 Montague Street, Tampa #18 - N. Brandon/Seffner- 3096 S. Kingsway Rd, Seffner #40 - Chapman - 16304 N. Nebraska Avenue, Tampa #19 - Carrollwood - 13210 N. Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa #41 - Northlake - 15905 Mapledale Blvd., Tampa #20 - W. Hillsborough - 7020 W. Hillsborough Ave., Tpa #42 - Country Place - 5209 Ehrlich Road, Tampa #21 - Thonotosassa - 11641 Flint Avenue, #47 - Florida Hospital - 3100 E. Fletcher Ave., Tampa Thonotosassa #37 - Providence Rd. - 5602 Providence Rd,, Brandon #22 - Wimauma - 1120 7th Street, Wimauma 20

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT/STATIONS

CITRUS COUNTY Unincorporated Citrus County Fire Rescue (Map)

# 2 – Inverness – 105 S. Apopka Ave., Inverness #14 – Citrus Springs – 9515 N. Citrus Springs Blvd., # 3 – Homosassa – 8408 W. Homosassa Trail, Citrus Springs Homosassa #18 – Sugarmill Woods – 5000 W. Oak. Dr., # 5 – Hernando – 3673 E. Orange Ave., Hernando Homosassa # 7 – Connell Heights – 800 N. Rock Crusher Rd., #20 – Pine Ridge – 4785 N. Elkcam Blvd., Beverly Crystal River Hills # 8 – Inverness/Highlands – 4333 S. Little Al Point, #21 – Lecanto – 4400 S. Lecanto Hwy., Lecanto Inverness #23 – Kensington – 285 S. Kensington Ave., # 9 – DeRosa – 10165 N. Citrus Ave., Crystal River Lecanto #13 – Beverly Hills – 4 Regina Blvd., Beverly Hills #24 – Floral City – 7880 E. Spanish Tr., Floral City 21

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT/STATIONS

HERNANDO COUNTY Unincorporated Hernando County Fire Rescue (Map) # 1 - 1479 Parker Ave., Spring Hill # 8 – 32409 Cortez Blvd., Ridge Manor # 2 – 3445 Bob Hartung Ct, Spring Hill # 9 – 24064 Lake Lindsey Rd., Brooksville # 3 – 13240 Spring Hill Dr., Spring Hill #10 – 85 Veterans Ave., Brooksville # 4 – 5083 Mariner Blvd., Spring Hill #11 – 6388 Barclay Ave., Brooksville # 5 – 9490 Eldridge Rd., Spring Hill #12 – 6335 Ovenbird Rd., Brooksville # 6 – 7383 Shoal Line Blvd., Hernando Bch #13 – 15370 Centralia Rd., Brooksville # 7 – 26671 Mondon Hill Rd., Brooksville #14 – 3001 Broad Street, Brooksville Brooksville Fire Rescue

85 Veterans Ave., Brooksville (hosts both BFR & HCFR) 22

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS/STATIONS (CONTINUED)

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY (Municipal Fire Departments)

Plant City Fire Rescue Headquarters – 604 E. Alexander Street 804 N. Alexander Street

Tampa Fire Rescue Headquarters & #1 - 808 East Zack Street #12 - 3073 West Hillsborough Avenue. # 2 - 3911 Bessie Coleman Blvd. (TIA) #13 - 2713 East Annie Street # 3 - 103 South Newport Avenue #14 - 1325 South Church Avenue # 4 - 2100 East 11th Avenue #15 - 4919 South Himes Avenue # 5 - 3900 North Central Avenue #16 - 5126 East 10th Avenue # 6 - 311 South 22nd Street #17 - 601 East Davis Boulevard # 7 - 6129 North Nebraska Avenue #18 - 5706 North 30th Street # 8 - 2015 North Manhattan Avenue #19 - 7910 Interbay Boulevard # 9 - 2525 West Chestnut Street #20 - 16200 Bruce B. Downs Boulevard #10 - 3108 North 34th Street #21 - 18902 Green Pine Lane #11 - 1500 West Waters Avenue #22 - 10871 Cross Creek Blvd.

Temple Terrace Fire Department # 1- 124 Bullard Parkway # 2- 7772 E. Telecom Parkway 23

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT/STATIONS (CONTINUED)

MANATEE COUNTY Unincorporated (Map)

Cedar Hammock Fire Dept. #1 - 5200 26th Street West, Bradenton Cedar Hammock Fire Dept. #2 - 908 36th Avenue West – Bradenton Cedar Hammock Fire Dept. #3 – 6601 53rd Avenue West, Bradenton Cedar Hammock Fire Dept. #4 – 7415 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota East Manatee Fire District #1 - 3200 Lakewood Ranch Blvd., Lakewood Ranch East Manatee Fire District #2 - 803 60th St Ct. E., Bradenton East Manatee Fire District #3 - 150 Rye Rd. Bradenton East Manatee Fire District #4 - 9136 Town Center Parkway Bradenton East Manatee Fire District #5 - 15015 59th Ave East Bradenton East Manatee Fire District #6 - 8800 S.R. 70, Bradenton Myakka City Fire District/Station #1 - 10215 Wauchula Road, Myakka City Myakka City Fire District/Station #2 - 26636 S.R. 70, Myakka City North River Fire District - 1225 14th Avenue East, Palmetto Parrish Fire Department - 12132 U.S. 301 North, Parrish Sarasota-Bradenton Airport Authority - 6000 Airport Circle, Sarasota 24

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS/STATIONS (CONTINUED)

MANATEE COUNTY Unincorporated – CONTINUED Southern Manatee Fire Rescue (Admin.) - 2451 Trailmate Drive, Sarasota Southern Manatee Fire Rescue #1 - 6100 15th Street East, Bradenton Southern Manatee Fire Rescue #2 – 1911 30th Avenue East, Bradenton Southern Manatee Fire Rescue #3 – 7611 Prospect Road, Sarasota Southern Manatee Fire Rescue #4 – 5228 45th Street East, Bradenton Southern Manatee Fire Rescue #5 – 7301 Honore Avenue, Bradenton State of Florida/Division of Forestry - 4723 53rd Avenue East, Bradenton Trailer Estates Fire Department (Volunteer) - 6831 American Way, Bradenton West Manatee Fire Rescue (Admin.) - 6417 3rd Avenue West, Bradenton West Manatee Fire Rescue #1 – 6001 Marina Drive, Holmes Beach West Manatee Fire Rescue #2 – 10350 Cortez Road, Bradenton West Manatee Fire Rescue #4 – 407 67th Street West, Bradenton

MANATEE (Municipal Fire Departments) Bradenton Fire Department #1 - 1010 9th Avenue West #2 - 1401 6th Avenue East 25

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT/STATIONS (CONTINUED)

PASCO COUNTY Unincorporated Pasco County Fire Rescue (Map)

Headquarters – 4111 Land O’ Lakes Blvd., Suite 208, Land O’ Lakes #10 – Bayonet Point/Hudson – 7918 Rhodes Road, Hudson #11 – Embassy Hills/Port Richey – 6700 Riley Court, Port Richey #12 – Holiday – 4602 Mile Stretch Drive, Holiday #13 – Wesley Chapel – 27329 Dayflower Blvd., Zephyrhills #14 – River Ridge/New Port Richey – 7800 River Ridge Rd., New Port Richey #15 – Trinity/New Port Richey – 11538 Trinity Blvd., New Port Richey #16 – Zephyrhills - 35801 State Rd. 54, Zephyrhills #17 – Vets. Village/New Port Richey - 2951 Seven Springs Blvd., NPR #18 – Crystal Springs - 39731 Bay Ave., Crystal Springs #19 – Sea Forest/New Port Richey – 5025 Cross Bayou Blvd., New Port Richey #20 – Shady Hills/Spring Hill – 15900 Little Ranch Road, Brooksville #21 – Dade City – 14317 4th Street, Dade City #22 – Land O’ Lakes – 9930 Land O’ Lakes Blvd., Land O’ Lakes #23 – Lutz – 21300 State Road 54, Lutz #24 – Dade City – 14317 4th Street, Dade City #25 – Zephyrhills (Volunteer) - 34335 Chancey Road, Zephyrhills #26 – Meadow Point/Wesley Chapel, 28229 Aronwood Blvd., Wesley Chpl. #27 – San Antonio – 12221 Curley Street, San Antonio 26

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS/STATIONS (CONTINUED) PASCO COUNTY Unincorporated – CONTINUED #28 – Land O’ Lakes (Volunteer) – 21709 Hale Road, Land O’ Lakes #30 – New Port Richey – 7800 Massachusetts Avenue, New Port Richey #31 – Tampa Bay Golf & Country Club (First Responders) – 11245 Old Tampa Bay Drive, San Antonio #32 – Richland/Dade City – 38223 Centennial Road, Dade City #33 – Traveler’s Rest (Volunteer) – 29129 Johnson Road, Dade City #34 – Lacoochee – 38316 County Road 575, Lacoochee #35 – Embassy Hills (Volunteer) – 9506 Crabtree Drive, Port Richey #36 – Dade City/St. Joe – 34516 Blanton Road, Dade City #37 – Sun Lake/Lutz – 18015 State Road 54, Lutz #39 – Heritage Pines/Hudson – 11630 County Line Road, Hudson

PASCO (Municipal Fire Departments) New Port Richey Fire & Emergency Services #1 – 6333 Madison Street #2 – 6121 High Street

Port Richey Fire Department 7824 Grand Boulevard

Zephyrhills Fire Rescue #1 - 6907 Dairy Road #2 – 38410 6th Avenue 27

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS/STATIONS (CONTINUED) PINELLAS COUNTY Unincorporated Pinellas County Fire Administration

PINELLAS (Municipal Fire Departments) - Map Clearwater Fire Rescue Admin. – 1140 Court Street #48 - 1700 N. Belcher Road #44 - 950 Gulf Blvd. #49 - 565 Sky Harbor Drive #45 – 610 Franklin Street #50 - 2681 Countryside Blvd. #46 - 534 Mandalay Avenue #51 - 1720 Overbrook Ave. #47 - 1460 Lakeview Road Crash Fire Rescue (St. Petersburg/Clearwater Airport) 4660 Rescue Way, St. Petersburg

Dunedin Fire Rescue Admin. - 1042 Virginia Street #61 - 903 Michigan Boulevard #60 - 1046 Virginia Street #62 - 2833 Belcher Road

East Lake Fire Rescue #56 - 1933 East Lake Rd, Palm Harbor #58 - 3280 Keystone Rd., Tarpon Springs #57 - 3375 Tarpon Lake Blvd., Palm Harbor

Gulfport Fire Department #17 - 5314 23rd Avenue South 28

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS/STATIONS (CONTINUED)

PINELLAS (Municipal Fire Departments) – CONTINUED Largo Fire Rescue Admin. – 201 Highland Avenue #38 - 7630 Ulmerton Road #41 - 180 4th Street Southwest #39 - 12398 134th Avenue North #42 - 151 Belcher Road North #40 - 2990 Whitney Road (Clearwater) #43 - 682 Indian Rocks Road (Belleair Bluffs)

Lealman Fire District #21 - 540 Sands Point Dr., Tierra Verde #19 - 6694 46th Avenue N., St. Petersburg #18 - 4017 56th Avenue N., St. Petersburg

Madeira Beach Fire Rescue #25 - 300 Municipal Drive

Oldsmar Fire Rescue #54 – 225 Pine Avenue North

Palm Harbor Fire Rescue #65 - 250 West Lake Road #67 - 2300 Glen Eagles Parkway #66 - 1123 Illinois Avenue #68 – 3007 ALT 19 29

LOCAL FIRE STATIONS (CONTINUED) PINELLAS (Municipal Fire Departments) – CONTINUED

Pinellas Park Fire Rescue Admin. & #35 - 11350 43rd Street North #33 - 5000 82nd Avenue North #16 - 4600 58th Street North (Kenneth City) #34 - 6565 94th Avenue North

Pinellas Suncoast Fire District #27 – 304 First Street, Indian Rocks Beach #28 - 13501 – 94th Avenue, Seminole

Safety Harbor Fire Rescue #52 - 700 Main Street #53 - 3095 McMullen Booth Road

Seminole Fire Rescue Admin. & #29 - 11195 70th Avenue North #31 - 13091 88th Avenue North #30 - 8971 Starkey Road North #32 - 10780 110th Avenue North

St. Pete Beach Fire Rescue Admin. & #23 - 7301 Gulf Boulevard #22 - 1950 Pass-A-Grille Way 30

LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENTS/STATIONS(CONTINUED)

PINELLAS (Municipal) – CONTINUED

St. Petersburg Fire Rescue Admin. – 400 Dr. MLK Jr. Street South # 8 – 4701 9th Street South #1- 455 8th Street South # 9 – 475 66th Street North #3 - 3101 5th Avenue South #10 – 2800 30th Avenue North #4 - 2501 4th Street North #11 – 5050 31st Street South #5 – 455 8th Street South #12 – 1651 Bayou Grande Blvd. #6 - 4825 9th Avenue North #13 – 11600 Roosevelt Blvd. #7 – 6975 9th Street North #14 – 13801 Evergreen Avenue

Tarpon Springs Fire Rescue Admin. & #69 – 444 Huey Street #70 – 1025 Gulf Road

Treasure Island Fire Department #24 – 180 108th Avenue 31

HOSPITALS

Citrus County

 Citrus Memorial Hospital – 502 W. Highland Blvd., Inverness  Seven Rivers Regional Medical Center – 6201 N. Suncoast Blvd., Crystal River 32

HOSPITALS

Hillsborough County

 Brandon Regional Hospital - 119 Oakfield Drive, Brandon  Florida Hospital Carrollwood - 7171 N. Dale Mabry Hwy., Tampa  Florida Hospital Tampa - 3100 E. Fletcher Avenue, Tampa  H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center - 12902 Magnolia Drive, Tampa  James A. Haley Veteran’s Hospital (Private) - 13000 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Tampa  Kindred Hospital - Bay Area/Tampa - 4555 S. Manhattan Avenue, Tampa  Kindred Hospital - Central Tampa - 4801 N. Howard Avenue, Tampa  MacDill AFB Hospital (Private) - 8415 Bayshore Blvd, MacDill AFB  Memorial Hospital of Tampa - 2901 Swann Avenue, Tampa  Shriner's Hospital for Children - 12502 USF Pine Drive, Tampa  South Bay Hospital - 4016 Sun City Center Blvd., Sun City Center  South Florida Baptist Hospital - 301 N. Alexander, Plant City  St. Joseph’s Hospital - 3001 Dr. M.L. King Blvd., Tampa  St. Joseph’s Hospital North - 4211 Van Dyke Rd., Lutz  St. Joseph’s Hospital South – 6901 Simmons Loop, Riverview  Tampa Community Hospital - 6001 Webb Road, Tampa  Tampa General Hospital - 1 Tampa General Circle, Tampa 33

HOSPITALS

Hillsborough County

HOSPITALS

Manatee County  Blake Medical Center - 2020 59th Street West, Bradenton  Lakewood Ranch Medical Center - 8330 Lakewood Ranch Blvd., Lakewood Ranch  Manatee Glens Hospital - 2020 26th Avenue East, Bradenton  Manatee Memorial Hospital - 206 2nd Street East, Bradenton 35

HOSPITALS

Pasco Hospitals

 Bayfront Health Dade City - 13100 Fort King Road, Dade City  Florida Hospital at Connerton - 9441 Health Center Drive, Land O’Lakes  Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel - 2600 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Wesley Chapel  Florida Hospital Zephyrhills - 7050 Gall Boulevard, Zephyrhills  Medical Center of Trinity - 9330 State Road 54, Trinity  Medical Center of Trinity/West Pasco - 5637 Marine Parkway, New Port Richey  Morton Plant North Bay Hospital - 6600 Madison Street, New Port Richey  Morton Plant North Bay Hospital/Recovery Center - 21808 State Road 54, Lutz  Regional Medical Center - Bayonet Point, 14000 Fivay Road, Hudson 36

HOSPITALS

Pinellas County  All Children’s Hospital - 501 6th Street South, St. Petersburg  Bay Pines VA Healthcare System (Private) - 9629 Bay Pines Boulevard Bay Pines  Baycare Alliant Hospital - 601 Main Street, Dunedin  Bayfront Health/St. Petersburg - 701 6th Street South, St. Petersburg  Florida Hospital North Pinellas - 1395 S. Pinellas Avenue, Tarpon Springs  Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Largo - 901 N. Clearwater/Largo Road, Largo  Kindred Hospital Bay Area/St. Petersburg - 3030 6th Street South, St. Petersburg  Largo Medical Center - 201 14th Street, Largo  Largo Medical/Indian Rocks - 2025 Indian Rocks Road, Largo  Mease Countryside Hospital - 3231 McMullen-Booth Road, Safety Harbor  Mease Dunedin Hospital - 601 Main Street, Dunedin  Morton Plant Hospital - 300 Pinellas Street, Clearwater  Northside Hospital - 6000 49th Street North, St. Petersburg  Palms of Pasadena Hospital - 1501 Pasadena Avenue South, St. Petersburg  St. Anthony’s Hospital - 1200 7th Avenue North, St. Petersburg  St. Petersburg General - 6500 38th Avenue North, St. Petersburg  Windmoor Healthcare of Clearwater - 11300 U.S. Highway 19 North, Clearwater 37

LOCAL MEDIA

Television

WFTS (ABC)/Channel 28 WUSF (USF)/Channel 16 WWSB (ABC)/Channel 40 WTSP (CBS)/Channel 10 WTOG - Channel 44 WVEA (UNI)/Channel 62 WTVT (FOX)/ Channel 13 WTTA (MNT)/Ch. 38 WMOR/Channel 32 WFLA (NBC)/Channel 8 WFTT (UniMás)/Ch. 50 WXPX (ION)/Channel 66 WEDU (PBS)/Channel 3 WCLF(Christian) Ch. 22 Bay News 9 Radio WAMA AM/1550 (Spanish) WSJT FM/98.7 WPLA AM/910 WWRM FM/94.9 WKES FM/101.5 WDAE AM/620 WBRD AM/1420 WGHR FM/106.3 WTAN AM/1340 WQYK AM/1010 & FM/99.5 WMNF FM/88.5 WTBT FM/94.5 WTMP AM/96.1 (Spanish) WMTX FM/100.7 WTIS AM/1110 WHNZ AM/1250 WYUU FM/92.5 WTMP AM/1150 WDUV FM/107.5 WBTP FM/95.7 WRXB AM/1590 WFLA AM/970 WGUL AM/860 WUSF FM/89.7 WFLZ FM/93.3 WXTB FM/97.9 WHPT FM/102.5 WBVM FM/90.5 (Christian) WRBQ FM/104.7 WQBN AM 1300 (Spanish) WXGL FM/107.3 Newspaper Tampa Bay Times Hernando Today La Gaceta Tampa Tribune Creative Loafing Nuevo Siglo Bradenton Herald Entertainment Extra Tampa Bay Metro Magazine Tampa Bay Business Journal Florida Courier 7 Dias Citrus Chronicle Florida Sentinel-Bulletin La Guia del Golfo Citrus Daily Jewish Press of Tampa 38

TAMPA BAY PORTS:

Port Tampa Bay

Port Manatee

Port of St. Petersburg 39

HAZARDOUS WASTE REGULATIONS/DISPOSAL SITES (By County)

Regulations:

Environmental Protection Agency

County Disposal Sites*:

*Please note that small businesses should check with respective County to determine parameters and limitations since each County program differs.

Citrus County Hernando County Hillsborough County Manatee County Pasco County Pinellas County 40

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

NATIONAL

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) U.S. Marshals Service Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Bur. of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms (ATF) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Secret Service U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) Drug Enforcement Admin. (DEA) U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) Transportation Security Admin. (TSA) 41

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

STATE

Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) 42

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

CITRUS COUNTY

COUNTY Citrus County Sheriff’s Office

MUNICIPAL None 43

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

HERNANDO COUNTY

COUNTY Hernando County Sheriff’s Office

MUNICIPAL Brooksville Police Department 44

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

COUNTY Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office

MUNICIPAL Tampa Police Department Plant City Police Department Temple Terrace Police Department 45

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

MANATEE COUNTY

COUNTY Manatee County Sheriff’s Office

MUNICIPAL Bradenton Police Department Bradenton Beach Police Department Holmes Beach Police Department Longboat Key Police Department Palmetto Police Department 46

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

PASCO COUNTY

COUNTY Pasco County Sheriff’s Office

MUNICIPAL Dade City Police Department New Port Richey Police Department Port Richey Police Department Zephyrhills Police Department 47

LAW ENFORCEMENT ENTITIES

PINELLAS COUNTY

COUNTY Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office

MUNICIPAL Belleair Police Department Clearwater Police Department Gulfport Police Department Indian Shores Police Department Kenneth City Police Department Largo Police Department Pinellas Park Police Department St. Petersburg Police Department Tarpon Springs Police Department Treasure Island Police Department 48

HURRICANE EVACUATION MAPS (BY COUNTY):

Citrus County Hernando County Hillsborough County Manatee County Pasco County Pinellas County 49

COUNTY & MUNICIPAL WEBSITES:

CITRUS COUNTY

COUNTY Citrus County

MUNICIPALITIES Crystal River Inverness 50

COUNTY & MUNICIPAL WEBSITES:

HERNANDO COUNTY

COUNTY Hernando County

MUNICIPALITIES Brooksville Weeki Wachee 51

COUNTY & MUNICIPAL WEBSITES:

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

COUNTY Hillsborough County

MUNICIPALITIES Plant City Tampa Temple Terrace 52

COUNTY & MUNICIPAL WEBSITES:

MANATEE COUNTY

COUNTY Manatee County

MUNICIPALITIES Anna Maria Bradenton Bradenton Beach Holmes Beach Longboat Key Palmetto 53

COUNTY/MUNICIPAL WEBSITES:

PASCO COUNTY

COUNTY Pasco County

MUNICIPALITIES Dade City New Port Richey Port Richey San Antonio St. Leo Zephyrhills 54

COUNTY/MUNICIPAL WEBSITES:

HILLSBOROUGH Hillsborough County Tampa Plant City Temple Terrace

MANATEE Manatee County Holmes Beach Anna Maria Longboat Key Bradenton Palmetto Bradenton Beach

PASCO Pasco County San Antonio Dade City St. Leo New Port Richey Zephyrhills Port Richey 55

COUNTY & MUNICIPAL WEBSITES

PINELLAS COUNTY

COUNTY Pinellas County

MUNICIPALITIES Belleair North Redington Beach Belleair Beach Oldsmar Belleair Bluffs Pinellas Park Belleair Shore Redington Beach Clearwater Redington Shores Dunedin Safety Harbor Gulfport St. Pete Beach Indian Rocks Beach St. Petersburg Indian Shores Seminole Kenneth City South Pasadena Largo Tarpon Springs Madeira Beach Treasure Island 56

LOCAL POWER COMPANIES:

Duke Energy Tampa Electric Company (TECO) Florida Power & Light (FP&L) Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative (WREC) Peace River Electric Cooperative (PREC) Seminole Electric Cooperative (SEC) Shady Hills Power Company Sumter Electric Cooperative 57