November 11, 2020 TO: the Honorable Tom Wolf Governor

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November 11, 2020 TO: the Honorable Tom Wolf Governor OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR DATE: November 11, 2020 TO: The Honorable Tom Wolf Governor Commonwealth of Pennsylvania FROM: Randy Padfield Director, PA Emergency Management Agency TIME PERIOD: This report covers the period 0600 hours, November 10, 2020 through 0600 hours, November 11, 2020. STATUS REPORT: (as of 0600 hours) THREAT STATUS: National Terrorism Advisory System: There are no current alerts. Commonwealth Response Coordination Center (CRCC) Status: Supporting the “Heroin and Opioid Disaster Emergency Declaration” Activated in support of the COVID-19 Outbreak, the following agencies are activated: Department of Aging Department of Community and Economic Development Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Department of Education Department of General Services Department of Health Department of Human Services Department of Military and Veterans Affairs FEMA FEMA SEPLO PA BEOC & VAL Department of Health Operations Center (DOC): Activated in support of the COVID-19 Outbreak – Conducting public health and medical coordination County EOC Activations: Adams - Level III monitoring for COVID-19 Allegheny – Partial activation for General Election Bedford – Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Berks – Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Blair - Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Bradford - Enhanced watch for COVID-19, Partial activation for General Election Bucks – Partial activation for General Election Cambria – Full activation for COVID-19 Centre – Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Clinton - Enhanced watch for COVID–19 Cumberland - Full activation for COVID-19 Delaware – Partial activation for COVID-19 Erie – Partial activation for COVID-19 Forest - Partial activation for COVID-19 Franklin - Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Greene - Activated for COVID-19 Huntingdon - Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Lebanon - Level III monitoring for COVID-19 Lehigh - Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Luzerne – Enhanced watch for COVID-19, Partial activation for General Election Mifflin – Enhanced watch for COVID-19 Monroe - Partial activation for General Election Northampton – Level III for COVID-19, Enhanced watch for General Election Philadelphia – Partial activation for COVID-19 Potter – Activated for COVID-19 Snyder - Enhanced watch for COVID–19 Sullivan – Enhanced watch for COVID–19 Susquehanna - Level III monitoring for COVID-19 Tioga - Enhanced watch for COVID–19 Warren - Partial EOC activation for COVID-19, activated for General Election Washington - Partial activation for COVID-19, activated for General Election Westmoreland – Partial activation for COVID–19, Enhanced watch for General Election York - Enhanced watch for COVID–19 Municipal EOC Activations: None CAPABILITIES STATUS: PA All-Hazards Type-3 Incident Management Team – Mission Capable PA-Task Force 1 (PA-TF1) – Urban Search & Rescue – Mission Capable INFRASTRUCTURE STATUS: Major Road Closures: None Power Outage Reports: As of 0530 hours, 286 customers Telephone Outage Reports: 199 Frontier Communications customers are without service in Butler Township, Luzerne County SIGNIFICANT EVENTS: OPEN: OUTBREAK AT LONG TERM CARE FACILITY – Westmoreland County, 10/16/20 – Numerous positive cases of COVID-19, in both patients and staff, have occurred at Transitions Healthcare in North Huntingdon Township. Due to the outbreak, they are down over 30% of their staff. Transitions has requested staffing assistance from the Regional Response Health Collaboration Program (RRHCP). As of 10/16/20, two more facilities reported escalations in positive cases in their residents and staff. The Rehabilitation and Nursing Center at Greater Pittsburgh and Oak Hill Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center are both in Hempfield Township. As of 11/6/20 an additional facility is reporting an escalation in positive cases at their facility in residents and staff. OUTBREAK AT LONG TERM CARE FACILITY – Huntingdon County, 10/2/20 – Numerous positive cases of COVID -19 have occurred at AristaCare at Woodland Park, a long- term care facility, in Orbisonia Borough. The PA Department of Health Long Term Care Taskforce is assisting the facility. A resource request was received from Huntingdon County for patient privacy barriers for the facility. As of 10/23/20 AristaCare at Huntingdon Park in Huntingdon Borough has also reported an increase of COVID-19 cases. Huntingdon County EMA is supporting with assistance from regional teams. MISSING PERSON – Lancaster County, 6/22/20 – A search is being conducted for an 18-year-old white female last seen on a farm in Upper Leacock Township. She is reported to be approximately 5’10” in height, 125 pounds, and wearing a tan dress with a white apron. The Bird-in-Hand Fire Company along with Middle Creek Search & Rescue had been assisting over the past week with the search. On 7/1/20 the search transitioned from local fire and police to a community effort. The East Lampeter Township Police are leading the investigation. On 7/10/20 a male was arrested at night by East Lampeter Township Police and charged with felony kidnapping and misdemeanor false imprisonment. The 18-year-old female is still missing. On 7/12/20 PA State Police conducted a search with the assistance of numerous fire departments, search teams, and drones in an area of interest. On 7/17/20, another search was conducted in the area of New Holland by search teams and drones. Additional searches were conducted on July 25 in the Gordonville area. STATEWIDE DEMONSTRATIONS AND PROTEST – Statewide, 5/30/20 – Numerous protests have been occurring throughout the Commonwealth in support of the George Floyd case in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Law Enforcement units are working to maintain peaceful protests while protecting property, the rights of the demonstrators, and all citizens. The situation escalated, and police have been engaged in several areas and some vandalism has occurred. Numerous police officers have been injured across the state. Some counties activated their Emergency Operations Centers to monitor the activity. Some of the activities of the demonstrators caused overnight curfews to be placed into effect Saturday night in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Harrisburg and again Sunday night in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. In responses to this escalation, Governor Wolf has signed A Proclamation of Disaster Emergency for Pennsylvania. The Commonwealth Response Coordination Center (CRCC) activated at 1800 hours on 5/30/20 and is maintaining situational awareness of events. National Guard personnel were mobilized to assist. Protests on 6/7/20 were mostly peaceful and all protest related curfews have been lifted. More protests are scheduled. At 2000 hours on 6/8/20, the Commonwealth Response Coordination Center was demobilized for this incident. The Commonwealth Watch and Warning Center will continue to monitor activities as they are reported. CLOSED: LOST HIKERS – Northampton County, 11/10/20 – Emergency units were conducting a search for two lost hikers on the Appalachian Trail near the 3449 Valley View Drive Appalachian Trail parking lot in Upper Mount Bethel Township. The mother and son were last seen by another sibling at 1000 hours, on 11/09/2020. A drone team and Northeast Search and Rescue units assisted. Both hikers were founded in good condition almost 24 hours after they initially left to go hiking and were assisted back off the trail. MISSING PERSON – Somerset County, 11/09/20 – The Pennsylvania State Police conducted a search for a missing 34-year-old male in Addison Township. The county search and rescue team and search dogs assisted. The search was suspended for the evening 11/10/20. The male was located at 1058 hours, 11/10/20. He was transported by EMS to a local hospital to be evaluated. DISASTER DECLARATIONS: 10/28/20 – The Honorable Tom Wolf, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, signed a Proclamation of Disaster Emergency in response to ongoing protests related to the death of Walter Wallace, Jr in Philadelphia County. This will provide increased support for the Commonwealth’s response. 10/5/20 – The Honorable Tom Wolf, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, requested that President Trump declare a major disaster for nine Pennsylvania counties in the wake of devastating flooding caused by Tropical Storm Isaias in August 2020. The request included Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Monroe, Montgomery, Northampton and Philadelphia counties. 9/2/20 - Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed a second renewal of his 90-day disaster declaration for the COVID-19 pandemic which was originally signed March 6, 2020. The emergency disaster declaration provides for increased support to state agencies involved in the continued response to the virus and recovery for the state during reopening. This includes expediting supply procurement and lifting certain regulations to allow for efficient and effective mitigation. 8/11/20 – A Disaster Declaration was issued for Philadelphia County for events and damages related to Tropical Storm Isaias. 8/7/20 - The U.S. Small Business Administration issued SBA disaster declaration #16571 and #16572, PA-00106 for Civil Unrest that occurred between 5/30/20 and 6/8/20. The following areas have been determined to be adversely affected by the disaster. The primary county is Philadelphia, in addition, the declaration covers the contiguous counties of Bucks, Delaware, and Montgomery. There is a Physical Loan Damage Application Deadline Date of 10/6/2020 and an Economic Injury (EIDL) Loan Application Deadline Date of 5/7/21. 8/4/20 – A Disaster Declaration was issued for Montgomery County for events and damages related
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