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9000 Appendices 9100 Emergency Notification Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ 9000 Appendices 9100 Emergency Notification In the event of Critical Incident, Coast Guard is responsible for making notifications as per COMDINST 3100.8A titled Critical Incident Communications. Coast Guard is also responsible for using the National Response Options Matrix (NROM) to assist in the beginning hours of a response (as per ALCOAST 452/05). For an updated listing of BOA oil spill response contractors, click on the link: http://www.uscg.mil/SILC/emergency.asp 9110 Emergency Notification List 9110.1 Federal Agencies USCG: National Response Center (NRC) (800) 424-8802 Fax (202) 267-1322 Sector St. Petersburg (727) 824-7506 (727) 824-7665 OP Con Watch (727) 824-7524 National Strike Force Coordination Center (252) 331-6000 CDO Cell (252) 252-3458 Fax (252) 331-6012 Atlantic Strike Team (609) 724-0008 OOD Pager (850) 301-5200 Fax (609) 724-0232 Gulf Strike Team (251) 441-6601 OOD Pager (877) 497-6183 Fax (251) 441-6610 D7 Response (305) 415-6823 D7 Command Center (24HR) (305) 415-6800 D7 Public Affairs (305) 415-6683 D7 Legal (305) 415-6950 COMDT Public Affairs (Contact through NRC) (800) 424-8802 Main Number (202) 372-4620 After Hours (202) 372-2100 Marine Safety Center (Flagplot/24 hour) (202) 267-2100 (800) DAD-SAFE Marine Safety Center - Day (202) 475-3400 or 3403 Air Station Clearwater (727) 535-1437 (727) 824-7603 Station St. Petersburg or 235-3382 Station Yankeetown (352) 447-6900 or 6901 Station Sand Key (727) 596-8540 or 8666 Station Cortez (941) 794-1607 196 Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ Station Ft. Myers Beach (239) 463-5754 Sector Jacksonville (904) 564-7500 or 7511 Sector Mobile (251) 441-5120 FEMA (24hr) https://faq.fema.gov/ci/documents/submit (202) 646-2400 Environmental Protection Agency, Atlanta, GA (404) 562-9900 Hillsborough Cty Protection Commission (EPC) Air quality (813) 627-2600 NOAA Trustee Notification (305) 530-7931 Department Of Interior (404) 331-4524 NOAA HAZMAT (Seattle WA) (206) 526-6317 24-Hour Spill Emergency (206) 526-4911 NOAA Damage Assessment Center Incident Operations Center (206) 526-4563 NOAA Scientific Support Coordinator (SSC) (206) 526-6317 Indian Tribes: Seminole Indian Tribe - Water Resource Management Department (954) 966-6300 9110.2 State Agencies Florida Department of Environmental Protection – Southwest district (813) 632-7600 DEP Emergency Response Southwest Office Temple Terrace (813) 632-7600 DEP Emergency Response South District Office Ft, Myers (239) 344-5600 DEP Emergency Response Northeast District (904) 256-1700 Florida Division of Emergency Management (850) 413-9969 PORTS - http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/ports/index.shtml?port=tb (866) 827-6787 Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission - http://myfwc.com/contact/ (863) 648-3200 State Warning Point (800) 320-0519 (850) 413-9911 9110.3 Local Agencies HAZMAT Teams: Tampa 911 Manatee (941) 747-3011 Pinellas 911 Hazardous Chemical Team (HIT) 911 Hillsborough County Environmental (813) 627-2600 Hillsborough County Fire Department 911 Natural Resource Trustees 197 Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ FFWCC Tampa (813) 272-2516 FFWCC Ft Myers (813) 558-5050 FFWCC Homosassa (352) 382-5058 FFWCC Tallahassee (904) 488-3831 MacDill Air Force Base: (813) 828-1110 198 Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ 9110.4 Drawbridge Telephone Numbers NAME OWNER WATERWAY MILE TELEPHONE Alafia CSX Trans Alafia River 1.2 904-359-6240 Albee Road Sarasota Co. GICW 59.3 941-486-2747 Alva SR-78 Lee Co Okeechobee WW 116 239-728-2704 Anna Maria FDOT GICW 89.2 941-741-3233 Bayway "C" FDOT GICW 114 727-906-8046 Bayway “E” FDOT GICW 113 727-866-1065 Becket Bridge Pinellas Co. Whitcomb Bayou 0.5 727-464-8979 Bellair Bridge Pinellas Co. GICW 131.8 727-518-3787 Big Carlos Pass Lee Co. Big Carlos Pass 0 239-463-6249 BillyCrk/SR80 FDOT BillyCreek 0.1 941-995-5408 Blackburn Point Sarasota Co. GICW 63 941-486-2750 Brorein Street Tampa Rvr 0.16 813-274-8197 Cass Street Tampa City Hillsborough Rvr 0.7 813-223-5504 Clearwater Pass Clearwater City Clearwater Pass 0 727-462-6958 Columbus Drive Tampa City Hillsborough Rvr 2.3 813-274-8197 CoreyCauseway FDOT GICW 117.7 727-360-8850 Cortez FDOT GICW 87.4 941-741-3232 Dunedin Pinellas Co. GICW 141.9 727-738-2939 Gasparilla Is. Gaspar Inc. GICW 34.3 941-697-2271 Hatchet Creek FDOT GICW 56.9 941-483-5991 Hillsborough Ave. FDOT Hillsborough Rvr 4.8 813-274-8197 Indian Rocks FDOT GICW 128.2 727-596-7417 Johns Pass FDOT Johns Pass 0 727-368-0795 KennedyBlvd FDOT Hillsborough Rvr 0.4 813-223-6999 Laurel Street Tampa Hillsborough Rvr 1 813-274-8197 Longboat Pass FDOT Longboat Pass 0 941-361-6416 Manasota Sarasota Co. GICW 49.9 941-474-1663 Manatee CSX Trans Manatee Rvr 4.5 904-664-6220 Matlacha Pass Lee Co. Matlacha Pass 6 239-283-2414 Moorhaven FDOT Okeechobee W/W 129 941-335-0771 Moss Bluff Marion Co. Oklawaha Rvr 66 904-694-2124 Muckland Farm OklawahaFarm Oklawaha Rvr 63.9 904-288-6660 New Pass FDOT New Pass 0 941-361-6415 Olga FDOT Okeechobee Rvr 126.3 941-694-2941 Park Blvd Pinellas Co. GICW 126 727-319-7088 Platt Blvd Tampa Hillsborough Rvr. 0 813-274-8197 Ringling Cseway FDOT GICW 73.6 941-361-6019 Seminole Gulf Seminole Gulf RR 130 941-910-1688 Snell Isle Pinellas Co. Coffeepot Bayou 0.4 813-893-7294 Siesta key FDOT GICW 71.6 941-361-6139 Stickney Point FDOT GICW 68.6 941-361-6500 Tice Seminole Gulf Okeechobee 129.9 727-275-6060 Tomm Adams Charlotte Co. GICW 43.5 941-474-1889 Treasure Is Treasure Is GICW 119 727-547-4588 Venice Airport FDOT GICW 54.9 941-483-5992 Venice Ave Sarasota GICW 56.6 941-488-3588 Welch Csew FDOT GICW 122.8 727-391-6677 Wilson Pickett FDOT Okeechobee W/W 126 941-694-2941 199 Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ 9110.5 County Agencies 9110.51 Hernando County Notification List FEDERAL AGENCY STATE AGENCY COUNTY/LOCAL CG STA SAND KEY DIV EMERGENCY MNGT SHERIFF DEPT (727) 596-8540 or 8666 (850) 413-9911 (352) 754-6850 BROOKSVILLE FIRE OSHA/DEPT of LABOR FFWCC DEPT (813) 626-1177 (863) 648-3200 (352) 754-6850 DISPATCH (352) 754- 24 Hr. (813) 558-5050 6818 HERNANDO CO FIRE NAT'L MARINE FISHERIES DEPT ENV PRO (SOSC) DEPT (727) 570-5474/5394 (813) 632-7641 (352) 540-4353 NAT'L WEATHER SVC Florida Department of Emergency Mgmnt (813)-645-2323 Environmental Protection (352) 754-4083 (850) 245-2011 ARMY CORPS of ENGINEERS Waterway Maintenance (904) 232-2241 Florida Fish and Wildlife (352) 754-4742 or 4027 Conservation Commission - FWRI FISH & WILDLIFE SVC (727) 896- 8626 Health Department (813) 348-1523 (352) 540-6802 EPA (404) 562-9900 National Response Center (NRC) (800) 424-8802 Natural Resource Trustees: Department of Interior (404) 507-5813 Department of Commerce (202) 482-2000 200 Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ 9110.52 Citrus County Notification List FEDERAL AGENCY STATE AGENCY COUNTY/LOCAL CG STA YANKEETOWN DIV EMER MNGT SHERIFF DEPT (904) 447-6900 (850) 413-9911 (352) 726-1121 1-800-874-4604 (352) 726-4488 OSHA/DEPT of LABOR DEPT ENV PRO (SOSC) CITRUS CO FD (813) 626-1177 (813) 744-6462 (352) 527-5406 NAT'L MARINE FISHERIES FFWCC INVERNESS PD (727) 570-5474/5394 (386) 758-0525 (352) 726-1121 24 Hr. (386) 758-0529 NAT'L WEATHER SVC CRYSTAL RIVER PD (813)-645-2323 (352) 795-4241 ARMY CORPS of ENGINEERS (904) 232-2241 FISH & WILDLIFE SVC (813) 348-1523 EPA (404) 562-9900 National Response Center (NRC) (800) 424-8802 Natural Resource Trustees: Department of Interior (404) 507-5813 Department of Commerce (202) 482-2000 Florida Department of Environmental Protection (850) 245-2011 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission - FWRI (727) 896- 8626 201 Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ 9110.53 Charlotte County Notification List FEDERAL AGENCY STATE AGENCY COUNTY/LOCAL CG STA FT MYERS BCH DIV EMER MNGT SHERIFF DEPT (239) 463-5754 (850) 413-9911 (941) 639-2101 OSHA/DEPT of LABOR DEPT ENV PRO (SOSC) P. G. PD (813) 626-1177 (813) 632-7641 (941) 639-4111 NAT'L MARINE FISHERIES FFWCC CHARLOTTE CO (727) 570-5474/5394 (863) 648-3200 (941) 639-2101 24 Hr. (813) 558-5050 NAT'L WEATHER SVC (813)-645-2323 ARMY CORPS of ENGINEERS (904) 232-2241 FISH & WILDLIFE SVC (813) 348-1523 EPA (404) 562-9900 National Response Center (NRC) (800) 424-8802 Natural Resource Trustees: Department of Interior (404) 507-5813 Department of Commerce (202) 482-2000 Florida Department of Environmental Protection (850) 245-2011 Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission - FWRI (727) 896- 8626 202 Tampa Bay Area Contingency Plan – 2012 Revision ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___ 9110.54 Dixie County Notification List FEDERAL AGENCY STATE AGENCY COUNTY/LOCAL CG STA YANKEETOWN DIV EMER MNGT SHERIFF (352) 447-6900 (850) 413-9911 (352) 498-1220 1-800-874-4604 OSHA/DEPT of LABOR DEPT ENV PRO (SOSC) DIXIE CO FD (813) 626-1177 (813) 744-6462 (352) 542-3473 NAT'L MARINE FISHERIES FFWCC CROSS PD
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