2018 Susquehanna Brochure

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IMPORTANT EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS INFORMATION INSIDE

EMERGENCY Emergency Information 1 3 Any emergency at the Susquehanna plant would fall into one of the following 2 4 our categories, established by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. CLASSIFICATIONS

Noti�ication of Unusual Event General Emergency Events are in process or have occurred which Events are in process or have occurred that involve indicate a potential degradation of the level of actual or imminent substantial core degradation or safety of the plant or indicate a security threat to melting with potential for loss of containment facility protection has been initiated. No releases of integrity or hostile action that results in an actual radioactive material requiring offsite response or loss of physical control of the facility. Radioactive monitoring are expected unless further releases can be reasonably expected to exceed degradation of safety systems occurs. EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels offsite for more than the immediate site area. Alert Events are in process or have occurred that involve an actual or potential substantial degradation Siren Maintenance of the level of safety of the plant or a security event that involves probable life-threatening risk To maintain a high level of siren to site personnel or damage to site equipment because of hostile action. Any releases are system performance, periodic expected to be limited to small fractions of the maintenace and testing may U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Protective Action Guideline exposure levels. occur. Testing may result in a growl or short 10-second sound Site Area Emergency of the siren. Events are in process or have occurred that involve: (a) actual or likely major failures of plant functions needed to protect the public, or; (b) hostile action that results in intentional damage or malicious acts: (1) toward site personnel or equipment that could lead to the likely failure of, or; (2) that prevent effective access to equipment needed to protect the public. Any radioactive releases are not expected to result in exposure levels that exceed EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels beyond the site boundary.

What You Should Do If the Sirens Sound Please remember that sirens may sound to notify you of any emergency, including �loods, chemical spills and severe storms. When you hear a siren, it does not necessarily mean a nuclear emergency.

1. NOTIFICATION. Susquehanna plant in a steady tone – NOT a rising and falling tone – for three minutes. The system can be used to notify the public of ANY EMERGENCY In an emergency. The sirenrequiring is not general a signal public to evacuate. noti�ication, It directs county you of�icials to tune willto an sound Emergency sirens Alertaround System the station

2. YOURfor of�icial RESPONSE. informationand Tune your instructions. radio or TV to a local Emergency Alert System station. Authorities will provide information about the emergency. They will direct you to take protective actions, if any are needed. DO NOT use the telephone to try to get emergency information. You may tie up phone lines urgently needed for emergency operations designed to protect you. 3. SIREN PROBLEMS. Occasionally, a siren may malfunction. If you hear a siren, but no emergency information is provided by the Emergency Alert System, call 570-831-6286 or 570-831-6215. The siren will be repaired as quickly as possible. DO NOT call county rumor control or 911. under “Items to take”

Student Pickup Points STUDENTS FROM HOST SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM HOST SCHOOL Benton Area School District1 Students remain at school Central Columbia School District5 Students remain at school Berwick Area School District Columbia/Montour Vo-Tech4 Students remain at school Berwick Senior High Danville Senior High Crestwood Area School District Berwick Middle School Danville Middle School Crestwood High School1 Students remain at school Nescopeck Elementary Danville Primary School Rice Elementary1,3 Students remain at school Salem Elementary Liberty Valley Elementary St. Joseph's Holy Family Liberty Valley Elementary Hazleton Area School District Drums Elementary Freeland Elem/Middle School Heritage Christian Danville Primary School Valley Elementary McAdoo-Kelayres School Columbia Day Care Liberty Valley Elementary Hazleton High School1 Students remain at school New Story Liberty Valley Elementary Hazleton Career School1 Students remain at school West Berwick Elementary Danville Primary School Nanticoke Area School District Hanover Area Senior High Bloomsburg Area School District Bloomsburg High School1 Students remain at school Northwest Area School District Dallas Middle School Beaver-Main Elementary2 Students remain at school West Side Vo-Tech1 Students remain at school Bloomsburg Middle School1 Students remain at school Wilkes-Barre Vo-Tech1 Students remain at school

School Information If your children attend school within an evacuation area, your natural inclination might be to go there. PLEASE DON’T— it could cause confusion as well as traf�ic congestion. School children will be transported to host schools located near the major evacuation routes leading to the reception centers. The most effective way of meeting your children is to drive to the host school listed below. Bring your identi�ication with you to the host school. If your children attend school outside the evacuation area, they will not be sent home. They will be cared for at their school or a designated host school until they are picked up by a parent or guardian.

Notes for Student Pickup Points 1 For students who live 4 Students who reside 5 For students who live inside, but whose school is inside the Emergency inside, but whose school is located outside, the Planning Zone (EPZ) and located outside, the Emergency Planning Zone. whose home school is Emergency Planning inside the EPZ will be Zone. These students 2 Students remaining more retained at CMVT until will be picked up at the than one hour after the buses become available Elementary School evacuation order will be to transport to the Gymnasium. taken to Bloomsburg Danville High School. High School. Students who reside inside the EPZ and NOTE: Consult private or 3 After 3:30 p.m. students parochial primary and whose home school is will be transported to secondary schools, outside the EPZ will be Crestwood High School. pre-schools and day care transported back to their programs for their own home school. emergency plans. Evacuation Routes to Reception Centers Phone numbers below are for the municipalities emergency operation centers that coordinate local evacuation efforts.

COLUMBIA COUNTY

Beaver Township (570-784-4852) Mif�lin Township* (570-752-4651) Take local routes to State Route 339. Go south on State Take local routes t nville entrance of Interstate Route 339. Go west on State Route 54, turn left onto 80. Go west on Interstate 80 to Exit 212A (Milton). South “D” Street, go 3 blocks and turn right onto West South on Route 147o theto R Mif�lioute 45. West on Route 45 to Mahanoy Street and proceed west to Mahanoy Area Jr/ Montandon Elementary School, 2733 State Rte. 45, Sr. High School, 1 Golden Bear Drive, Mahanoy City, PA. Montandon, PA.

Berwick/ Briar Creek Borough (570-752-6020) North Centre Township* (570-759-2733) Take U.S. Route 11 south to Interstate 80 or State Route 80 to Exit 224 Route 54. East on 54 to Route 487. 93 north to State Route 487, south on State Route 487 Right on to Route 487 to Route 61 approximately 3 to Interstate 80, west on Interstate 80 to Exit 212B to miles to tr ght (487 and 61). Left on 61 South, Interstate 180, west on Interstate 180 (220 South) to approximately 5 miles. Right onto Second Street at Lycoming Mall, 300 Lycoming Mall Circle, Muncy, PA. the Bridge.af�ic Second li Street to the tr ght at 2nd and Walnut, right onto Walnut. Follow Walnut to the end to Briar Creek Borough (570-752-6020) Woodlawn Street, at the stop sign af�icturn lileft to Lynn Take U.S. Route 11 south to Interstate 80 or State Route one block. At the stop sign turn right onto Lynn, you will 93 north to State Route 487, south on State Route 487 come to another stop sign, go straight two blocks to Interstate 80, west on Interstate 80 to Exit 212B to (Lynn will become Park Ave.) to Jackson Street. At the Interstate 180, west on Interstate 180 (220 South) to Stop sign turn left on Jackson Street, merge to the right Lycoming Mall, 300 Lycoming Mall Circle, Muncy, PA. Indian Ave and follow the road to the top towards State Street. Parking is on the left and the High School Briar Creek Township (570-752-5390) is on the right. Shamokin Area High School, 80 to Exit 224 Route 54. East on 54 to Route 487. 2000 W. State Street, Coal Township, PA. Right on to Route 487 to Route 61 approximately 3 miles to tr ght (487 and 61). Left on 61 South, South Centre Township* (570-784-8552) approximately 5 miles. Right onto Second Street at Take local routes to Interstate 80, west on Interstate 80 the Bridge.af�ic Second li Street to the tr ght at 2nd and to Exit 212A (Milton). South on Route 147 to Route 45. Walnut, right onto Walnut. Follow Walnut to the end to West on Route 45 to Montandon Elementary School, Woodlawn Street, at the stop sign af�icturn lileft to Lynn one 2733 State Rte. 45, Montandon, PA. block. At the stop sign turn right onto Lynn, you will come to another stop sign, go straight two blocks (Lynn will become Park Ave.) to Jackson Street. At the stop sign LUZERNE COUNTY turn left on Jackson Street, merge to the right onto Indian Black Creek Township (570-384-3518) Ave and follow the road to the top towards State Street. Take local routes to State Route 924, south on State Parking is on the left and the High School is on the right. Shamokin Area High School, 2000 W. State Street, Coal Route 924 to State Route 339. Go south on State Route Township, PA. 339. Go west on State Route 54, turn left onto South “D” Street, go 3 blocks and turn right onto West Mahanoy Mahanoy Area Jr/Sr. High Fishing Creek Township* (570-683-6033) Street and proceed west to School, 1 Golden Bear Drive, Mahanoy City, PA. Take local routes west to State Route 254. Go west on State Route 254 to State Route 42 in Millville. Take State Butler Township (570-788-3547) Route 42 north to State Route 442. Take State Route 442 Take local routes to Interstate 81, south on Interstate 81 west to Interstate 180. Go west on Interstate 180 (220 to Exit 131 B. Go west on State Route 54, tum left onto South) to Lycoming Mall, 300 Lycoming Mall Circle, Muncy, PA. South “D” Street, go 3 blocks and turn right onto West Mahanoy Street and proceed west to Mahanoy Area Jr./ Sr. High School, 1 Golden Bear Drive, Mahanoy City, PA.

PUBLIC INQUIRY: COLUMBIA COUNTY — (570) 389-5738, (570) 784-6300 TDD; LUZERNE COUNTY — (800) 821-3716 *Municipalities with an asterisk are partially located in the potential evacuation area. See the map included with this information. Evacuation Routes to Reception Centers Phone numbers below are for the municipalities emergency operation centers that coordinate local evacuation efforts.

LUZERNE COUNTY (continued)

Conyngham Borough (570-788-3547) City of Nanticoke (570-258-2744) Take local routes to State Route 93, south on State Take local routes to South Cross Valley Expressway Route 93 to Interstate 81, south on Interstate 81 (State Route 29), south on the Expressway to to Exit 131 B. Go west on State Route 54, turn left Interstate 81, north on Interstate 81 to Exit 188 onto South “D” Street, go 3 blocks and turn right to State Route 347, north on Route 347 to Big onto West Mahanoy Street and proceed west to Lots Shopping Center, 1010 O’Neill Highway, Mahanoy Area Jr./Sr. High School, 1 Golden Bear Dunmore, PA. Drive, Mahanoy City, PA. Nescopeck Borough (570-752-5461) Conyngham Township (570-542-2411) Take State Route 339 south to Interstate 80, west Take local routes or South Cross Valley Expressway on Interstate 80 to Exit 212A (Milton). South east to Interstate 81, north on Interstate 81 to on Route 147 to Route 45. West on Route 45 to Exit 188 to Route 347, north on Route 347 to Big Montandon Elementary School, 2733 State Rte. Lots Shopping Center, 1010 O’Neill Highway, 45, Montandon, PA. Dunmore, PA. Nescopeck Township (570-379-2769) Take local routes to Interstate 80 west to Exit 212A Dorrance Township (570-868-6394) (Milton). South on Route 147 to Route 45. West on Take local routes east to Interstate 81, north on Route 45 to Montandon Elementary School, Interstate 81 to Exit 188 to Route 347, north on 2733 State Rte. 45, Montandon, PA. Route 347 to Big Lots Shopping Center, 1010 O’Neill Highway, Dunmore, PA. New Columbus Borough (570-864-2547) Take local routes to State Route 118, east on Hollenback Township (570-379-2535) State Route 118 to State Route 29, north on State Take local routes to State Route 93, south on State Route 29 to U.S. Route 6, west on U.S. Route 6 to Route 93 to Interstate 80, west on Interstate 80 to Tunkhannock High School, 135 Tioga St., Exit 212A (Milton). South on Route 147 to Route 45. Tunkhannock, PA. West on Route 45 to Montandon Elementary School, 2733 State Rte. 45, Montandon, PA. Newport Township (570-733-2032) Take local routes east to South Cross Valley Hunlock Township* (570-256-7410) Expressway to Interstate 81, north on Interstate Take local routes to State Route 118, east on 81 to Exit 188 to Route 347, north on Route 347 to State Route 118 to State Route 29, north on State Big Lots Shopping Center, 1010 O’Neill Highway, Route 29 to U.S. Route 6, west on U.S. Route 6 Dunmore, PA. to Tunkhannock High School, 135 Tioga St., Tunkhannock, PA.

Huntington Township/New Columbus Borough (570-864-2547) Take local routes to State Route 118, east on State Route 118 to State Route 29, north on State Route 29 to U.S. Route 6, west on U.S. Route 6 to Tunkhannock High School, 135 Tioga St., Tunkhannock, PA.

LUZERNE COUNTY (continued)

Nuangola Borough (570-868-5808) Sugarloaf Township (570-708-3066) Take local routes to Church Road east to Take local routes to State Route 93, south on State Interstate 81, north to Exit 188 to Route 347, north Route 93 to Interstate 81, south on Interstate 81 to on Route 347 to Big Lots Shopping Center, 1010 Exit 131 B. Go west on State Route 54, turn left O’Neill Highway, Dunmore, PA. onto South “D” Street, go 3 blocks and turn right onto West Mahanoy Street and proceed west to Salem Township (570-752-5377) Mahanoy Area Jr/Sr. High School, 1 Golden Bear Take local routes west or U.S. Route 11 south to Drive, Mahanoy City, PA. Interstate 80, west on Interstate 80 to Exit 212A (Milton). South on Route 147 to Route 45. West on Union Township (570-256-7600) Route 45 to Montandon Elementary School, 2733 Take local routes to State Route 118, east on State State Rte. 45, Montandon, PA. Route 118 to State Route 29, north on State Route 29 to U.S. Route 6, west on U.S. Route 6 to Shickshinny Borough (570-542-5281) Tunkhannock High School, 135 Tiger St., Take local routes to State Route 118, east on State Tunkhannock, PA. Route 118 to State Route 29, north on State Route 29 to U.S. Route 6, west on U.S. Route 6 to Tunkhannock High School, 135 Tiger St., Tunkhannock, PA.

Slocum Township (570-868-6255) Take local routes to Interstate 81 north to Exit 188 to Route 347, north on Route 347 to Big Lots Shopping Center, 1010 O’Neill Highway, Dunmore, PA. Radiation Radiation is energy. It includes such energy forms as heat, light, radio waves and radioactive rays and particles. Radiation comes from cosmic sources and from the natural elements that make up our planet. It is in the building materials of our homes; it is even in our bodies. These natural forms of radiation are part of what we call "background" radiation. There is also man-made radiation, produced by sources such as medical and dental procedures and X-rays, television sets, microwave ovens and electric power plants. The three main types of radiation are alpha, beta and gamma. Alpha particles are the least penetrating and can be stopped by a sheet of paper. Beta particles can be shielded by a thin sheet of metal. Gamma radiation is the most penetrating form of radiation. It can be blocked, however, by about three feet of concrete or a denser material such as lead. Radiation's effect on the human body is measured in units called millirems. The average background radiation in the area around the Susquehanna plant is about 300 millirems each year. The nuclear plant adds less than one-tenth of a millirem annually. Following the directions provided by Emergency Personnel during an emergency will limit your exposure to radiation.

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