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Ramsey County │ Annex C: Ingestion Pathway 11 <br />• <br />• The SEOC will coordinate monitoring for radiological contamination and decontamination as <br />needed for people leaving a restricted area. <br />2.4.3.4 Support Establishment of Reentry into the Restricted Zone <br />Reentry is the approved, temporary access into a restricted zone for an essential purpose. Counties have <br />the primary responsibility for coordinating and implementing a reentry program and prioritizing and <br />approving reentry requests. Priority activities include life safety, incident stabilization, maintenance of <br />critical infrastructure and services, and animal care. <br />•The SEOC will determine and establish guidelines for the amount of time, including transit time, <br />that an individual could remain in a restricted zone and not exceeded their dose limits. <br />•The SEOC will coordinate reentry protocols. <br />•The SEOC will assist Ramsey County with coordinating and prioritizing requests for reentry. <br />•The SEOC will assist Ramsey County in distributing and processing reentry request forms. <br />•The RCEOC will establish/coordinate the reentry points into and out of the restricted area. The <br />RCEOC will determine what will be allowed for transport in and out of this area (e.g., personal <br />vehicles or county provided shuttles). <br />•SPRCPH and the SEOC will coordinate registration and radiation exposure briefings; the SEOC <br />will coordinate distribution of dosimetry, KI, and entry escorts for persons entering the <br />restricted area. Individuals approved for reentry are designated as emergency workers <br />temporarily. As such, they must be provided radiological briefings, just-in-time radiological <br />training, dosimetry, and basic personal protective equipment (PPE) as needed. <br />•The SEOC will coordinate monitoring for radiological contamination and decontamination as <br />needed for people leaving a restricted area. The SEOC will determine how monitoring and <br />decontamination services will be provided upon completion of reentry (i.e., existing Emergency <br />Worker Decontamination Centers or set up of an ad hoc facility). <br />•The County PIO will coordinate with the SEOC PIOs to develop public messaging for reentry.
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