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• <br />STAFF ORIGINATOR: <br />DATE: <br />TOPIC: <br />VOTES REQUIRED: <br />BACKGROUND <br />AGENDA ITEM 4A <br />David J. PecchiaPublic Safety Director /Chief of Police <br />December 17, 2007 <br />Resolution No. 07 -213, Updated Emergency <br />Management Plan and Emergency Management Activity <br />Simple Majority <br />The Lino Lakes Police Department regularly updates the city's Emergency Management <br />Plan to keep it in accordance with current state and federal laws, incorporating response <br />possibilities as well as ensuring that the plan reflects new hazards that the City of Lino <br />Lakes may face. This year there are few updates to the plan. The staff of the Lino Lakes <br />Police Department has continued to practice and prepare to respond to emergencies. <br />• We have trained the elected officials and all city staff on emergency preparedness <br />and the National Incident Management System (NIMS). <br />• We continue to train with Anoka County Emergency Management, Centennial Fire <br />District and neighboring fire departments, prison staff, school staff, North Ambulance, <br />as well as neighboring law enforcement agencies and the Minnesota School <br />Response Center. <br />• We coordinated a table -top exercise involving the Centennial Middle School. <br />• City personnel attended an exercise regarding response to an outbreak of the avian <br />flu. <br />• LLPD personnel trained on implementing NIMS in response to a potential active <br />threat situation at the Lino Lakes Elementary School. <br />• Centennial Fire District made 800 Mhz radios available to the Lino Lakes Public <br />Works Department to allow for enhanced communication between all organization <br />that would respond to an emergency. <br />OPTIONS <br />1. Accept the Lino Lakes Emergency Management Plan. <br />2. Return the Emergency Management Plan to staff for further information. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />Option No. 1 <br />• <br />