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12. Identify and manage safety-related situations such as children climbing on piles or playing near the drop off area. 13. Immediately contact 911 and the yard waste coordinator in the event of an emergency or an incident that cannot be resolved without resulting in harm to employees or the public, and/or affects normal operations. For example, serious accidents or injury, a drunk driver, fire, etc. 14. Monitor site and determine when work such as pushing leaf piles, grinding brush and hauling excess materials off site perform these duties on notify supervisor when necessary. 15. Assist individuals, such as the elderly or disabled, who have difficulty unloading their yard waste. 16. Prohibit site use non-qualifying participants and commercial lawn/landscape/tree/gutter cleaning/ handy man and other paid services. Provide them with other management options. 17. Report threatening/argumentative/angry incidents and complaints to supervisor and County. or. Document the incident by recording date, time, license plate number, business/resident name, and specifics of the occurrence on the back of the tally sheet. 18. Seek shelter, while leaving the entrance gate open, in the event of severe weather. Inform the site coordinator and return to the site as soon as it is safe. 19. Facilitate the activities of volunteer Master Gardeners who provide lawn care and gardening information to the public. 20. Survey the public, when instructed, on programs relating to waste reduction and recycling. 21. Contact the County Coordinator if the press (newspapers, television news, etc.) arrives on site and requests information regarding the program. Policy requires that information requests from the press be forwarded to the Senior Program Manager. 22. Sign and complete time sheets. Return them to the yard waste coordinator by due date. 23. Do not bring pets or weapons, such as a gun, to work. 24. Other duties as assigned.