This is an Excel file that inventories signed DL-6068 Emergency Response Group Member Information Forms and captures who has been formally designated as a DOL Emergency Response Group member.

Records used to account for and maintain communication with personnel during emergencies, office dismissal, and closure situations. Records include name and emergency contact information such as phone numbers or addresses. Records may also include other information on employees such as responsibilities assigned to the individual during an emergency situation.

This is an Excel file that inventories signed DL-6075 / DL-6075a Continuity Shared Drive (CSD) Rules of Behavior Forms and captures who is authorized to grant access to Agency and Regional information on the CSD.

A list of activations of the Austin/Travis County Emergency Operation Center (EOC) in 2014 and YTD 2015.

The Office of Emergency Management retains records of all incident responses in which it participates. This data asset includes three major sources of information: (1) records maintained by the Regional Office On-Scene Coordinators, principally at the EPAOSC.org web site, (2) all records of incidents managed at the EPA National Response Center (NRC) at EPA Headquarters in Washington, DC and (3) records of responses to oil spills under the Clean Water Act, for which EPA is the oil spill response lead for inland waters. Regional response information is available through EPAOSC.org, but may also be stored elsewhere if the incident is of national significance. EPAOSC.org is a resource for On-Scene Coordinators to access, track and share information with OSCs throughout the country, but it also contains information open to the public. Incident-related environmental sampling data is maintained by the regional offices in the SCRIBE system. NRC records have been maintained in the Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS). This information is available to the public through the Right to Know Network (RTKnet.ombwatch.org). Incidents reported to NRC range from minor to serious, from an oil-sheen on water to a release of thousands of gallons. NRC reports are extensive, but also known to be incomplete, as many incidents are never reported, and those that are reported generally are not subject to verification.

The Office of Emergency Management retains records of all incident responses in which it participates. This data asset includes three major sources of information: (1) records maintained by the Regional Office On-Scene Coordinators, principally at the EPAOSC.org web site, (2) all records of incidents managed at the EPA National Response Center (NRC) at EPA Headquarters in Washington, DC and (3) records of responses to oil spills under the Clean Water Act, for which EPA is the oil spill response lead for inland waters. Regional response information is available through EPAOSC.org, but may also be stored elsewhere if the incident is of national significance. EPAOSC.org is a resource for On-Scene Coordinators to access, track and share information with OSCs throughout the country, but it also contains information open to the public. Incident-related environmental sampling data is maintained by the regional offices in the SCRIBE system. NRC records have been maintained in the Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS). This information is available to the public through the Right to Know Network (RTKnet.ombwatch.org). Incidents reported to NRC range from minor to serious, from an oil-sheen on water to a release of thousands of gallons. NRC reports are extensive, but also known to be incomplete, as many incidents are never reported, and those that are reported generally are not subject to verification.

e.LORS was created under the requirements of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act to provide for electronic filing, storage, and disclosure of data filed with the Department by labor unions, employers, and others. It also contains a module for investigative case management.

This dataset is to report on a strategic measure for the City of Austin about how many individuals in high risk areas are signed up to receive emergency notifications. This measure is tracked by the City of Austin Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. The regional notification system that is used across Central Texas is called Warn Central Texas. It is managed by the Capital Area Council of Governments and is who is providing the data for those who are registered in high risk disaster areas. For this dataset, high disaster areas have been identified as places with a high risk of wildfire and a high risk of river or creek flooding. View more details and insights related to this measure on the story page:https://data.austintexas.gov/stories/s/ux2t-6z3y

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