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Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Mass OSA Advisory Committee December 14, 2010

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Janine Commerford, Assistant Commissioner, BWSC, MassDEP

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Richard F. Packard, Oil Spill Prevention and Response Program Manager, MassDEP

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection MassDEP Marine Pilot Program

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection MassDEP Marine Pilot Program July 1, June 30, 2010 l Double-hulled, >6000 bbl oil l 294 state funded marine pilot trips l 11 towing vessel companies participating $683,429 invoices paid

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Captain Thomas Bushy Deputy Commissioner of Pilots, District 3 Role of the State Pilot MGL Chapter 103; MGL Chapter 21M Pilot Associations – NEMP; BOSCO

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection State Provided Escort Tug

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection State Provided Escort Tug Double-hulled, >6000 bbl oil l Program began on March 29, 2010 l Contract with McAllister Towing of Narragansett Bay l 193 escorts conducted l $1,400,029 invoiced March 29 – November 30, 2010

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection State Provided Escort Tug l Waiver Requests l Due to heavy vessel traffic - 3 l July 11 & 15; Sept. 25; Nov. 6; Dec 3 & 5, 2010 l 3 requests for assistance l Sept. 25 – weather l Nov 23 – small fire l Dec. 3, 2010 – engine trouble l 1 report of oil sheen investigated

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Oil Spill Equipment Oil Spill equipment procurement completed, spill trailers delivered to coastal communities and MassDEP regional offices 76 spill trailers in place 2000’ of 36” boom stored at MMA and New Bedford Harbor Equipment procurement for Boston Harbor and other regional needs

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Annual maintenance and restocking of spill trailers conducted by MassDEP contractor Equipment notification and deployment SOP Implementation training Oil Spill Equipment

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Oil Spill Equipment

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Geographic Response Plans

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection MassDEP GRP Project Final Boston Harbor GRP presented to Sector Boston Area Committee on 12/9/10 BH GRP available for review and download at Spring of 2011 development of South Shore GRP will begin.

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection GRP Testing & Training Program Uses local first responders and MassDEP spill equipment Test selected GRP strategy Participants USCG, MassDEP, Harbormaster, Fire department & Contractor Document deployment test & lessons learned

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection GRP Testing & Training Program Vineyard Haven Harbor/Lagoon Pond – 5/28/09 Lewis Bay – 10/21/09 Wareham-Marion – 10/27/09 Wellfleet Harbor – 5/26/10 Plum Island Sound – 6/8/10 Marblehead Harbor – 6/30/10

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Program Funding Elise De Cola NUKA Research & Planning Group INC.

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection HSEEP Funding MassDEP (NUKA) exploring funding for OT & backfill cost for local responders Grant application submitted to SERAC (SRPEDD) Grant application will be submitted to NERAC (MAPC) Align training objective with HSEEP Inter-agency coordination Resource coordination Local oil spill preparedness

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Planned Projects FY 2011 l Continue Pilot and Escort Tug Programs l Maintain & Restock Response trailers l Develop GRP for South Shore l Conduct GRP Testing & First responder Training l Update program plan with annual projections l Develop responder training stipend proposal l Other projects as funding allows l Monitor Revenue vs. statutorily mandated programs

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Table 1 OIL SPILL PREVENTION FUND BALANCE 12/14/2010 YTD FY05FY06FY07FY08FY09FY10FY11 Totals from Inception Beginning Balance$0$1,410,369$2,838,038$4,127,537$4,819,905$5,267,536$4,325,975 Revenue Collected$1,492,186$1,817,058$1,789,321$1,632,832$1,639,681$1,820,054$1,428,937$9,206,584 Expenditures($81,817)($389,389)($499,822)($940,464)($1,192,050)($2,761,615)($1,279,696)($4,620,475) Available Balance$1,410,369$2,838,038$4,127,537$4,819,905$5,267,536$4,325,975$4,475,216$4,586,109

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Table 2 Oil Spill Act Project Expenditures * FY2005FY2006FY2007FY2008FY2009FY2010FY2011 Oil spill trailers/training communities $81,817 $355,211 $337,849 $416,689 $ 414,416. $ 921,008 Trailer maintenance/restocking $ 18,919 $ 20,592 $ 21,414 $ 16,732 Develop GRP’s $ 17,158 $ 93,275 $ 69,650 $ 24,620 $ 23,517 GRP testing /responder training $ 10,788 $ 7,407 $ 34,403 $ 3,995 Threat evaluation/equipment inventory $ 16,462 $ 43,637 $ 7,686 Marine pilots program $ 224,305 $ 786,610 $ 279,719 State provided escort tug $ 60,933 $ 580,971 $ 802,677 Program Support – OSAAC meetings, web page $ 22,903 $ 42,921 $ 14,716 $ 8,813 $ 4,462 Program salaries $ 34,178 $121,912 $341,409 $ 336,394 $ 331,947 $ 123,047 Off shore boom equipment $ 51,829 $ 14,528 Snare Boom Purchase $ 11,019 Total per Fiscal Year $81,817 $389,389 $499,822 $940,463 $ 1,192,050 $ 2,761,615 $1,279,696 * 12/14/2010 \

Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Table 3 Oil Spill Act - Projected Expenditures FY2010 (actual)FY2011 (projected)FY2012 (estimated) Oil spill trailers (communities) $ 921,008 Equipment maintenance/restocking $ 21,414 $ 45,000 $ 75,000 Develop GRP’s $ 22,620 $ 75,000 GRP testing /responder training $ 34,403 $ 40,000 $ 20,000 Threat evaluation/equipment inventory $ 7,686 Marine pilots program $ 786,610 $ 800,000 State provided escort tug $ 580,971 $ 2,400,000 $3,000,000 Program support – OSAAC meetings, web page $ 8,813 $ 20,000 $ 30,000 Program salaries $ 331,947 $ 369,000 $ 370,000 Off shore equipment (boom, skimmers) $ 51,829 $ 50,000 Boston harbor equipment $ 100,000 New projects (placeholder) $ 50,000 Total cost $ 2,761,615 $ 3,949,000 $4,870,000 Revenue collected $ 1,820,054 Revenue collected (estimated) $ 3,429,449 $ ? ? ? ?