Presented by Ron Lane Deputy CAO, County of San Diego.

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Presented by Ron Lane Deputy CAO, County of San Diego

 Power goes out countywide at 3:27PM on Sept 8, 2011  Power fully restored 3:19PM on Sept 9,

 Households  Businesses  Communities  Cascading effect on “Lifelines” greendatacenterconference.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/MW-AM629_blacko_ _MG.jpeg

 Hospitals  Communications  Fuel  Water  Wastewater  Transportation

 Back-up Generators  Energy-dependent residents  Coincide with other emergency upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0d/UCSD_Medical_Center_Hillcrest.jpg

 Emergency communication  Internal  To the public  Telephones  Text  Cell Phones

 Emergency Vehicles  Gas Stations  Pipelines  Airports/Military 097_The_aircraft_carrier_USS_Kitty_Hawk_%28CV_63%29_prepares_to_moor_at_Naval_Air_Station_North_Island_upon_her_return_to_San_Diego_Thursday%2C_Aug._7%2C_2008.jpg/1280px-thumbnail.jpg

 Maintain Pumping Capabilities  Linked to Fuel and Communications

 Traffic Signals  Trolleys and Trains  Railway signals  Airports

 Schools  Events  Food  ATMs and Money

 Prioritize the effort  Health and Safety (hospitals, elevator entrapments, traffic intersections)  Public communication  Severity of impact increases exponentially based on length of outage  Pre-planning is critical (notion of Advanced Recovery)