1. Presented by Betty Schorr Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation November 14, 2012

2. Planning

3. OPA ‘90 National Contingency Plan State Contingency Plan

4. 4 FEDERAL STATE REGIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN REGIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN AREA CONTINGENCY PLANS AREA CONTINGENCY PLANS STATE MASTER PLAN STATE MASTER PLAN NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN REGIONAL MASTER PLANS REGIONAL MASTER PLANS UNIFIED PLAN UNIFIED PLAN SUBAREA PLANS SUBAREA PLANS LOCAL Borough Emergency Response Plans Local Emergency Response Plans Borough Emergency Response Plans Local Emergency Response Plans

5. Key Components of the Unified Plan 5 In Situ Burning Guidelines Dispersant Use Guidelines Wildlife Protection Guidelines Response Organization Federal/State Authorities Permits/Administration PPOR Guidelines Statewide Resources Shoreline Cleanup References Cultural Resource Protection Statewide Hazmat Volunteer Guidelines Public Information/JIC Marine FF/Vessel Salvage, Lightering

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7. Facility and Vessel Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plans

8. Communicate the Plan

10. 10 GRS Development State FY2013 Southeast Alaska – 50-60 GRS NW Arctic – 45 GRS State FY2014 Aleutians – 60-70 GRS Emergency Towing Systems (ETS) Nearshore Operations Response Strategy (NORS)

12. 12 FY2013 Initiatives ETS Exercise at Dutch Harbor (October 3, 2012) Large Vessel ETS for Cold Bay Large Vessel ETS for Ketchikan Medium ETS to be stored at the NAVSUPSALV Warehouse in Anchorage

13.  Goal: Protect State Resources from Impacts of Oil Spills (State Waters extend out to 3 miles from the shoreline)  Objective: Develop Specific Nearshore Operations Response Strategies for each Subarea Plan 13

14. Execute the Plan

17. To be ready to respond when there is a spill, you have to be ready to respond when there isn’t one.

18. dec.alaska.gov/spar