1. Kelli Gustaf Pipeline Coordinator Washington State Department of Ecology

2. Overview Spills Program background Public Records Act Contingency plans Drill program Public resources Future

3. Background

5. Spills Program PreventionPreparednessResponse Protecting human health and the environment by preventing spills, being prepared for and effectively responding to oil and hazardous substance spills when they occur.

6. Public Records Act

7. 42.56 RCW-Public Records Act Prompt response Exemptions Open government

8. History

9. Foss Maritime Barge Spill December 30, 2003 4,700 gallons of heavy fuel oil

10. Polar Texas-ConocoPhillips Spill October 13, 2004 7,200 gallons ANS Crude

11. Planning Standards Maintenance records Spill management teams Wildlife Contingency Plan Rule Updates

12. Contingency Plans

13. Plan Organize, Train & Outreach Drills Evaluate & Improve Preparedness Cycle

14. o Plan submission o Public review period o Responding to public comments o Conditional approval o Approval Plan

17. Regulated Pipelines Transmountain Pipeline Olympic Pipeline ConocoPhillips Yellowstone Pipeline Chevron Pipeline Nustar Pipeline

18. Geographic Response Plans 19 Geographic Response Plans (9 Marine, 10 inland) 1215 response strategies (1178 Matrices) Update Cycle: Every 3 to 5 years

20. Drills

23. Public Resources

24. Social Media LISTSERV EcoForum Incident Specific Websites EcoConnect Blog YouTube Twitter FaceBook RSS Feeds Also available…

25. EcoConnect Blog

26. Incident Specific Websites

27. Incident Communications  Public Information Officers 24/7 availability Anticipate potential media interest Joint Information Center (JIC) representative  Press releases Release within 30 minutes  Incident specific websites

29. Thank you.