1. Oil and Hazardous Materials Incident Annex and ESF #10 Home of NCP/NRP Coordination Procedures

2. Oil/Hazmat and ESF #10 What’s the difference? ESF #10 -Stafford Act activations (FEMA pays) -Fed-to-Fed support (Another Federal agency pays ESF #10 to respond) Oil/Hazmat Incident Annex -CERCLA/CWA/OPA authority and funding

3. Oil/Hazmat and ESF #10 Policies NCP structures and response mechanisms remain in place during an INS, but coordinate with NRP mechanisms “Nothing in the NRP alters or impedes the ability or authorities of designated Federal officials to carry out their duties under the NCP or to coordinate directly with their agency in execution of these duties.”

4. Coordination Structures NATIONALREGIONALFIELDON-SCENE NRP InteragencyIncidentMgmtGroupHomelandSecurity Ops Center Regional Response CoordinationCenterPrincipalFederalOfficialJointFieldOfficeJFOCoordinationGroupN/AIncidentCommandPost NCP NationalResponseTeam EPA or DHS/USCGHQEmergency Ops Center Regional EPA or DHS/USCGEmergency Ops Center* EPA or DHS/USCGSeniorFederalOfficialN/ARegionalResponseTeamFederalOn-SceneCoordinatorIncidentCommandPost * EPA regional emergency operations are called Regional Response Centers. NRP Coordinating Mechanisms and Hazard-Specific NCP Structures (parallel, but not necessarily equivalent)

5. Policies: SONS vs. INS Under NCP, EPA or USCG can classify an oil discharge as a Spill of National Significance –Senior Agency Official (EPA) –National Incident Commander (USCG) –Assist the OSC; assume certain functions EPA and USCG maintain authority to classify a discharge as a SONS DHS maintains authority for classifying INS A SONS may/may not be an INS DHS may determine that an NCP response that is not a SONS may be an INS

6. Oil/Hazmat and ESF #10 Annex Leads Either EPA or USCG are lead for implementing annex for HQ/field response, depending on which has jurisdiction (inland/coastal): -ESF #10 – “Primary Agency” -Oil/Hazmat Annex – “Coordinating Agency” Lead may be transferred if circumstances dictate

7. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination Regional Response Coordination Center RRCC coordinates Federal field response until JFO established, then plays support role When DHS activates RRCC, EPA/USCG provide reps to aid in coordination of regional support efforts

8. NRP Base Plan – Field Elements Integrates traditional JOC and DFO functions JFO Coordination Group Office of Inspector General Operations Section Logistics Section Planning Section Finance and Admin Senior Federal Law Enforcement Official State, Local and Tribal Representative(s) Other Senior Federal Officials FCO or FRC JFO Coordination Staff JFO Sections External Affairs Chief of Staff ----------------------- Liaison Officer Safety Coordinator Security Officer Infrastructure Liaison Others as needed Defense Coordinating Officer (DCO) Principal Federal Official JFO is the focal point for coordination of Federal support to on-scene incident management efforts

9. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination Joint Field Office Oil/hazmat + ESF #10 activities expected to operate primarily out of Ops Section (other sections as needed) -EPA/USCG JFO personnel will coordinate with RRT, and EPA/USCG personnel in ICP and, if established, Area Command EPA/USCG may also need to provide a Senior Federal Official if we play a major role

10. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination Principal Federal Official (PFO) Does not have directive authority over FCO, SFLEO, or other Federal officials OSC continues to conduct his/her activities at the ICP using NCP authorities OSC, SFO and other responding agency reps provide full and prompt cooperation, resources and support to PFO

11. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination EPA/USCG Senior Federal Official (SFO) For incidents involving major oil/hazmat response, agency providing OSC will likely need to designate an SFO to work in coordination with PFO at JFO (or alternate location if no JFO) SFO represents annex in JFO SFO ensures ESF #10 or Oil/Hazmat Annex staffing in JFO units, as needed

12. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination EPA/USCG SFO In coordination with the OSC, consults the RRT for advice or assistance Establishes mechanisms for the RRT to coordinate with the JFO Ensures coordination between the JFO and Area Command, if established

13. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination SFO/PFO Coordination The SFO coordinates with the PFO on such activities as: –Providing incident information to the PFO –Coordinating public communications strategy with the PFO and DHS Public Affairs –Clearing Federal interagency communications to the public through the PFO

14. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination OSC at ICP Has authority to direct oil/hazmat response efforts, and coordinate all other efforts at scene of discharge or release Generally joins ICP already established by local authorities, or Designates an ICP at the site in accordance with local Area Contingency Plan

15. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination OSC carries out NCP responsibilities, and coordinates activities with JFO Typical lines of communication: –OSC with agency SFO and other agency reps at JFO –SFO with PFO and FCO/FRC [Issue being clarified in JFO SOP: Relationship of JFO to ICP/AC] Existing NRT agency-delegated decisionmaking and contracting authorities remain in place OSC and other NCP agency reps continue to report through respective chains of command

16. NRP/NCP Regional Level Coordination Public communications generally coordinated through ESF#15 – External Communications, in consultation with the JFO and Joint Information Center (JIC) “It is recognized, however, that in some cases it may be necessary for responding OSCs to communicate with the media/public on tactical operations and matters affecting public health and safety directly from the scene, particularly during the early stages of the emergency response.”

17. Oil/Hazmat and ESF #10 Support/Cooperating Agencies Support/Cooperating Agencies NRT agencies are available as Support or Cooperating Agencies to EPA/USCG under both annexes Assistance may also be requested from: –DHS Science & Technology Directorate – for scientific support as described in the Science and Technology Support Annex –DHS Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate – for information on sites with hazardous materials

18. ESF #10 SOP ESF #10 SOP under development Initial final version expected to be fairly minimal; may be revised over time to be more robust as needed

19. Draft JFO SOP

20. NSSEs/other potential INSs: -IOF instead of JFO -NSSE IOF = MACC + 50 -Pot. Terror IOF = JOC + 50  Funding of JFO/IOF establishment -Stafford Act: FEMA -Non-Stafford - Fed-to-Fed: Requesting agency - Other/Potential INS: JFO CG cost share

21. Draft JFO SOP FEMA Executive Agent under ESF #5 -Will take lead in setting up JFO; paid as indicated in previous slide  JFO relationship to ICP/AC -JFO Feds link to ICP/AC Feds -States/locals in ICP/AC: JFO goes thru State EOC