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ORDINANCE NO.
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ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH ADOPT-
ING AN OPERA TIONAL PLAN OF CIVIL
DEFENSE WITHIN THE CITY OF SEAL
BEACH
The City Council of the City of Seal Beach does oraain'1ls follows:
SECTION 1: That the City Council does hereby adopt a certain
operational plan for civil defense, a copy of which is attached to this
Ordinance and made a part hereof by reference.
SECTION 2: That the tabLes which are a part of said operational
plan may be changed by order of the Director of Civil Defense for the City
of Seal Beach, or by order of the Mayor of the City of Seal Beach.
SECTION 3: The City Clerk shaU certify to the passage and
adoption of this ordinance by the City Council and cause the same to be
published once in the SEAL BEACH POST & WAVE, a newspaper of general
circulation printed, pubLished and circuLated in the City of Seal Blach.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the
City of Seal Beach at its regular meeting heLd on the/ <p~ay of ~ ,
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS
CITY:OF SEAL BEACH )
I. F. W. HICKMAN, City Clerk of the City of Seal Beach and ex-
officio clerk of the City Council, do hereby certify that the foregoing and
attached Ordinance was finally passed, approved and adopted by the City ,/ ""-
County of the City of Seal Beach at a regular meeting thereof held on the LlR I?I
day of iltfte; 1957, by the following vote: '.
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Ayes, Councilmen: R.AH/I6oIIIt),~" :5P~rl't!e<1 7i941~~e; Ill/l-c..po
Noes, Councilmen: NDNd '
Absent, Councilmen: NOI(IG-
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J:t:. w. .iilckman, Clty l.,aerk
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ANNEX NO. 12
\.fARDb'N SERVtCE
lUSSIONS
1) To organizo the warden syst~n or tho city into
divisions, sections, and soctors.
2) To acquire statistical data regarding personnel
and materials in the aroas.
3) To be prepared to assist and adviso inhabitants it
nocessary.
2. ORGArTIZATION
Organ5zed under Police Dopnrtment,
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(Sac 'rablo B)
4. AflSE.tffiI;Y IN ENERGENCY
Police Department
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ANNEX NO. 11
UTILITIES SERVICE
1.
IUSS IONS
A.
1) Provido essential construction support to damagod
utilities to insurc restoration of sorvice.
2) To maintain an inventory of wator facilitios
3) To advise city officials of the situation
within his service.
2. I~ PERSO~mEL
(See Table B)
3. COOPTI:RJ'.TIVE INSTnUCTIONS
Cooperates with law enforcement and furnishos the
location of critical and sensitivo points to be guarded
against sabotage.
4. ASSEl-lBLY IN ENERGENCY
Chief and alternatos roport to director.
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A~mEX NO. 10
TRANSPORTATION SERVICE
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MIssrmrs
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1) To furnish transporation for the eivil defenso
organization as required.
2) To maintain an inventory of publie and private
vehicles availablo.
3) To recruit and train transportation personnel and
to be able to obtain equipment locally or outsido
support if noedod.
2. ORGAINZATION
Roy N. Thomas, General Foreman
3. lCEY PERSONNEL
(See Table B)
4. COOPERATIVE IrTS'l'RUCTIQNS
}.:laintonanc0 City Yard
I GaB and Oil City Yard
5. ASSErmLY nr lOO'a'lGENCY
City Yard
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Ordinance Number
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ANNEX No. 9
R1J)IOLOGIC~L SERVICE
MISSIONS
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1) To advise director on radiological matters.
2) To train such toams or individuals as arlll
assigncd.
3) To bo prepared to get outside holp if
necessary.
4) To be' proparod to chock clothing,. food,
wator, vohicles, and personnol for
radioactivity.
ORGt~IZATION OF SERVICE
This city has not yot boon assignod a
trailer; a group of tro.inod mombors will
bo prepared to operate
3. KEY PERSO~lNEt (Soo Table B)
4. :.sSEl-IBLY IN mmRGENCY
Police Station
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.lJrnEX No. .
PUBLIC INFO~J~TION SERVICE
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MISSION
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1) Prior to amcrgency to assist D1roctor by
keeping public informed of Civil Defcnso.
2) During a n emergency to inform pUblic of'
truo sto.te of' affairs end pass on a.dvico
end reassuranco as directed.
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2. ORGIJUZl.TION OF SERVICE
This service ha.s a chief' end alternates pre-
pared to assist the deroctor in keeping tho
public informed.
3. lCEY PERSOvThTEL (Soe Table B)
4. ASSEMBL~ IN UU>IERG~TCY
City Hall
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ANNEX No,. 7
CONl-iUNIC,\TI0NS
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1) To furnish communications for Control Ccnter
to all Services of city, and to County
Operational ~roa Control Center.
2) Use of messenger-courier service to greatest
advontugo.
).) TC' recruit, train, IlIld orgal'lizo personnel and
oqui~m~nt for the operation of the service.
2. ORGZJ-T!~i'.'T:.I()N OF ~.ERVICE
Sgt. lim. Rcloman - 1201 Electric Avenue
Sgt. f.o.y:nond Earb'O.u:::, .. 1510 Ocean Jl.VOl1UO
3. ~ PERSONi.i~ iSoo Tablo B)
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1) The 0emmunio~tiol1s scrvice will sot up the
COlL~'.'01 centor' fo]" oporations on recoipt
of r,n-y rw.crt,
5. ~~B~...Ej Eti]i':BQ1!a~~
Police Dopar~mcnt
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ANNEX No. 6
SUPPLY SERVICE
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MISSIONS
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1) To acquiro and maintain inventories of essential
i toms ef supply.
2) To precure suppl~es for the entire civil de-
fonse organizutien as requistioncd.
3) To control for the city th'se supplies that
may be frozen by Governor 1 s pl'oclamation or
State order.
4) To plan supply requiremonts in sufficient
time :!.n advance of noeds to lns\1re an un-
interupted flow ef resupply.
5) To recruit, organizo, and train supply
personno\.
6) To supervise those 'supplies and equipment
stored or furnishcd by State and Fcderal
Governments to the city for pperational use.
2. ORGANIZATION OF SERVICE
Charles E. Trygg, Purchasing Agont
3. KEY PERSONNEL (See TabloB)
4. ASSEMBLY IH EMERGENCIES
City Hall
Ordinance Number
ANNEX No.5
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EMERGENCY WELFARE SERVICE
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1) Provido mass care (food, clothing, and shelter)
for refugees.
2) Register 011 refugees and furnish registbationE
to County Central Resistry.
3) Provide omorgency welfare as necessary.
4) Foed civil defense workers on duty.
2. ORGANIZATION OF SERVICE
Valerio Sneed, Chief
Assistants to be appointed from City Employeos.
3. EEl PEnSOlnfEL (Sea tabla B)
4. AUTOMATIC MISSIONS
1) Propare to epen, man, and administer shelters
previously solected.
2) Proparo foeding facilities for ostimatod
membors of refUgees,
3) Prepare to register rofugees.
4) Set up registration and inquiry centor.
5) Inform director of civil dofense of action.
5. LOCATION
Community Center.
6. FOOD SERVICE
At all restuarants and sholters
7. ASSENBLY IN ENMERGENCY
Initially at Community Center
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ANNEX No.4
MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICE
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
lillDICAL n1ERGENCY
ORGMiIZATION
CIVIL DEFENSE
1.
PURPOSE
A.
The Purpose of this directive is to familiarize
all personnel in this division as to their re-
specti7e responsibi:ity in the overall care of
sick a,d injured in the event of a disaster .
caused by enemy attack, or local omorgencies.
2. ORGANIZATION
.3. KEY PERSmTNEL (seo Table lB)
Ordinance,Numb~r
Al'TNEX No. 3
PUBLIC WORKS
I. 1. MISSIONS
A.
1) To remove debris. demolish unsafe structures,
inspect damaged buildings, and keap essential
roads. streets. and bridges open - allan an
emergency basis.
2) To provide essential construction support to
dam~ged utilities to insure restoration of
service.
2. ORGANIZATION OF SERVICE
10 members in Department
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KEY PERSONllEL (See Table B)
AUTOHATIC TASKS
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Damage within the City will be surveyed im-
mediately without further instructions by
City Building Inspector and report made to
the Director. Rescue Squad will obtain
equipment from City and private stocks as
needed.
ASS~!BLY IN Er4ERGENCIES
City Yard - HEmlock 946 82
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Ordinance Number
lINNEX NO. 2
LA\of ENFORCEMENT
1)
2)
3)
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Provide law enforcomont t'.nd trc1'f1ic control
sorvicos fer tho city.
Cooporation with othor olomonts of county
and state, .
Mnintain r.nti-sabotagc plan
Coordinato facility protoction program and
roservo police porsonnel; women mcy bo in
cluded,
Cooporato with California Highway Patrol on
trl'.ffic matters.
Bo prepared to handlo and procoss reports
on downod plr.nos. unoxploded bombs and par-
achutists.
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6)
2. ORGlJUZATION OF SERVICE
Ai Rogular mOlllboI's - 12
Patrol cars - 2 - I'adio equipped
Bi Tho following facilit10s will be provided oarly
anti-sabotago protoction at tho discrotion of
the Director OI' tho Chief.
Bridgos
CUlveI'ts
Sonsitlve va1vos
Sonsltivo switchos
Wator storago
Wator pumps
Fuol storago _.'-
Clothing storago
Food storago
Pewor facilities
:3. KEY PERSONNEL
(Soo tablo B.)
4-. ASSEMBLY IN EMERGENCIES
Po1ico Departmont
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ANNEX NO. 1
FIRE SERVICE
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Fi~o Supprossion
li'i~o prov ontion
OOJrclnation of govornm0ntal and non-pu~lie
tiro so::,vicos \-ihich will. a3s~st.
O~gr~j?'ution of any ro~~uo tasks Qssignod.
p. I:c:n'l' t~ tU'l'i t'['a~,n awrilial'Y firoman in addition
t,~ '~~'O :"'ug'l:"'Ot' '-'Ild VC'l11l',toor sorvico of tho ci-:;y
Ul~'l S'l.,~J-- rosC"~o tOrJu.'l a"l aro assignod.
2. 9,R'.Mn,lN~ION.-QF-13~vrCE
1 - ~OO gpm Pumpor
1 - 1000 gpm & 60 gpm 150 lbs to 850 lbs pump or
1 - 60 gpm 850 lbs high prossuro pumpor
1 - 24' laddol' truck
3. 1!:EY PERSONNEL (soo ~a.Illo B)
16 voluntoor
4 auxiliary
4. LIST OF KEY FIRE EQUIPl-lENT
Fire Station - 1
Resuscitator - 1
Vchiclos as abovo
Oxygon - availablo
5. :MOBILIZATION INSTRUCTIONS
Firo Station, City Hall
Ordinance Number
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Fnr:r1a Van Sandt 207 6th St He 42159
TRlll:S PORTAT ION
Adolto Lopez 1)0 11th St
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Jehn Horrin 204 1st St He )28 43
Da..'l ~tricklin 11 Bolan llVO Ho 9.3) 64
WARDEl{ SER. HeE
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Pa.ul. C"lrtis 257 5th St Ho l~40 65
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TABLE B
CITY OF SEAL BEACH
KEY PERSONNEL
MAYOR PAUL CALVO
DIRECTOR
OF PUBLIC
WORKS CHAS. E. TRYGG
Chief' of
Police Lee Howard
FIRE PERSONNEL
Chief
Asst. Ch.
Asst, Ch.
W. S. Knighton
C. W, Shopord
E. E. Glenn
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City Hilll
212,,3rd St
226 7th St.
124 7th St
135' 6th St
250 16th
Chief of I'f'llice
CllptO!in
Sergo~1.t
Loo Howord 226 7th St
J, Morf)usok 111 6th St
Rny Harbour 1510 Ocoan
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Ordinance Number
Ho 811 01
Ho 900 39
He 847 64-
Ho 823 41
Ho 942 24-
Ho 942 12
Ho 84-1 64-
Ho 855 31
Ho 868 52
Roy N. Thomas 232 6th St Ho 944 32
Rnlph Lllttn 306 13th St Ho 954- 16
MEDICAL
Dr. Homor DoSlldoloor
EMERGENCY W~~
Vlllorie Snood
SUPPLY PERSONNEL
Forn Honryson
COl.ll-roNICATIONS
Wi11icJII Holoman
CITY CLERK
F. W. Hickman
Cocilo Hattorsloy
119 Main St
324 15th St
120 2nd St
1201 Eloctric
231 16th St
604 Contno.l
Ho 939 65
Ho 866 48
Ho 934 92
Ho 457 60
Ho 839 17
Ho 353 55
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TABLE A
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LIST OF CITY EQUIPMENT
Bulldozor 1
Comprossor (Air Mobil 0 ) 1
Front End Loa.dor 2
Gonora.tor - mobilo 1
Jacks, lifting, hoavy-sot 1
Ja.ck H!UIIlI1or 2
Tra,iler, low bod 1
Truck, Dump 2
Walding & cutting oquipmont 2
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City of Sonl Boach
July, 1957
Nocessary stops to keop public informed of whAt is
taking placo, and for tho 10cnlitios affectod will
be a duty of the Public affairs Officor.
Enginoer roconnaissanco will bo maintainod contin-
uously to provedo intelligent onginoor support.
Modical units will be assembled and omployed as the
situation requires.
Wardens will assist in panic control, porsonnol,
procuremont, public information and other activitios
as may be directed.
All civil dofense workers shall wear tho arm-band
which will be furnishod at the time.
Diroctor causos report of activation of controi
centor to noxt higher level (County).
Diroctor makos brief initial rap art of city statu&
to county and continuos to koop information of de-
volopmants within the city moving to county.
9. CONTROL CENTER
Principal location of Soal Beach Civil Defense Control
Conter: City Hall, 8th Stroot and Contral avenuo
Telephone HEmlock 811-01
ALTERNATE
City Yard, West End of Eleotric Avenue, Seal Beach, Calif.
Telephone HEmlock 946 82
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Jl:lf 1957 , " '
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Diroctor will consider advisability of requosting aid.
Fire and Police Department act aocor~ingly to situation.
Their resorves will report and bo assignod dutios.
Utilitios companies start, without furthor orders, to
operate to prevent damage or rostoro facilities.
Communioations within the control centor and te oounty
and region will bo a first priority. Additional lines
from city telophone central will be added. Messenger
servico will be ostablished at onco. Civil Dofonso
arm-bands will be worn by all Civil Defense personnol.
Decals or other devices will bo placed on vohiclos on
Civil Defense d~ty.
The citi~ons will be promptly informon of the extent
of damage. given reassuranco and other simple in-
structio:J.s to control the:l,r actions and prevent panic.
Needless auto traffin will be prevonted. Polico watch
for panic indica~ion~.
Personnel section of Control Center will taka steps to
onroll volun~eers and assign them to services with
rapidity. This is a most importcnt activity.
Rod Cross will oper~to under Civil Defonse Chiof of
Welfare in oxtromo emorgencies.
Registration af refugees will start in as mcny places
as nocessary. Mass ~are cantors for refugoos will bo
os~ablishod as necessary.
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Ordinance ijUmber '.
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July, 1957
Steady blast 2! l ~ 2 minutos
2) Rod Alert: (F.nomy is neo.1', attack is il!ii1iincnt.,
toke cover)
3)
(All clear, anomy is reitring, attack
is improbablo) 1 minuto blast with
2 minutes silenco in betwoen.
Noto: The City of Soal Boaoh has 5 horns at
All Cleo.1':
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0.. Alerts are rocoivod by "Boll &: Lights" o.t the Police
Dopartment, City Hall, Soal Boach - HEmlock 811-01
f. C.D,O. mny contact tho Diroctor by calling first tho
Polico Dampo.1'tment, HEmlock 811-61; socond, Director
of Public Works HEmlock 910-47 or HEmlock 81101.
g. The Chain of Command for the City of Seal Boo.ch is
as follows: Mayor, Diroctor of Public Works - Public
Sorvico, Chiof of Polico.
h. Mobilization of Civil Defense For~
All City Control Cantor personnol roport to Control
60ntor and propare for oporations; Chiofs of sorvico
to roport to Diroctor. Director immediately causes
rapid reconnaissanco to bo mndo. Diroctor informs
Operation Areo. (County) Control. Centor of situo.tion
nnd mOkes such roquosts as nocossary.
Porsonnel of eo.ch sorvico reports to prcwdesignatod
assombly aroas oquippod to go into oporatlons on
on diroction of Chief of Sorvico.
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July, 1957 ' '
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and employees and lator drawing on the city for
additional porsonnel, supplies and oquipmont.
Individuals or groups may be askod to voluntoor
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assemblo as shown in tho attachod annoxes, unloss
otherwise directed.
Assistance from adjoining jurisdictions, the county
or stato may bo requestod by tho Mayor.
Tho Director will oporato from tho City Control
Cantor and will bo assisted by dosignatod chiofs
of servicos.
Such chiefs of sorvico as are necossary will moblizo
and organizo thoir sorvicos and roport to tho diroctor
for instructions.
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Stato of Extramo Emergency
Al~ sorvicoa will mobilizo and tako initial act-
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ion as indicatod below.
Porsonnel Alerting
Tho diDoctor's offico wil~ bo rosponsiblo for
alerting chiofs of tho various sorvicos.
Chiofs of servico will bo rosponsible for alorting
thoir sorvicos.
In goneral audible signals will alert most porsonnol.
d. Wnrninp;s
1) Yollow Alert:
(Enemy is approaching tho country,
attack is possiblo)
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Cit.y' ?l.' So~,l. Bcach
July, lo957
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g. Ooordinato procurcr.lent and aS3i~nm~nt of
10::;01 reSO\lrcos.
h Appoint chiefs of sn!'.....:I,ces and altern:ltcs.
i. .:!tal"'; ar.cl Llmin-f;aj,!\ r.Ln ACTIVITY LOG. Con-
tf.l..l!~s ~)'['C'.ori:, ~ecision3, actions, etc., with
C011:' a,'.d dato.
(2) All Sorvi~c Chiefs
0.. NO"1e two or mo:;:>e altcrnntcs to himself.
b. ~o:l..nto.in up-to-date t.lot't ].ist of all o.ssistants.
c. Be nropared to integrate vol~teors into the
.' ergnnl:ption.
d. Cooper~to closoly ~.d fu~ly with mll other sorvi~Qc.
e. Keop director lnfor~ed of actions by froquont rOP9r~B.
f. starts and Ir.1li.1tu:l.':1:J a Service ACTIVITY LOG
g. Preparo so~v:l~o an~cx (to be based upon assignod
mi3sion~~ t.o in01~de:
1) Assip~JneLt of cl~yls mission to spocifio' .
orgnn:!,;:n.ti.o::s. units~ companies, or in-
di'T:i.nu;J.ls.
2) I,ist of key porson."lel.
3) Mobilization plo.nos and times.
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STANDARD CP~ATTNG PRCCE~URE (SOP)
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In general theso will bo handled ontiroly within
tho city using first local govornmental officials
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City o~ Se~~ Bo~ch
July, 1957 '"
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in ol:-dor to bo protected by Workmen's Compen-..
sation benefits for disaster service workers.
(2) In order to care for tho groat numbor of
poople who will volunteor attar tho disastor,
all sorvicos will provido sufficiont special
onrollmcnt and ~ssig~~cnt toams that will be
propared to handle veluntoers both beforo and
after n disnstor occurs.
b. Duties of Civi~ Defonse Officials
The following are typical dutios, briofly out-
lined, and are not intendod to exclude others:
(1) Director and Assistant Director
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a. Act as Chairman of Civil Defense and
Disastor Council (heroafter roterrod to
as Council) in absence of Mayor.
b. Preparo city plan for civil dofense.
6. Ceordinate recruiting, training, and
othor activities of civil defonso.
d. Keep Council info~od of civil dotonse
activities.
o. ,Direct and control civil defenso
activitios in emergency,
f. Furnish copies of city plans to Bpor-
ational Aroa Coordinator and Rogional
Coordinator.
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City of Sool Bo~ch
July, 19S7
6. GENERAL MISSION OF CITY
~. Upon ~ doclnro.tlon of a. " sto.to of oxtremo cmorgency"
by the Govornor of tho Stnto 01' Co.lifornio. the mission
of tho City of Se~l Bonch sho.ll be to:
(1) Co.re for its own soourity.
(2) Furnish mutual nid support to nny strickon portion
of Or~ngo County o.s mo.y be roquestod.
0) Support nny city in Region...!- neoding a.ssistnnce
upon direction by tho rogiono.l Coordinntor.
(~) Be propnred to furnish Mobilo support outsido
Rogion-1- upon direotion by the Govornor of
Colifornia..
b. A disaster short of extreme emergoncy, or one of
local natura, will bo hnndled by the 10cnl
orgnnization. Mutunl nid o.SSi3t~co mny be re-
quested when leco.l resourceS cannot deal with
the situa.tion.
c. Missions nssignod to the City of Sonl Bonch by
highor nuthority, o.ro predicated on furnishing
some of our local rosourcos to combnt 0. sit-
uo.tion on 0. regional basis.
7. DUTIES llID RESPONSIBILITIES
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Goneral
(1) Diso.ster sorvico workors should bo proporly
rogistored with tho accreditod diso.s~or council~ ,
or At any place approved by tho Dlso.stor Council,
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City of Soal Bca~
July, 1957
Dofense arid Disaster Council and ,who, under. tho supor-
vision of tho Mayor~ 'sholl dovelop the defenso and
disastor plans of the City, organize tho dofonse and
disaster program. and hove such other dutios as mny
bo assignod by the M~yor.
d. Tho Assistant Diroctor appointod by the Mayor, will
aasumo tho duties of the Director in case of necessity.
o. A Doputy Director who shall be appointed by tho
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Diroctor.
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All city officials and paid omployoos.
Chiafs of service.
Tho oporating sorvicos
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Voluntoers.
The Mayor is the civil defense director. He should be con-
t4cted if support facilities are wanted. He may be reached
at HEmlock 81l~01 during business hours, or at HEm1ock'386-03
at :~_ times. In case the Mayor cannot be contacted, call
the AssistaIlt Director at HEmlock 8110-1 or HEmlock 847-64.
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Volunt~e~s form the bulk of tho organization, The
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p::rlt.h. x~6. ~hql .~.n.ly for a lir.tit;r'u ;lC1:'101. C"f time,
go
A:'l pl~li1s of T.h:) =.. tr .~e ~ rcp:~....?nJ D:1d ~O\l~t:t.os nT.'O pro-
pareJ ....n..'!.",.. ch.:. "Ui !l1.<:ltPJtlo;l'! ::If 1I-:1"l1.',:) ~ tr:i:ltCJ in
90'.on me l.l!.' ci.~~.ou O.i.' ....,tH) !=-"J...,cr";(,;o
h. The C~t~ 0:" Scn.l 0(',::..::: has su'Jbcrl"od to tho 'Jal1f-
O:r'lila MUt'l:.1'.1 :d,d AgrcCII1C:1t"
3. CI~-2l':""SE/'f-1L~i
Seal 3or.~n is a ~it.y of approximately 9.71 square Milos,
populat~on 4.00C,
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As far in \.1'0 :P1d:1Jl'o Of; t}D.Il bo forflGon it 1s possiblo that
Soal Boach cOll~a 1:10 ::.l'f.'octoc'. ae folJ.ow~:
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Fire - 10co1 1.4 n~turo only~
Earth~uaku - pos~i~lo
Epidomic - pO!lsiblo - remoto
FlLood - ::,orr.otc but ~ossiblo
5. ORGANIZA~!
a, Tho Director is appointed by tho City Council (Ord. 2Q2)
b. Tho Ma.~.or who sh~l bo chalI'11lO.n of tho 0;1':11 Dofenso
and Di&astor Ccunc:I.l,
c. Tho D~roctor who shall bo vico~chairmnn of tho Civil
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ntion, and organization to get maximum effort with
lI11nimU:T1 delay.
d. This plan i~ capable of oxpansion, contraction, or
radical chw'lge d~e to the circumstancos at the time.
Tho Mayor or. Direc~or of Public Works has the pOWbr
to mnko changes. Tho City Civ~~ Defense Director will
cxocutc tho plan or the plan as changed. Having boon
mndo to copa with any disaster, some changes may be
necessary as soon as the nature extent of a disaster
is evidel'lt~
e. This plltl'l, or or.y part thereof, may be put into effect
by the Y.aycr or Director of Public Works of the City
of Seal Beech under authority of Ordinance No.2Q2j
it will be pLa~ed into effect upon the declaration of
"A Sta.te of Extreme Emergency" by the Govornor of the
State of California, under oxisting laws or it will go
into effect automatically if an enemy unexpectedly
a.ttacks the State.
f. The nuc~ous around which this organization is built
1s that of tho City OrgG:1ization. Tho Red Cross
organization will be a subordinato part of Civil.
Defense atter a stato of oxtreme omergonoy is de-
clared. Utllity compnnies from the n~tUro at their
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work havo tho SQmO aimB as civil defenso workors.
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Ordinance Number
City of S3al Beach
July, 1957
PURPOSE
The purpose of this plan is to point out the methods
and means to be employed for the security mld defense
of the City if and when necessary; to brief and in-
form leaders and others of the pl~ling required,
and of the duties of all concerned. This is a
minimum Civil Defense plan for the City of Seal Beach
to enable it to get back to normal, and to prevent
casualties and damage, as far as possible, due to
disaster.
2. SCOPE AUD OBJECT
a. This plan is made for the Civil Defense of the
City of Seal Beach. This City is a pert of
Orange County, and of !futual Aid Region 1 of the
State of California.
This plan is based on that of the first Mutual
Aid Region.
c. The object of this plan is to incorporate and
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coordinate all facilities and personnel of the
area ipto an efficient group capable of re-
acting adequately in case of disaster within or
without the area. This plan defines the area's
mission for Civil Defense and outlines the Civil
Defense Organization. It breaks down the tasks
for various services and individuals. It is
made to cause ordei,oly thinking, acting, prepar-
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It is conceivable that we may need help, therefore, we
should be ready to help other stricken places when we
are unhurt.
The task confronting the City co~ld be large, so it is
broken down into logical parts such as Law Enforcement,
Fire, Medical, Welfaro, Utilities, Communications, et cetera,
each acting under the orders of a Chief of Servico who re-
ports to the Civil Defense Director. Each of these ser-
vices have a simple plan as found in the annexes which
serves to help the service get started on its task.
Names and addresses of key persons are shown, the mission,
special tasks to be done at once, and the place to assEmlble.
In other words, the City is preparing to help itself by
reinforcing its own staff with more manpower and material
only when needed to reduce a disaster and save lives and
damage. I will expect and plan for a substantial enroll-
ment of citizens at the City Hall for disaster work if
ever it is our great misfortune to have one. By enroll-
ment the citizen is protected financially against injury
or death under the Worlcnen1s Compensation Act.
Sincerely yours,
Paul Calvo
Mayor
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Seal'Beach, California
July, 1957
TO THE CITIZENS OF SEAL BEACH
Subject: WHAT THIS PLAN NEANS
We have made this simple disaster plan for the City to
first help itself in case a disaster of any type should
befall it. The City plans to call on the county and re-
gion when it is obvious City resourses are insufficient.
Mutual Aid plans of Fire and Police not only continue to
be operative, but other services are included.
It was built on the premise that the bulk of the citizens
would volunteer their services, and if necessary their
material, for a brief period to reduce a disastor.
Wo have taken the city officials, the city employees, and
the city-owned resources, then we have appointed other key
personnel to make a IDlcleus to which volunteers will be
assigned as needed. Even this simplest of planning
strengthens the City.
Briefly, the plan sets forth the reasons for it and its
legality. It lists leaders for the various services which
may be needed and gives their duties. Certain tasks have
been assigned the C~ty whiOh require some simple organia-
tion and pr~paration for we may be asked to help elsewhere.
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OFFICE OF CIVIL DEFENSE
CITY OF SEAL BEACH
OPERATIONAL PLAU
THIS PLAN WILL, BE PLi~CED IN EFFTI;CT n.1PiEDIAT:'~LY UPON
THE E:X:ISTb'NCE OR DECLARATION OF A STAT];] OF EJ~TnEME EMERGENCY
IN THE STATE OF CAI,IFORNIA,
IT MAY ALSO BE PLACED IN E[.';,');CT IN CASE OF LOCAL DIS..
ASTER BY ACTION OF LOCAL GOVE~n~~lT~
THIS PLAN HAS BERN APl'_WVED BY T~m CITY COUNOIL OF
SEAL BEACno
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Directo of Civil Defense
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au., Calvo
Mayor
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