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,,.., <br /> Page 12 <br /> d. (EMS) coordinates hospital , ambulance and paramedic services. <br /> e. May declare a County health emergency pursuant to 1158 of the <br /> California H. & S. Safety Code and order a cordon of the area. <br /> J. State Deti%artment of Healthes ' <br /> Services WHO' <br /> LHL <br /> Responsible for protecting public health from low level radio- <br /> activity and other hazardous materials. <br /> a. Request federal (DOE) radiological assistance when deemed <br /> necessary. <br /> 2. Responsible for regulating the hauling and disposal of hazardous <br /> waste. <br /> z All incidents involving radioactive materials s <br /> �• g ��te.lal shall be reported <br /> to DHS. <br /> 4. They can assist local public health agencies. <br /> a. in preparing for and coordinating medical services to injured <br /> and/or injured and contaminated individuals. <br /> 5. DHS (Division of Toxic Substance Control) will provide technical <br /> advice to effectively handle toxic materials at the scene of an <br /> incident. <br /> K. California Highway Patrol (Chr) <br /> 1. Upon a freeway, County road or State toll crossing, the C.H.P. <br /> will serve as scene manager, on-site coordinator, and statewide <br /> information, assistance and notification coordinator. <br /> 2. Upon a highway in are incorporated city (freeways excluded) the <br /> Highway Patrol will serve, upon request as the State Agency <br /> Coordinator (SAC). This role is restricted to an information, <br /> assistance, and notification. coordinator. C.H.P. will not <br /> assume scene management s s re pon ibilities. <br />