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AW14. 0râ–º, <br /> .gage 9 <br /> E. Alameda County Office of Emergency Services (OES) <br /> 1. Alameda County Communications (ALCO) is a centralized, integrated <br /> communications network with the capability to contact local, state, <br /> and federal emergency personnel. <br /> a. ALSO O.E.S. maintains a list of emergency on-call numbers to <br /> contact emergency personnel 24 hours a day. <br /> b. They have established an emergency medical alert system <br /> consisting of two phases: <br /> W. Yellow alert. <br /> (2). Red alert. <br /> These alerts assure a response by medical personnel commen- <br /> surate with the needs of an impending medical emergency; <br /> such as: <br /> N . Notification of the base hospital in the affected zone. <br /> (2) . Deployment of an adequate number of ambulances and <br /> attendants. - <br /> 2. The County Operating Authority is responsible for planning and <br /> coordinating actions to prevent and mitigate minor oil and <br /> hazardous material spills on uplands and nen-navigable inland <br /> waters in unincorporated areas of the County; and for coordinating <br /> operations of County forces with those in which state, federal, <br /> and other local agencies become involved. <br /> 3. A State communications mobile command post van is maintained at <br /> the County C.E.S. It is available on an around the clock basis. <br /> The van has direct communication with local fire, police and . <br /> state agencies. <br /> F. Fire Derartments (County/Munici^al/Fire Districts) <br /> I. Primary Functions: <br />