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<br />the environment, outlines coordination requirements, and provides a basis for unified training and <br />response exercises to ensure compliance. <br /> <br />The following plans/procedures are also included in Pleasanton's Emergency Plan: warning and <br />conununications, evacuation, shelter and mass care, hazard assessment, terrorism annex, hazardous <br />materials response, hazard mitigation, continuity of government, disaster recovery and family disaster <br />preparedness. A copy of Pleasanton's Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan is available at the <br />Pleasanton Library and on line at the City of Pleasant on's website under fire services. <br /> <br />The City has established its Police Department facility at 4833 Bernal Avenue as the Emergency <br />Operations Center which is designed to function as a communications and administrative headquarters <br />in the event of an emergency. <br /> <br />Table V-4lists private and public utility emergency resources for Pleasanton. <br /> <br />Table V-4: PRIVATE AND PUBLIC UTILITIES EMERGENCY RESOURCES <br /> <br />Utility Type Utility Provider Address <br /> <br />Water City of Pleasanton - Emergency Repair 3333 Busch Road <br />Pleasanton, CA 94566 <br /> <br />Alameda County Flood Control District - Zone 7 100 North Canyon Parkway <br />Livermore, CA 94511 <br /> <br />Sanitation Dublin San Ramon Services District 7399 Johnson Drive <br />Pleasanton, CA 94588 <br /> <br />Electricity and Gas Pacific Gas and Electric Company 998 Murrieta Boulevard <br />Livermore, CA 94550 <br /> <br />Petroleum Pipelines Petroleum Pipelines I 35-S Nison Circle <br />Concord, CA 94520 <br /> <br />The Livermore Pleasanton Fire Department regularly conducts Community Emergency Response <br />Team (CER1) Programs for individuals and groups; this training provides information on disaster <br />preparedness, first aid and other skills, and information needed to be self-sufficient during the first 72 <br />hours following a disaster. <br /> <br />In order to ensure continuity of business and se1V1ce operations immediately following a local <br />emergency or disaster, and to provide informational and training on disaster preparedness focused on <br />the business community, the City has developed LEAP, the Local Emergency Action Plan. LEAP's <br />mission is to: <br /> <br />. Strengthen community emergency resources, <br />. Reinforce business sector emergency preparedness, <br /> <br />. Facilitate coordinated emergency responsiveness, <br /> <br />Public Safety 082906, dean <br /> <br />V-30 <br /> <br />City Council 8/29/2006 <br />