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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ORO
BY-LAW NO. 89- 48
BEING A BY-LAW TO AMEND BY-LAW 86-21 - AN EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY
PLAN FOR PEACETIME
DISASTERS
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WHEREAS all municipalities in the Province of Ontario have been
advised by the Provincial Government that they should create a
plan to provide for emergencies that may arise and for the
organization of all services that may be required in relation
to such emergencies;
AND WHEREAS Council for the Corporation of the Township of Oro
deems it necessary and expedient to amend such Emergency
Contingency Plan;
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NOW THEREFORE Council of the Corporation of the Township of
Oro hereby enacts as follows:
1. That Schedule "A" of By-Law No. 86-21 is hereby repealed.
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2. That Schedule "A" attached hereto and forming part of this
By-Law is hereby adopted.
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THAT THIS BY-LAW SHALL COME INTO FORCE AND TAKE EFFECT ON THE
FINAL PASSAGE THEREOF.
READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIME, THIS 19th DAY OF June
1989.
READ A THIRD TIME AND FINALLY PASSED, THIS 19th DAY OF June
1989.
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ORO
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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ORO
SCHEDULE nAn
BY-LAW NO. 89-48
EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY PLAN
This Plan is produced under the authority of
By-Law No. 89-48 , of the Corporation of the
Township of Oro, and adopted by By-Law No. 89-48
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EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CONTROL
All emergency operations should be direct and controlled
by a group of officials responsible for providing the
essential services needed to minimize the effect of the
flooding on the municipality.
The Emergency Control Group includes:
a) Municipal Emergency Co-ordinator shall be the
Head of Councilor designate
b) Municipal Clerk
c) Ontario Provincial Police - Barrie
d) Fire Chief
e) Public Works Administrator
f) Simcoe County Health Unit
g) Member of Council
h) Flood Co-ordinator
The names, telephone numbers and home addresses of the
above will be found in Appendix 1.
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The Emergency Operations Conrol Group will assemble
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1. TOWNSHIP OF ORO MUNICIPAL BUILDING, Concession #7,
Oro Township (Emergency Operations Centre)
EMERGENCY WARNING SYSTEM
The Municipal Emergency Co-ordinator will be informed of
an emergency by the Administrator.
The Municipal Emergency Co-ordinator will alert other
members of the Emergency Operations Control Group and
local utilities.
FLOOD ALERTING SYSTEM
In the event of flooding or rising water or any apprehended
danger, the Police, Works Department, Conservation Authority
or members of the public will alert the Municipal Emergency
Co-ordinator.
The Municipal Emergency Co-ordinator will alert the members
of the Emergency Control Group and Conservation Authority
if the situation warrants such action.
The Head of Council, may, with the other members of the
Emergency Operations Control Group, officially declare
a municipal emergency to exist. In the event of such a
declaration the Emergency Contingency Plan should be
implemented.
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EMERGENCY WARNING SYSTEM
The Reeve will be informed of an emergency by the Fire Chie:,
the O.P.P., Public Works Administrator, or any other
appropriate authority.
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The Reeve or alternate will call the other members of the
Emergency Control Group and the local Utilities if required.
The Reeve of the Council, may, on the advice of the other
members of the Emergency Control Group, officially declare
a Municipal Emergency to exist. In the event of such a
declaration, the Emergency Contingency Plan should be
implemented.
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CONTROL GROUP - RESPONSIBILITIES
The Emergency operations Control Group will be responsible
for:
a) The direction of municipal departments and other
agencies in their actions in dealing with emergency.
b) Assessing requests for assistance and the allocation of
available services, manpower and equipment.
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c) Authorization of expenditures of municipal funds which
might be required immediately for the preservation of
life and health.
d) Authorization of expenditures for food and beverages
for personnel assisting in controlling the disaster.
e) Maintenance of log actions during the emergency.
f) The selection of and notification to concerned persons
of assembly areas at which additional resources of
manpower and equipment will gather.
g) The provision of administrative and logistical support
for any Emergency Services which may become involved.
h) The designation of area as an Emergency Area.
i) Evacuation of people within the Emergency Area.
j) Dispersal of people not directly connected with the
operations who by their presence are considered to be
in danger, or whose presence hinders in any way the
efficient functioning of the operation.
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k) Discontinuation of any service without reference to any
other consumer in the municipality where, on the advise
of the emergency operations control group, continuation
of such a service constitutes a public hazard within
the Emergency Area.
1) Arrangements for the accommodations and maintenance on a
temporary basis of any residents who are in need of
assistance due to displacement as a result of the
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m) The callout and employment of any municipal emergency
personnel required in an emergency.
n) Requesting the assistance of personnel and equipment of
voluntary and other agencies not under municipal control
as may be required for emergency operations, e.g. St.
John Ambulance Brigade; Red Cross; Salvation Army;
local industry, etc.
0) Establishment of an information centre for the issue of
accurate releases to the news media and for the issuing
of authoritative instructions to the general public.
p) Through the Reeve ensuring a balanced distribution of
casualties to hospitals.
q) The inspection of premises and their orderly re-occupat
REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE
If the implementation of local municipal actions is
insufficient to control the emergency, then assistance
from the Ontario Provincial Police will be requested.
If the implementation of the Ontario Provincial Police is
insufficient to control thesmergency, then assistance may
be requested from the Provincial Government. For Flood
Emergencies only, the request must be made by a responsible
municipal official to the following provincial agencies:
a) Lands under the jurisdiction of the Local Conservation
Authority - contact the Local Conservation Authority.
b) All other lands in the Township - contact the Local
Response Co-ordinator of the Ministry of Natural Resources.
TERMINATION OF EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
When it has been decided by the Emergency Control Group
that the emergency has terminated, the Reeve or alternate
will make an official declaration to this effect. The
Emergency Co-ordinator will ensure that all personnel
and agencies are advised.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS - EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
The Municipality will appoint an Emergency Co-ordinator
who will;
Assess an emergency situation.
Recommend municipal declaration of an emergency.
Upon declaration of a municipal emergency implement
Emergency Contingency Plan and co-ordinate the municipal
response.
d) The Reeve of the Council, may, with other members of the
Emergency Control Group, officially declare a Municipal
Emergency to exist. In the event of such a declaration,
the Emergency Contingency Plan should be implemented.
e) Recommend the municipality request outside assistance.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS - FLOOD CO-ORDINATOR
The Municipality will appoint a Flood Co-ordinator who will;
a) Assess a flood situation.
b) Recommend municipal declaration of an emergency.
c) Upon declaration of an emergency implement Flood
Contingency Plan and co-ordinate the municipal
response.
d) Liaise with the Reeve and local Conservation Authority
or local Ministry of Natural Resources District Office.
e) Determine if municipal resources are adequate or if
additional resources are needed.
f) Recommend the municipality request County assistance.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS - FIRE DEPARTMENT
If fires arise, the responding Fire Department will act
initially with the normal building fire response. The
Officer -in-Charge at the scene will request police,
ambulance, etc., through usual channels.
The Fire Department may be called upon to perform various
duties in the event of an emergency. The following are sore
of the functions for which the department will be responsible;
a) All operations connected with fighting fires.
b) All rescue operations at the scene.
c) Determining if additional special equipment or supplies
are required and making the necessary arrangements for
procurement through the Fire Chief.
d) provision and operation of resuscitation equipment and
trained manpower when and where required.
e) Provision of equipment and manpower to assist in pumping
operations, the fire situation permitting.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS - MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
On being informed or becoming aware that a flood emergency
has occurred or is likely to occur in the municipalities,
the Municipal Emergency Co-ordinator will order all Roads
Department personnel to be placed on a standby basis and
will report to the Emergency Control Group, leaving his
alternate in charge of the department.
Department staff under the direction of the alternate to
the Public Service Administrator will;
a) Ensure that all vehicles and equipment are ready for
immediate use.
b) Be prepared to deliver barricades and flashers to the
site of the emergency.
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c) Be prepared to clean debris or snow ln and around the
disaster area and to tow light vehicles to the scene
if the disaster area is off the road.
d) Be prepared to conduct emergency pumping operations.
e) Be prepared to arrange for the inspection and demolitic~
of unsafe buildings.
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f) Control all sandbagging and pumping operations during
the municipal response to emergency.
g) In consultation with the Local Conservation Authority
decide whether ice jams should be blown with explosives
and make the necessary arrangements.
All members of the Roads Department will be prepared to
undertake any kind of emergency service as directed by the
Emergency Operations Control Group.
A list of all Department vehicles and equipment available
in an emergency is found in Appendix 2.
A list of local companies capable of supplying heavy equiprent
such as bulldozers, cranes, backhoes, pumps and generators
is found in Appendix 3.
A list of local sources for emergency water supplies is
found in appendix 4.
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS - UTILITY SUPPLIERS
Utilities Managers, if requested, will send a representative
to advise the Emergency Control Group.
Utility suppliers will generally follow their usual emergency
procedures, but will co-ordinate actions with the Emergency
Operations Control Group.
The following are some of the functions for which electricity,
gas or water suppliers will be responsible;
a) Calling out of staff to the disaster site, checking
buildings for safety and, where necessary, cutting
off supplies.
b) Restoration of services, if interrupted, on a priority
basis. This is to be decided by Emergency Operations
Control Group in consultation with suppliers.
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c) Discontinuation of services to any consumer when
authorized by the Emergency Operations Control Group,
and where it is considered necessary in the interests
of public safety.
d) Provision of alternative supplies where necessary and
particable, e.g., temporary electricity lines.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS - ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE
The Ontario Provincial Police is responsible for;
a) Warning the local municipality of a flood emergency.
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b) Notifying the Ambulance Service of the disaster and
providing an initial estimate of the casualties.
c) Dispatching a senior police officer with a radio-
equipped cruiser to be part of the Emergency Operations
Control Group in each affected municipality.
d) The control and, if necessary, the dispersal of crowds
within the disaster area.
e) The control of traffic in the immediate vicinity of
the disaster area in order to facilitate the movement
of emergency vehicles.
f) Alerting persons endangered by the disaster and
evacuating buildings or areas as authorized by the
Emergency Operations Control Group.
g) Protection of property against looting within the
disaster area and the provision of law and order in
the areas to which refugees may be evacuated.
h) Provision of traffic control to facilitate the movement
of ambulances from the disaster area to area hospitals
and, if required, provision of transport for medical
personnel within the disaster area.
i) Notification of fatalities to the Coroner.
j) Community Services Officer to attend. Compile and
distribute press releases.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS
MEDICAL, HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES
In serious emergencies a number of people will be made
homeless and must be cared for in temporary quarters and
some will almost certainly become casualties and require
medical and hospital care. The police and fire services
will be responsible for reporting casualties. The actions
needed to take care of the homeless and injured will be
co-ordinated by the Head of Council (Red Cross) and will
be the responsibility of the Chairman of Emergency Services
of South Simcoe Area Red Cross and includes: shelter
management, registration and enquiries.
APPENDIX CONTENTS
SCHEDULE nAn Emergency Operations Flow Chart
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APPENDIX 1
APPENDIX 2
APPENDIX 3
APPENDIX 4
APPENDIX 5
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Municipal Officials and phone numbers
(every person working for the Municipality)
All department vehicles and equipment
(An inventory of all Municipal equipment)
Heavy equipment and phone numbers
(cranes, bulldozers, rental equipment,
towing services, bus services).
Gas and oil Suppliers
Water Suppliers
Food Suppliers
General emergency services - telephone
directory, communications, snowmobile
clubs, newspaper and communications
APPENDIX 1
A list of Municipal Emergency Operations Control Group and
alternates.
a)
Reeve Robert Drury
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Barrie, Ontario
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Home Phone
Business PhoLe
721-1053 ....
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487-2171
b) Robert Small, Administrator/Clerk 728-7285 .... 487-2171
c) Ontario Provincial Police
Orillia
Barrie
d) Paul Eenhoorn, Fire Chief .......
Hawkestone, Ontario
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e) Fred Haughton, Public Service
Administrator
R.R. #2
Shanty Bay, Ontario
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f) Ron Kolbe, Building Inspector ...
R.R. #l
Hawkestone, Ontario
LOL ITO
326-3536
726-6484
487-2031 .... 487-2171
Mobile 734-5213
728-2648 .... 487-3217
Mobile 721-3742
487-3279 .... 487-2171
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Deputy Reeve, David Caldwell..... 487-3966
Group Box L-l
Hawkestone, Ontario
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Councillor, David Burton ......... 487-3427
R.R. #1
Oro Station, Ontario
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Councillor, Alastair Crawford .... 487-3289
R.R. #l
Oro Station, Ontario
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Councillor Allan Johnson ......... 325-4832
R.R. #l
Hawkestone, Ontario
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i) Township Employees
Administration
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Robert W. Small
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W. Henry Sander ..................
Ron Kolbe ........................
Paul Eenhoorn ....................
728-7285
726-7799
487-3279
487-2031
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Beverly Nicolson ................. 327-7223
Darlene Shoebridge ............... 487-5622
Joan Fletcher.... ............. ... 487-2348
Kathy Hummel..................... 326-4832
Linda Cameron .................... 327-1911
Pat Vincent...................... 737-3205
Bob James........................ 487-3429
Lynda Aiken ...................... 487-2845
Roads Department
Fred Haughton .................... 728-2648
Keith Mathieson .................. 487-2090
Murray Briggs ........... ......... 487-2890
Robert Henderson .............. ... 487-3251
Robert Bidwell................... 728-7820
William Duncan ................... 487-3938
Brian Roubos ..................... 487-3828
Dean Mawdsley ................. ... 325-6699
Murray Roubos .................... 322-0349
Bruce Campbell................... 487-2749
Fred MacGregor ............... .... 487-3980
Parks Department
Dwight Taylor ... ............. .... 487-3527
Dwight Taylor (Pager) ......... ... 722-2721
Cecil Phillips. .................. 721-0480
Vicki Pritchard ............... ... 487-2201
Landfill Site
Jim Clayden ...................... 487-5705
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A list of Roads and Fire Department equipment available for
emergency.
At Township Garage ................... 487-3217
13 Ton Float
Spray Truck
Steam Jenny
Spray Patcher
Sweeper
Ford ~ Ton
GMC S15
GMC l-~ Ton
6 Ton
6 Ton
Dump
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6 Ton Dump #3
6 Ton Dump #7
Champion Grader #15
Champion Grader #22
John Deere 510 Backhoe
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Fire Number ........ 721-4242
Unlisted Number .... 722-8833
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One Tanker Truck
On& EmQrJal"-:1/f:rl",::-r3Q TYl:1ck
Station #2 Hawkestone
Fire Number ........ 721-4242
Unlisted Number .... 487-2417
One Pumper Truck
One Tanker Truck
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Station #3 Edgar
Fire Number........ 721-4242
Unlisted Number .... 726-4839
One Pumper Truck
One Tanker Truck
Station #4 Rugby
Fire Number ........ 721-4242
Unlisted Number .... 487-5264
One Pumper Truck
One Tanker Truck
Paul Eenhoorn, Fire Chief ....................Res. 487-2031
Bronco II ....................................Mobile 734-5213
APPENDIX 3
A list of local companies or individuals capable of supplying
heavy equipment ln time of emergency.
Morris Shellswell
Hawkestone, Ontario 487-2215
EXCAVATING - LARGE EQUIPMENT
Law Construction (no trucks)
Allan G. Cook
Barrie, Ontario
722 8229
726-6424
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EXCAVATING - SMALL EQUIPMENT
Jack VanNiekerk
V. C. Construction
728-6981
722-7347
TOWNSHIP OF ORO ROADS DEPARTMENT
After Hours (Fred Haughton)
487-3217
728-2648
SIMCOE COUNTY ROADS DEPARTMENT
Heavy Equipment Trucks
Midhurst, Ontario
Barrie, Ontario
728-2375
728-5061
M.T.C.Roads Department
Area Supvr-Dan Doner
Highway Yard Foreman-Wes
FUEL
Orillia,
Stayner,
Steels
Ontario
Ontario
Res.
325-5158
1-428-3206
326-3707
Peacock Petroleum Limited
(Don McFadden)
Barrie, Ontario
728-5226
BUS LINES
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Valley Bus Lines
Sinton Bus Lines
Travelways
Barrie, Ontario
Barrie, Ontario
Orillia, Ontario
Barrie, Ontario
722-6666
726 5392
326-7376
728-5941
OTHER
Ontario Hydro
Essa Station (unlisted)
728-5695
728-5695
728-5521
Bell Canada
Emergency Call
Operator
(Cable Repair)
611
I.C.G. Utilities
Orillia, Ontario 325-1505
(24 Hours)
Barrie, Ontario 728-6558
(24 Hours)
1-472-710
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Barrie, Ontario 728-7270
Roadmaster 728-3302
Chief Dispatcher
(MacMillan Yard) 416-669-3033/4
Consumers Gas
Trans Canada Pipelines
C.N.R.
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R.V.H. Barrie
Ambulance Barrie
Soldiers Memorial Hospital-Orillia
Ambulance Orillia
728-9802
726-8103
325-2201
325-7461
1-800-267-7270
MARINE & AIR SEARCH & RESCUE
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
Blaine Evans
Carl Mason
Res.
Bus.
Res.
Bus.
726-4054
416 481-4491
726 0645
424-1200
( Ext. 2674)
George Stanley
APPENDIX 4
A l~st of local sources of emergency supplies such as food and
building material.
Building Material
Phone
Bertram's
Home Care (Barrie)..... 726-0254
Barry Bertram (Res.)... 487-2472
Mapleneuk Bldg. Supplies
Hwy. #ll North......... 326-7308
Milton Dale (Res)...... 326-2528
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Fudas Food
Highway #11 ........... 487-2043
Rocco Fuda (Res.)...... 487-3742
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Hawkestone............. 487-2127
John Banbury........... 487-2108
Brian Hart (Res.)...... 487-5933
Emergency Shelter (Res.)
i Mr. Harry Weyer-Simcoe County School Bd.Custodian 728-8508/722-324
Ii Custodian-Mr. Hans Brunner.......................... 722-0578
II Shanty Bay Public SchooL........................... 722-0900
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1,'1 W. R. Best Public SchooL........................... 728-9591
Custodian Shirley Norman (Res.).. .............. ..... 728-5459
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Guthrie Public School............................... 487-2532
III Custodian Mr. Al Gorgerat (Res.).................... 487-2629
I Principal GPS-Ed Gray............................... 726-8299
" East Oro Public SchooL............................. 487-2620
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Oro Township Arena......~iDt~r.T.700.p~r5oD5........ 487-3202
Summer - 1200 persons
Banbury's Food Market
Edgar Community Hall (80 persons)
Mrs. Pat Shellswell................................. 728-9503
Mrs. Hazel Shellswell............................... 726-6976
Hawkestone Community Hall (186 persons)
Brad Richardson..................................... 487-2507
Criss Gunnell....................................... 487-3944
Tom Sturge.......................................... 487-2693
Township Community Hall (Fairgrounds) (200 persons)
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Mrs. Linda Crawford................................. 487-2939
Oro Station Store................................... 487-2005
Jarratt Community Hall (200 persons)
Mrs. Susan Grant.................................... 326-6788
Mr. Stuart Penn............ ...................... ... 325-1608
Rugby Community Hall (138 persons)
Mr. Norm Langman.................................... 487-5342
Mr. Edward Langman.................................. 487-5953
Simcoe County Board of Education.................... 728-7570
Health Unit-24 Hours ............................ 726-0100
Ministry of Environment............................. 726-1730
Rep. J. Noel Hughes (Res.).......................... 728-8864
Central Region (24 Hours). ............. .... ....1-416-424-3000
Food and Clothing
Salvation Army - Barrie.............................
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Red Cross - Barrie (24 Hours)...... ....... ..........
Ii Red Cross - Orillia.................................
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325-1938
728-4134
326-7743
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Simcoe County Health Unit Midhurst-(24 Hours)...... 726-0100
Orillia.................. 326-7397
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George Stanley (Res.)............................... 726-3415
St. John's House.................................... 726-0991
Red Cross - Barrie (24 Hours)....................... 728-4134
O.P.P. Barrie....................................... 726-6484
O. P . P. 0 rill ia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 326 - 3 536
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Barrie Snowmobile Club
Garry Richardson.................................... 726-0366
I Matt Graham......................................... 728-0748
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Art Woodrow...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mike Lawlor....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jack Backus.........................................
325-3224
326-9687
326-2936
Communications
The Banner - Barrie.................................
The Examiner - Barrie...... ... .... ............ ... ...
CHAY-FM - Barrie....................................
CKBB-AM - Barrie....................................
CKVR-TV - Barrie....................................
CFOR - Orillia......................................
Packet & Times - Orillia............................
726-0573
726-6537
737-3511
726-1597
726-9711
326-3511
325-1355
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Alexandra McGuire V.E.3 P.K.A. ..................... 487-2810
Peter McGuire V.E.3 P.K.M.
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Information......................................... 424-1200
Ext. 2216, 2470
Airport Crash
Civilian Aircraft
Air Traffic Control Supervisor................
Toronto International Airport
1-416-676-3011
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Coordinators Centre............................1-613-392_3511
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SCHEDULE "A"
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
FLOW CHART
OFFICER IN CHARGE OF
NEWS MEDIA
MUNICIPAL CO-ORDINATOR
Name - Robert W. Small
Name - Reeve Robert Drury
Phone # 487-2171
Phone # 721-1053
or alternate
REEVE
COUNCIL
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Deputy Reeve Caldwell- ~7-~
Councillor Burton - 487-3427
Councillor Johnson - 325-4832
Councillor Crawford - 487-3289
Name - Robert Drury
Phone # 721-1053
Mobile 721-3510
ADMINISTRATOR/CLERK
SOUTH SIMCOE AREA RED CROSS
Name - Robert W. Small
150 Bayfield Street
Barrie, Ontario
L4M 3Bl
(24 Hours)
Phone # 487-2171
Res. 728-7285
ROADS DEPARTMENT
POLICE DEPARTMENT
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Flood Co-ordinator
Name - O.P.P. Barrie Detach.
Paul Eenhoorn
FIRE CHIEF
- Emer.
Res.
Off.
721-4242
487-2031
487-2171
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Name - Fred Haughton
Phone # 487-3217
Mobile 721-3742
Phone # 726-6484
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