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Marlboro Emergency Management
Last updated: May 17 at 0800 - only updated in near real time while the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is active
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Emergency Status
The EOC is not open and there are no ongoing emergencies or weather warnings.
Next EOC meeting: No later than August 1
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Emergency Information
If you need help immediately, dial 911.
Marlboro Information
- listen to local radio stations (WTSA,WKVT,WVPR,WRSY,WTHK)
- check this web page or the town Facebook page
- call the town office at 802-254-2181
- visit a bulletin board at the town/post office or Sweeties' store
Other Links
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Emergency Preparedness Resources
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Town Emergency Related Projects
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Lead/Deadline |
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| Neighborhood Networks |
Town Working Group
TBD |
Neighborhoods are the best structures for maintaining good channels of communication between the town and all residents (up and down). A short term committee is currently forming (second meeting June 7) to establish a good neighborhood map and build the structure for a lasting program. |
| Marlboro Emergency Notification System |
Glenn Herrin
May 2012 |
An automated system for passing on messages to as many residents as possible before, during, and after an emergency would be tremendously useful. Long term, Vermont is fielding a system called VTAlert (similar to NYAlert) that will be available statewide, but until that comes on line the town is implementing a similar system called Code Red. |
| REP Review |
Glenn Herrin
July 2012 |
The state and town must review Radiological Emergency Plans (REP) annually. The EOC members reviewed the plan in early April and VEM is now consolidating changes and getting state approval before sending it back to the selectboard in the summer. |
| Volunteer Organization |
Glenn Herrin
ASAP |
The best time to identify organization, tasks, training, and resources for volunteers in an emergency is before one hits. Potential goals would be to have a database of volunteers and their skills/certifications/resources and to have a Volunteer Coordinator join the EOC staff. A volunteer to be the volunteer coordinator would be welcome! |
| Community Shelters |
Glenn Herrin
TBD |
The American Red Cross (ARC) is conducting a Community Sheltering Initiative through 2013. Marlboro has at least three potential shelter locations, which could be full ARC shelters, ARC-supported shelters, or community shelters. The EMD is coordinating initial site surveys with those locations; the next steps are an ARC review of the surveys and coordination of Memorandums Of Understanding (MOUs) between the sites and ARC. Marlboro may also want to be able to establish community shelters with or without ARC support. |
| BEOP Review |
Glenn Herrin
October 2012 |
The town should review its Basic Emergency Operations Plan (BEOP) annually. The EOC members will do an initial review, host an informational meeting and discussion, and then adjust the plan as needed. |
Emergency Management Specific Projects: EM Committee Charter, EM Training Recommendations, EOC radio upgrade, EOC SOP review, MOU review, Adams Brook Rd mitigation
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Emergency Management Director (EMD)- Glenn Herrin, 802-254-1060 or e-mail
Emergency Operations Center (EOC) - Firehouse, 802-254-1301 or e-mail (for official traffic)
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