CAMPTOWN: $ 61.00
President Cardile turned in $ 30.00 from the sale of extra shirts from the
Leadership Symposium.
GOOD & WELFARE OF THE ASSOCIATION:
Chuck Murtaugh spoke on the following training being offered:
The Gloucester Department of Emergency Response is co-sponsoring a
Pipeline Emergency Preparedness and Response Workshop with the
Colonial Pipeline Company on Tuesday, May 7th. Two Workshops will be
held to accommodate those interested in attending but may have competing
obligations: a daytime offering beginning at 10:00 AM and an evening
presentation at 6:00 PM. Both sessions are being held at the Washington
Township Fire District Headquarters in Sewell. Each session is scheduled to
last approximately 2 - 2 (1/2) hours. Food and beverages will be provided.
Those planning to attend either of these offerings are asked to reply to this
notice indicating which session they will participate in, so that we can
acquire a head count for the logistical preparations. When responding, please
send your reply to myself and Chuck Murtaugh,
cmurtaugh@co.gloucester.nj.us
These workshops are meant for those public safety entities who would be
involved in responding to and mitigating an incident involving the various
pipeline systems which crisscross our county. So, in addition to Fire, Police,
EMS and OEM representatives, municipal and county Public Works
personnel are encouraged to attend, as are public officials.
The below paragraph provides a description of the program's content.
"Using the NTSB Investigation Report of an incident involving Colonial
Pipeline Company in Fairfax County, VA, the meeting facilitator will focus
on Colonial Pipeline Company's (CPC) emergency response procedures as
well as invite local responders to share their response procedures for a
potential similar incident in the local community. From those discussions,
any disconnects between the two will be addressed and any follow-up items
will be identified. For those participating in the CPC drill in 2018, this
meeting will also provide an opportunity to discuss what they observed".