RRT 5 Meeting, St. Paul, MN

April 5-6, 2017

National

Response

Team

Regional

Response

Team

Incident

Occurs

On-Scene

Coordinator

Natural

Resources

Trustees

Initial Assessment

Conduct First Response

Notify Others

Federal

Assistance

Required?

State/Local/RP Response

On-Scene Coordinator

StateResponsible

Party

No

Yes

Notification

Special Forces

NSF

ERT

RERT

SSC

NPFC

DRG

SUPSALV

Notification

Notification

Director

Operations

Officer

IT Staff

(DEV TEAM)Finance Officer

Senior Watch

Officer

Independent

Duty SK1

Military Watch

Standers

Civilian Watch

Standers

Incoming call to report incident

Verbal/Email/Fax

On-Scene Coordinator

(EPA/USCG)

Email/Fax

State Gov't Agencies

Local Gov't Agencies

Verbal/Email/Fax

NRT Member Agencies

Federal Agencies w/ MOA

IRIS queues notifications

Watchstander completes report in the NRC database (IRIS)

GIS: CG1V GIS Viewer

Used by NRC personnel to:

� Plot location of reported incident

� Verify USCG Captain of the Port (COTP)

zone

� Verify EPA/USCG On-Scene Coordinator

(OSC) jurisdiction

“The NRC receives and immediately relays telephone notices of discharges or releases to the appropriate predesignated federal OSC.”

“The telephone report is distributed to any interested NRT member agency or federal entity that has established a written agreement or understanding with the NRC.”

…and other agencies (state, local, and tribal) with whom we have established agreements for reporting incidents of a specific interest.

� Customized Incident Notifications (via application)

� Teleconference Communication

* 4 conference lines (maximum: 100 callers/line)

� Foreign Language Translation

* >200 languages

� Call Recording

� NRT Interaction

*Incident Summary; Activation

� Continuity of Operation (COOP)

Two alternate sites

The NRC maintains two contingency locations.

This is in the event that the primary location at CGHQ is compromised by natural or manmade incidents.

NRC also supports real time data feeds to:

USCG: Marine Information for Safety and

Law Enforcement (MISLE)

DOT: Hazardous Materials Information

System (HMIS)

EPA : WebEOC

Information Requests/FOIA

� You may try to retrieve the data by going to www.nrc.uscg.mil and reviewing the yearly NRC exported spreadsheets. This information is updated weekly. The online spreadsheets contain all the information the NRC will release via the FOIA process and excludes security related reports.

� If you cannot locate the information that you are looking for or believe that the report is protected by the Privacy Act, you may submit a Freedom of Information Act request in writing to the following address:

Commandant (CG-611)

Attn: FOIA Officer

U.S. Coast Guard Stop 77102703 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. SEWashington, D.C. 20593-7710

� Submission of FOIA requests via electronic means can be sent to the email efoia@uscg.mil.

Total Reports Generated

*Drill Reports

Agency Notifications

28,953

1,581

537,280

Unknown Spills

Equipment Failure

Other

Suspicious Activity

Operator Error

Vessel Sinking

Security Breach

Trespasser

Dumping

Natural Phenomenon

9,183

6,520

3,494

2,248

2,025

1,029

959

910

825

600

24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year

1 (800) 424-8802

nrc@uscg.mil

MSTC Horace “Lee” Brittle

Senior Watch Officer, NRC

Horace.L.Brittle@uscg.mil

(202)372-2430

Questions?