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Report Of the Marcia DuCharme Shelter Nurse p0 Priscilla Rollins Shelter Personnel Gerard Crimming Shelter Personnel Civil Defense Director Nancy Richardson Shelter Personnel Joyce Howell Shelter Personnel To the Honorable Board of Selectmen Bobby Santos B Bus Driver and the Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: Tona Wall Shelter Personnel Jane Andrews Shelter Personnel Fortunately 1987 was a quiet year and it was necessary Bob Traylor Shelter Personnel only once, to provide food and shelter for about 47 peo- Betty Jones Shelter Personnel ple, for a one day period, due to a snowstorm that cause Carol Jocobson Transportation Mgr. extensive power outages. Doris Hendricks Radiology Specialist However, we have been busy updating our procedures Ernest Virgilio Highway Coordinator and operational practices, with assistance from the State June Daly Animal Control and Area II Civil Defense Offices. During the summer, I received a letter from Dave Ryan, Respectfully submitted, our Shellfish Warden expressing concern about a truck ac- cident that caused a spillage of about 40 gallons of gasoline Eugene Narr Director near the Mashpee River. Dave was concerned that future D accidents might cause severe damage to our waterways or groundwater and was willing to organize a team to minimize Hazardous Materials. After some discussion it was requested that Dave be appointed as a Deputy Civil Report of the Defense Director to head the team. Dave has organized the team and is providing training in Hazardous Material Building Inspector cleanup. We have also purchased some clean up and con- tainment material, some of which has been used in the To the Honorable Board of Selectmen clean up of minor fuel spills. and the Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: The Police and Fire Departments and DPW have been Two hundred seven thousand three hundred fifty four provided with the latest publications on handling Hazar- dollars($207,354.00)was collected in fees and turned over dous Material and we will arrange for training for"First to the Treasurer.One hundred fifty five thousand two hun- Responders of Hazardous Material'. dred fifty nine dollars($155,259.00) for the building per- The Cape Cod Chapter of the American Red Cross have mits alone. extensive plans for assistance in Shelter Management and emergency evacuation. Through a series of meetings, we Type Number Estimated Cost now have full back up from the ARC, should we require Demolition 11 it during an emergency. Single Family Residence 302 $21,154,350 The Emergency Operations Center(EOC)located in the Condominium Buildings basement of the Police Station now has direct radio con- & Units 64 units 1,397,240 tact with the State Regional Civil Defense Operation Center Garages 23 311,725 as well as Nation wide contact with the Shortwave Amature Non Residential Radio Association. Non Housekeeping 21 836,100 CIVIL DEFENSE ROSTER Additions, Alterations 117 3,102,040 Amusement, Social, H. Eugene Narr Director Recreational 5 549,000 Howland Evora Deputy Director Non Residential Buildings 20 160,060 Dave Ryan Deputy Director Structures other than Joseph Murphy Aid to the Director Buildings 19 189,500 Dorothy Studley Secretary Sewage Treatment Plants 2 800,000 V. Louise Behrman EOC Mgr. Stores & Customer Henry Godleski Surplus Equip. Mgr. Service 8 3,849,858 Edward Ted Powers Communications Mgr. Office, Banks & John Burrows Asst. Commo. Mgr. Professional 5 1,063,000 Edmund English Radio Operator 597 $33,412,873 Bill Hanrahan Radio Operator Myron E. Haward Radio Operator May Le Clair Shelter Mgr. Julie Zurosky LPN Shelter Nurse - 92 -