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+=====C-121 Requesting Assistance From COT Environmental Services======
+===Emergency Manual===
+==Date Revised: 01/14/2024==
+<sub>Last Modified: ~~LASTMOD~~ </sub>
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+**Purpose**
+This is what is expected from our on-scene crews when there are possible environmental concerns. Please utilize Environmental Services as a subject-matter expert resource that can be of significant assistance.
+Request their assistance through the RCOG Dispatch under the following conditions:
+  * Whenever there has been a petroleum product spill of 25 gallons or more
+    *(This is a reportable incident with the State – let them report this.).
+  * Whenever there is enough of a chemical/product spill to create a visible sheen.
+  * Whenever the chemical/product spill makes its way into a waterway.
+  * Whenever there is a known dangerous chemical/product spill.
+  * Whenever there is a suspected dangerous or unknown chemical/product spill.
+  * Whenever there is enough of a chemical/product spill such that a clean-up contractor is needed at the scene.
+  * Whenever the chemical/product spill itself creates an additional hazard,
+    * (Such as a flammable spill or a slick roadway).
+  * Whenever the on-scene Incident Commander believes there is a need for their assistance.
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+See Also:\\
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