City Council Agenda and Packet 2018 08 03 Tabletop

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City of Louisville Tabletop Exercise Situation Manual Module 1: Event and Response KEY FOCUS AREAS: o Public Information and Warning (Notification) o Environmental Response/Health and Safety o Operational Coordination (Incident Management) o Planning Event Background Information At approximately 12 noon on Friday, August 3, 2018, the Boulder County Sheriff Communications Center, begins receiving calls regarding a shooting at Louisville School. Louisville Police Officers and the Louisville Fire Protection District are dispatched to this call. Situation/Issues At approximately 12 noon on Friday, August 3, 2018, the Boulder County Sheriff Communications Center, begins receiving calls regarding a shooting at a Louisville School. Louisville Police Officers and the Louisville Fire Protection District are dispatched to this call. School is in session on this date with a normal class schedule. The school resource officer is off campus attending a training class. Over the next several minutes additional calls are received from students/facility and staff members at the school, reporting that several students have been shot and the suspect is still in the school. Callers also report that students, facility and staff members are running from the building. The first arriving Louisville Officer reports many individuals running from the school and an overall chaotic situation. Within a few minutes, this officer teams up with an Officer from the Boulder Sheriff's Office and the Lafayette Police Department to enter the school and address the threat. Officers have formed a Rapid Emergency Deployment Team (RED). Questions <45 Minutes> 1. Public Information and Warning - a. What means are available to notify the public/employees? What plans, templates, policies, and procedures guide this notification process? b. What critical information needs to be relayed and who develops the message? c. How is the message relayed for a coordinated release? 4