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33 CITY OF SAN LEANDRO EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN Department Key Responsibilities • Support shelter operations. Public Works • Coordinate debris clearance and removal. • Identify temporary collection and processing sites for debris. • Support damage assessments and building assessments for City buildings and structures. • Manage repairs to City facilities. Recreation & Parks • Inspect and maintain park facilities. • Support shelter operations. • Support debris clearing operations. • Other support as necessary. Water Pollution Control • Regulate collection, treatment, and disposal of wastewater. Table 7: Departmental EOC Responsibilities Support Organizations The City of San Leandro manages all emergency response actfvitfes at the local level, if possible. Higher levels of government (Alameda County, State of California, federal government) provide mutual aid and other resource support as requested by the City. During a regional, statewide, or natfonal incident, higher levels of government may provide coordinatfon to support a unified response. The Alameda County OA EOC manages the coordinatfon of response actfvitfes throughout the OA during a complex incident, including coordinatfon with OA partners. In a regional or statewide incident, the Alameda County EOC coordinates directly with the Cal OES Coastal Region EOC (REOC) on behalf of the entfre OA. The REOC constantly communicates with the State Operatfons Center (SOC), who coordinates resources during a statewide incident. The SOC also communicates with the FEMA Region IX Office to source mutual aid and federal resources as necessary. Non-profits, community-based organizatfons, and businesses may also provide resources to augment government operatfons or provide services directly to impacted populatfons. Services may include public informatfon support, sheltering, emergency food distributfon, social services, and mental health services. Key support organizatfons in the emergency response framework include: • American Red Cross • Building Futures • East Bay Society for the Preventfon of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) • Resilience Hubs • San Leandro Unified School District • San Lorenzo Unified School District 4.5. TRANSITION TO RECOVERY As initfal and sustained operatfonal prioritfes are met, City of San Leandro emergency managers consider the transitfon to recovery. Recovery often occurs on a contfnuum but is generally separated into two phases: short- term and long-term. Generally, a successful disaster recovery operatfon supports the community in the following: • Successfully overcoming the disaster's physical, emotfonal, and environmental impacts.