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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 ac�vi�es 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 na�onal incident, higher levels of government may provide coordina�on to support a unified response. The Alameda County OA EOC manages the coordina�on of response ac�vi�es throughout the OA during a complex incident, including coordina�on 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 en�re OA. The REOC constantly communicates with the State Opera�ons 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 organiza�ons, and businesses may also provide resources to augment government opera�ons or provide services directly to impacted popula�ons. Services may include public informa�on support, sheltering, emergency food distribu�on, social services, and mental health services. Key support organiza�ons in the emergency response framework include: • American Red Cross • Building Futures • East Bay Society for the Preven�on of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) • Resilience Hubs • San Leandro Unified School District • San Lorenzo Unified School District 4.5. TRANSITION TO RECOVERY As ini�al and sustained opera�onal priori�es are met, City of San Leandro emergency managers consider the transi�on to recovery. Recovery o�en occurs on a con�nuum but is generally separated into two phases: short- term and long-term. Generally, a successful disaster recovery opera�on supports the community in the following: • Successfully overcoming the disaster's physical, emo�onal, and environmental impacts.