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Local Emergency planning committee (lepc)

 

The Pickaway County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) is established under the Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act, or EPCRA. This was passed as Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA Title III) on October 17, 1986. This provides for a robust chemical emergency preparedness and response capability.


Our objectives include implementing the local emergency planning committee rules and requirements of SARA Title III, to prepare and maintain a comprehensive chemical emergency response plan for Pickaway County and to provide information to the public upon request.

In Pickaway County, the LEPC is the agency responsible for implementing these objectives. 


Headquarters are located in the Pickaway County Emergency Operation Center; it is chaired by seasoned local emergency responders who work with an LEPC Board to oversee and direct policies aimed at meeting the mission of protecting and informing the local community.

Authority is vested into the LEPC to:

  • Receive and maintain a database of reports and chemical inventory information for those facilites that meet the threshold of extremely hazardous substances
  • Develop planning for emergency response to hazardous materials emergency releases, including standardized plume maps
  • Coordinate training and exercises for local emergency responders
  • Receive emergency notifications when hazardous substance releases do occur
  • Provide information to the public regarding facilties containing extremely hazardous substances or any emergency releases of hazardous material


 

2021

2021-10-14 LEPC Meeting Minutes (docx)Download
LEPC 10-14-2021 meeting agenda (pdf)Download
LEPC Mtg Agenda-Sign In Sheet 7-15-21 (pdf)Download
LEPC 4-15- 2021 meeting agenda (pdf)Download
LEPC Jan 14, 2021 meeting minutes (pdf)Download
LEPC 1-14-2021 meeting agenda (pdf)Download
LEPC Oct 1, 2020 meeting minutes (pdf)Download

2020

LEPC 10-1- 2020 meeting agenda (doc)Download
LEPC July 16, 2020 meeting minutes (pdf)Download
LEPC 7-16- 2020 meeting agenda (doc)Download
LEPC Jan 9, 2020 meeting minutes (pdf)Download
LEPC 1-9-20 Sign In and Agenda (pdf)Download
Oct 3 2019 LEPC Docs (pdf)Download
LEPC 10-3-19 Sign In and Agenda (pdf)Download
2019 Pickaway Co No Change Hazmat Plan - 10-3-19 (pdf)Download
LEPC Quarterly Mtg Sign In - Agenda 7-11-19 (pdf)Download
LEPC 1-14-2021 meeting agenda (pdf)Download
LEPC Oct 1, 2020 meeting minutes (pdf)Download
LEPC 7-15-2021 meeting agenda (doc)Download
LEPC Apr 15, 2021 meeting minutes (doc)Download

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