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Environmental Contaminants
Oil and Hazardous Materials - Spill Contingecy
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The
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service responds to oil and other hazardous
material releases consistent with the Fish
and Wildlife Service’s Spill Response Contingency Plan (FWSRCP). Each region and many of our National
Wildlife Refuges develop Regional Response Plans consistent with the
FWSRCP that outline the procedures we follow in the event of a spill.
Implementation of the FWSRCP and the Incident
Command System ensures that effective responses are implemented to
best protect fish and wildlife resources and their habitats in the event
of an oil and hazardous substance release and that there is national
consistency for responding to oil spills. These guidelines are compatible with the National
Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan, also known as the National Contingency Plan or NCP issued
by the Environmental
Protection Agency (40 CFR Part 300).
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Carlsbad
Fish and Wildlife Office - Spill
Response Contacts
Early notification of oil and
hazardous substance releases is the key to containment and executing
cleanup measures to protect fish and wildlife resources and their
habitats. Carlsbad
Fish and Wildlife Office
is responsible for inland and marine spills in southern
California including Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Imperial,
Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
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| Field Response Coordinator
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Alternate
Spill Responders |
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| Judy Gibson (primary contact) |
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Katie Zeeman (secondary contact) |
| Office phone 760-431-9440 ext. 260 |
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Office phone 760-431-9440 ext. 291 |
| Office Fax 760-431-9170 |
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Office Fax 760-431-9170 |
| Office Cell Phone 760-271-6934 |
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