Mercer County HAZMAT protocol set by health dept
Mercer County Health Department and Office of Emergency Services issued a temporary hazmat protocol effective Thursday night for responding to possible chemical or biological threats. About 50 responders from police fire rescue and hospitals attended the E 911 center meeting. The protocol, created after multiple terrorism type calls, designates State Police as incident lead when available and stages hospital notices and decon units. Local agencies must report hazmat trained members and equipment by Monday October 15.
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