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TCEM Programs

LEPC

The role of the LEPC is to form a partnership with local governments and industries as a resource for enhancing hazardous materials preparedness. Local governments are responsible for the integration of hazmat planning and response within their jurisdiction. This includes ensuring the local hazard analysis adequately addresses hazmat incidents; incorporating planning for hazmat incidents into the local emergency management plan and annexes; assessing capabilities and developing hazmat response capability using local resources, mutual aid and contractors; training responders; and exercising the plan. 

LEPC

TP3 (Tooele Private Public Partnership )
These regularly-scheduled meetings feature subject matter experts speaking on contemporary best practices of business continuity and disaster recovery. Businesses in Tooele County are encouraged to be a part of TP3 to help make sure their business is ready for emergencies and disasters.

TP3
Emergency Managers Council

A council made up of various emergency management stakeholders with agencies, industries, businesses, and organizations to coordinate and collaborate on training and exercises for Tooele County.

Ready Tooele Schools
Ready Tooele Schools is a quarterly meeting to assists all schools in Tooele County with Continuity planning and reunification and other issues in disasters relating to schools
Tooele Responds

By bringing organizations from all over the county together we promote communication and collaboration among organizations in planning for and responding to disasters in order to improve disaster preparedness throughout Tooele County, increase the effectiveness of our collective response, minimize the duplication of resources, and provide more efficient services to those affected by disasters. 

Tooele Responds Website

Community and Faith Based Collaboration

Meeting held monthly for faith based partners to learn how to communicate and interact with Tooele County Emergency Services. This collaboration also helps faith based organizations with their congregational plans and continuity after a disaster.

Meeting happens every 2nd Wednesday at 7 online through GotoMeeting.

Email robin.frederickson@tcem.org

Amateur Radio Emergency Services

The West Desert Amateur Radio Club is sponsored by Tooele County Emergency Services (TCEM). The Club is an ARRL-affiliated Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) club.

The Club’s purposes:

Foster amateur radio in and around Tooele County
Provide emergency communications as requested by TCEM or related agencies
Provide training opportunities for local amateur radio operators
Provide examination preparation classes and license exams for those wishing to obtain or upgrade an amateur radio license.

West Desert Amateur Radio Club

Tooele Ready

Information about how you can prepare yourself, family, home, business, and community for emergencies and disasters that may happen in Tooele County.

Tooele Ready Website
Tooele Recovers

Tooele Recovers offers resources about recovery and what you might do after a major disaster in Tooele County.

Tooele Recovers Website