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Home My WebLink AboutHAZMAT.pptEl 0 0 ,Johnson County Hazardous Material Response Team 30 Member Team o 20 year life expectancy Combination Team of to truck Volunteers & Career Various Department Members o Primary Response Vehicle Haz Mat 1 $385,218.00 o New in 2003 - due for replacement in 2023 o Already 9 years old o Carries over $300,000 in supplies & equipment o Cost to replace it $ ? o Presently no money set aside to replace it o Costs to maintain the team increases annually o Vehicle fuel and maintenance costs rise continually o Operating costs increase o One of only 19 teams statewide IOWA HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TEAMS HAZARDOUS AFA16tlALTFAMS (OVER ".S%OFTHE POPULATION IN 93 (OUNTIES IN IOWA MASON Lo.. I cNKNws,w crr, , /iPB.KNT MOE .... RWOOLD ClG1W1 MvNk VM1 GVll vw rlVR[N 9. )oAnsm Camry Naanat Team 1 11e5N� \' "a]rat loam 3. laason Clry FireDepin&m-_ .. .. .__. 11. 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Cedar Pap, ds Kvm ar Team woes the City of War Rapids d-�9 D��s !v• .• Q I • �� L-7 E Other Assets: Rived Boom Trailer & Bulk Absorbent Trailer Risk 0 71 Tier II facilities throughout Johnson County 0 9 Major pipelines &numerous spurs throughout Johnson County 0 3 Large Bulk Fuel Storage Facilities in the County. 2 in Coralville and 1 Just north of North Liberty o Averaged 2 calls per year in 88 o Now average 6 calls per year since 07 Risk o Likelihood of HAZMAT incident ■ New average 6 events per year ■ Major HAZMAT transport routes ■ I -80, 218, 1, 6, 380 ■ Rail. Thousands of gallons of Alcohol and other tier II chemicals through daily • Pipeline & Bulk Tank Farms • Ag Facilities Pipelines in Johnson County, Iowa GAS 0 2.5 5 10 Miles I 1 I LIQU1E3 Township - Municipal Pipeline Source. National Pipeline System Mapping - 2010 Document Name- Johnson County Pipelines Map Date: 6/26/2012 Why have a Haz Mat team? Risk Management & Hazard Vulnerability o Impact depends on location of incident • Injuries and Fatalities • Economic loss and disruption • Local trust and morale • Cost of cleanup • Litigation costs • Other / • Cheaper/ faster than contracting for service Transportation HAZMAT Incidents in U.S. Mode of Number of Transportation Accidents AIR 1,220 HIGHWAY 41,781 RAILWAY 7,886 WATER 83 OTHER 29 TOTAL 50,999 Associated Deaths 11 79 1 1 0 81 Associated Injuries 153 1,569 423 35 2 2,182 Transportation Incidents Hazardous Materials Incidents by Transportation Mode (totals, 1983 thru tsso ) Between 1982 and 1991, there were an annual average of 6,774 hazardous materials transportation incidents. In 1991, there were 9,069 transportation incidents that resulted in 10 deaths and 436 injuries. http-//www.fema.gov/hazard/hazmat/backgrounder.shtm Large Scale Incidents o A tank car loaded with 90 tons of chlorine ruptured, releasing about 60 tons of the gas. About 1/3 of the load was recovered by industrial responders. Nine people died (eight at the time of the accident, one later due to chlorine inhalation), and at least 250 people were treated for chlorine exposure. 0 5,400 residents within a mile of the crash site were forced to evacuate for nearly two weeks while contracted HAZMAT teams and cleanup crews decontaminated the area. Large Scale Incidents o Norfolk Southern has announced that it expects the disaster to cost between $30 to $40 million, o Avondale Mills Inc. reached a $215 million settlement with its insurance company for damages caused by a train derailment and fatal chemical spill here acts on the cost to operate a team o Average time on scene 2 hours o Often times ....longer o Cost of Training a tech is $545.00 per person for the (40 hour Course) plus travel costs o Ongoing continuing education required and competency testing o Fit Testing of masks annually o Maintenance of monitors varies annually o Cost of most recent monitor (Mini Rae 3000 was $4,122.04) in April 2012 El Cost of suits $1,100.00 acts on the cost to operate a team o Costs to maintain just the chlorine kits this year was $605.00 just for gaskets & seals o OSHA Mandated Physicals is $500.00 per person or $7,500 per yr on a 2 yr cycle. o Half the team each year. o Does not include exposure physicals o Haz Mat Liability and Work Comp insurance o Spillers can only be billed for costs of response & disposable items only o Maintenance costs and operation costs are not recoverable Funding o Since 2007 we have had 100% collection rate on spills and spiller costs o However the team cannot continue at the present .25 cent per capita rate set in 1988 o Population growth has not kept up with inflation much less the cost to maintain, grow, replace or operate the team. Hi Prior to 07 team commonly went over budget by three to nine thousand annually Hi Overages came out of EMA general budget Hi Inflation: Consumer Price Index in 1/1/88 was 115.7 o On 8/1/12 was 230.379 Challenges to operating the team at present rate o Inability to fund any substantial capital improvements o Inability to fund replacement of truck in 11 years o Increased call volume and length of responses strains volunteers o Decon supplies Cost to operate the team Unchanged since inception in 1988 has been .25 cents per capita Only increased to .50 cents per capita from 2000 to 2003 to fund the present truck Then returned to .25 cents in 2004 Funding Plan o FY14 beginning 7/1/2013 increase per capita from present .25 cents to .50 cents o Maintain that until 2024 o New revenue generates $378,698.54 over 11 years o $8,606.78 each year to operating fund o $25,820.35 each year over 11 yrs to vehicle fund o $284,023.91 over 11 years to vehicle fund o $94,674.64 over 11 years to operating fund Long Term Planning o Maintain .10 cents this new per capita increase toward operating costs o Maintain .5 cents of the per capita increase toward vehicle fund to avoid a repeat of the present situation o Total amount of increase retained .15 cents o Proposed to reduce the per capita in 2025 by .10 cents from .50 cents per capita to .40 cents per capita 16 EMA Budget Transfer from DAEC Line for REP Support + 17 Revenue from Previous Years Response Billings Collected + 18 19 $1.000 00 $2.077.73 cent rate Cost fflW. $10.589.00 $5,294.50 $33,931.00 $16.965.50 $9,453.50 $4,726.75 $6,687.00 $3,343.50 $650.00 $325.00 $1,018.50 $509.25 $525.50 $262.75 $973.50 $486.75 $439.50 $219.75 $351.50 $175.75 $403.50 $201.75 $288.50 2010 U.S. Census Numbers for Johnson County 130882 Present 25 1 Rural only Johnson County Residents 21178 $5,294.50 2 Iowa City Residents 67862 $16,965.50 3 Coralville Residents 18907 $4,726.75 4 Idorth Liberty Residents 13374 $3,343.50 Lone Tree Residents 1300 $325.00 6 Solon Residents 2037 $509.25 7 University Heights Residents 1051 $262.75 e Tiffin Residents 1947 $486.75 9 Swisher Residents 879 $219.75 10 Hills Residents 703 $175.75 11 Oxford Residents 807 $201.75 12 Shueyville Residents 577 $144.25 13 West Branch (Johnson County Citizens) 95 $23.75 14 Cedar County - Contract Rate Service 10109 $4.30661 15 Projected Haz 1v9at Team Income Based on 25 vs 50 cents per cap 536.985 86 16 EMA Budget Transfer from DAEC Line for REP Support + 17 Revenue from Previous Years Response Billings Collected + 18 19 $1.000 00 $2.077.73 cent rate Cost fflW. $10.589.00 $5,294.50 $33,931.00 $16.965.50 $9,453.50 $4,726.75 $6,687.00 $3,343.50 $650.00 $325.00 $1,018.50 $509.25 $525.50 $262.75 $973.50 $486.75 $439.50 $219.75 $351.50 $175.75 $403.50 $201.75 $288.50 $144.25 $47.50 $23.75 $5,054.50 $747.89 $70,413.00 $1,000.00 $1.000.00 ? ? $71,413.00 $34,427.14 QUESTIONS?