DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CIVIL UNREST APRIL 28 & 29, 2015 '® The Department of Public Works is responsible for coordinating and managing the clearing of roadways and boarding of damaged buildings ‘¢ The Debris Management Center was activated at Park Terminal Emergency Operations Center staffed by DPW (Executive and Solid Waste staff), DOT and DGS © Trash pickup remains on schedule © No water pressure issues to report '® Fueling stations at Patapsco and Back River Wastewater Treatment Plants are available for Police, Fire, and National Guard if needed © Volunteers are helping to clean heavily impacted neighborhoods and are asked to call 311 (open 24 hours) © Citizens cleaning their neighborhood streets are encouraged to push debris to the curbs and put a service request into 311. © 311 is also accepting new calls for debris blocking roadways # Pro-active boarding of damaged buildings Eva 115 Acti ‘¢ Activated DPW Emergency Operations Center as the Debris Management Center at 4 am © Coordinated effort with representatives from DPW — Solid Waste, DOT (towing of burned vehicles), DGS for fleet management and fuel service, and Recreation & Parks for the removal of any tree debris, ‘¢ Began Deploying crews of dump trucks, tow trucks, bob cats, sweepers, and shovels and bodies based on debris type and severity of damage, safety of area (areas scouted by 5 DOT and 15 DPW personnel) ‘© EOC staff has collected all incident locations from the internet and Fire Dept and dispatched to investigators. Investigators are reporting in disabled vehicles, buildings to be boarded, and heavy debris. These are being dispatched by DOT and Solid Wastes EOC staff. Solid Wastes is also proactively sweeping affected streets.© Resources: © 7 DOT tow trucks working on burnt vehicles. © 3 crews from Recreation and Parks cleaning locations 9 1Solid Waste bobcat 9 12 sweepers and 4 hand crews Crews first 3 cleaning locations: Fulton Avenue between North and Division (cleared); Pennsylvania between North and Bloom (cleared); MLK and Saratoge ¢ Next 2 locations: Mondawmin near the bus loop; Gwynns Fall along the mall parking lot. ‘¢ Property Management crews boarding damaged buildings based on feedback from the inspectors and news reports ‘© Roving Loadpacker scouting all the volunteer clean up locations to remove all debris (©. Initial locations being cleaned by volunteers: Pennsylvania Avenue and North ‘Avenue; Whitelock Avenue and North Avenue; Fulton Avenue and Presbury Avenue; Fulton Avenue and North Avenue Numbers for staffing, crews, and work completed as of 10:15 am. 4/28/2015 Incident Resources ‘2015 AM EOC Staffing total Z DOT 7 DOT- Towing 1 Solid Waste Prop Mgmt 7 W/6IS 3 EOC Chief 7 ‘nvestigators 2 a Solid Waste (ind! in det 5North Avenue Carey to Smallwood Cleaning Crews 20 “Tow Trucks (plus Contractors) 7 Boarding Crews 2 Work Completed | Heav/ Debris Removal 5 Vehicles Towed 5 5 Boarding Completed properties Streets swept Fulton Avenue Presbury to Reisterstown Pennsylvania Ave Fulton to Franklin North Ave Pennsylvania to Greenmount ‘Gwynns Falls Auchentroloy to Windsor mitt Tioga Parkway Liberty to Gwynns Falls Uberty Road County Line to Auchentroloy Park Heights County Line to Reisterstown ‘Edmondson Ave County line to St Paul ‘The entire Sandtown area1-70 Druid Park Drive Druid Park Lake Drive Reporting from later in the day: (© Cleaning crews are still out removing debris from the Cleanup - Lots of assistance from citizen volunteers. ‘© Inner Harbor proceeding with evening shift as scheduled. © Boarding went well except for the CVS building at Penn and North which we were advised by OEM not to send crews to address due to the escalating disobedience in the area. © BPD requesting urgent board up of 329 W. Lexington St. at 9:35 p.m. Example of April 29, 2015 Activity Reporting ¢ BPD requesting CVS at Pennsylvania and North Ave board up at 4:00 a.m.; boarding. completed by 5:30 a.m. ‘* No major disturbances or civil disobedience last night. ‘+ Curfew will continue as announced. ¢ No Debris Removal Request received last night. ‘* Allcollections will proceed as scheduled; will be in the area affected by the civil disobedience and will advise crews during morning rol-cll to take all safety precautions. ‘© All agencies will continue to monitor and address issues as they are received. © Folding staff at the Park Terminal EOC into the Transportation Management Center