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1 Incident Response Tim Dunn, Emergency Response Manager Division of Emergency Preparedness and Community Support Bureau of Radiation Control Environmental Radiation Section
2 Recent Radiological Incidents Moisture Density Gauges Medical Lost Found/abandoned Law enforcement Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs) Media attention Concerned citizens Ameristeel 1
3 Complete Moisture Density Gauge Kit 2
4 How a Moisture Density Gauge Works 8 mci Cs mci AmBe Source 3
5 Moisture Density Gauge Neatly Organized 4
6 The next slide shows the condition in which BRC finds soil moisture density gauges: 5
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14 PSI Troxler Model 3430 S/N FL08-122: Reported stolen from the back of a truck in Sanford. FL15-057: Cs-137 found in KAS metals Orlando. FL16-035: AmBe source found at Landers recycling in Apopka. 13
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16 Moisture Density Gauge Ads 15
17 More Ads Find the biggest piece of equipment and set the gauge down next to it! 16
18 Theft of Moisture Density Gauges Total number of gauges reported stolen in last 3 years: 8 = 17
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20 FL13-038, FL14-002, FL14-056: I-125 seeds disposed of in trash. FL13-076: I seed strand found on counter. (Had been there for 2 months with film badges!) FL14-055: Shipment of Y-90 tossed out with garbage. FL14-068: Patient became pregnant before 100mCi I-131 treatment. 19
21 FL15-029: Wrong patient, female vs. male (same dose 400cGy, different size area). FL13-091, FL16-029: Incorrect Dosage due to pharmacy. FL14-035: Wrong side of head, FL Stereotactic frame moved- Gamma Knife procedures. FL14-043: Incorrect distance used during High Dose Rate treatment with Ir-192 resulting in burns. 20
22 Lost & Found Radioactive Material 21
23 FL FedEx Delivering I-125 Seeds 22
24 Found Radioactive Material Abandoned Confiscated Detected by Portal Monitors at Scrap Yards/Landfills 23
25 FL Closed business, IRS Seized Assess 24
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31 Law Enforcement Incidents 30
32 Law Enforcement Training BRC has 2 full-time trainers. DNDO (Indian River State College) Department of Nuclear Detection Office CTOS Center of Radiological/Nuclear Training for FEMA, National Preparedness Directorate Local Training RSDTF Region IV (BRC, FBI, HCSO/FD, FLDOH, PCSO/FD, TPD, FHP, FDLE, Port of Tampa) 31
33 Incident Descriptions FL13-080: FHP traffic stop of van, PRD alarms. FL13-029: 2 Vials of Cs-137 found during Fire Marshall investigation. FL15-020: DHS finds Cs-137 on cruise ship. FL16-053: FHP PRD alarmed on passing truck. 32
34 Preventative Radiological and Nuclear Detection (PRND) Special Events Super Bowls- Tampa/Miami Daytona Races- Coke Zero 400/Daytona 500 Airshows Presidential Debate Republican National Convention (RNC) Tampa 33
35 Nuclear Power Plants 34
36 Classification of Nuclear Power Plant Emergencies Classification Level Simplified Plain Language Explanation Unusual Event Alert Site Area Emergency General Emergency Minor plant incident that does not affect safety. Plant incident that affects plant safety. Major plant safety failure that affects the plant site. Major plant safety failure that affects areas beyond the plant site. 35
37 Turkey Point FL Turkey Point NOUE. BRC was notified of an Unusual Event at 12:36 am on 11/19/15. Unit 3 experienced a LOOP (loss of off-site power) due to lockout of Unit 3 startup transformer. The first Emergency Diesel Generator failed to start, however the second generator auto started and supplied 4KV bus to Unit 3. 36
38 St. Lucie FL St. Lucie NOUE. At 6:03 pm on 01/09/14, St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant declared a Notification of Unusual Event emergency. The cause of the declaration was due to flooding in a protected area due to heavy rains. (EAL: HU1, natural or destructive phenomena affecting protected area.) The emergency was terminated at 12:01 am on 01/10/14 after the water had receded. 37
39 Farley Farley FL Alert. EAL #HA3 Fire Suppression C02 release in Aux Building, Rad Side, vital area, which jeopardizes operations of systems required to maintain safe operations inaccessible. Administrator, Bureau Chief, Division Director and Governor s Office notified. EOC personnel contacted and placed in stand by status. 8/3/13, 12:18 pm Alert terminated. No O2 deficient conditions exist in unit 1 Aux Building, Rad side. 38
40 The Dirty R word!!! 39
41 News Worthy? FL14-015: Miami cruise ship terminal TSA staff PRD alarmed on unattended luggage. Both cruise ship terminals evacuated. FL13-052: Spilled Uranium? Opa-Locka Airport. FL13-057: White Powder in Envelopes Ocala PD, Marion County School Board, Marion County. SO, Marion County Courthouse, and the News Banner. Local Hazmat reports readings 3Xs above background at the News Banner. 40
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43 FL Depleted Uranium at Scrap Yard Poison Control, Local Hazmat, EMS, FBI and 2 workers transported to the hospital. 42
44 NRC Notifications NOTIFICATIONS BY NRC CHEM/BIO DEFENSE COMMAND (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL (MAIN OFFICE) CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL (GRASP) 21-JAN-16 12:06 CENTRAL FLORIDA INTEL EXCHANGE (REGIONAL FUSION CENTER--FL REGION 5) 21-JAN-16 12:06 DHS DOMESTIC NUCLEAR DETECTION OFC (DNDO) 21-JAN-16 12:06 DHS PROTECTIVE SECURITY ADVISOR (PSA DESK) 21-JAN-16 12:06 DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (MAIN OFFICE) MANAGEMENT CENTER (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 EPA HQ EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 EPA OEM (MAIN OFFICE) U.S. EPA IV (MAIN OFFICE) U.S. EPA IV (DUTY OSC) 21-JAN-16 12:06 U.S. EPA IV (REGION 4 FL/GA) 21-JAN-16 12:06 EPA RAD EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (EPA HEADQUARTERS) FBI STRATEGIC INFO OPERATIONS CNTR (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 FLD INTEL SUPPORT TEAM SCTR ST PETE (INTELLIGENCY SPECIALIST) 21-JAN-16 12:06 CG-NCC (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE COORD CTR (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 NOAA RPTS FOR FL (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION (MAIN OFFICE) NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER HQ (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER HQ (AUTOMATIC REPORTS) 21-JAN-16 12:06 NTSB HIGHWAY (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 HOMELAND SEC COORDINATION CENTER (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 DOI FOR REGION 4 (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 REPORTING PARTY (RP SUBMITTER) 21-JAN-16 12:06 SEAHAWK IOC (INTER-AGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER) 21-JAN-16 12:06 FL DEM STATE WATCH OFFICE (MAIN OFFICE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 TSA CENTRAL FLORIDA (TSA CENTRAL FLORIDA INSPECTOR--SURFACE) 21-JAN-16 12:06 TSA OFFICE OF SECURITY OPERATIONS (SURFACE COMPLIANCE BRANCH SE REGION) SWP Notifications leo.lachat@em.myflorida.com; brian.richardson@em.myflorida.com; paul.wotherspoon@em.myflorida.com; robert.dietrich@em.myflorida.com; linda.mcwhorter@em.myflorida.com; bryan.koon@em.myflorida.com; mark.sauls@myfloridacfo.com; John.Kohnke@myfloridacfo.com; wayne.watts@myfloridacfo.com; floridafusioncenter@fdle.state.fl.us; charles.hagan@em.myflorida.com; connie.nunn@em.myflorida.com; Julie.Roberts@em.myflorida.com; aaron.gallaher@em.myflorida.com; beverly.byerts@em.myflorida.com; chris.eliadis@em.myflorida.com; jennifer.grisales@em.myflorida.com; fema-r4- watchunit@dhs.gov; paul.williams6@fema.dhs.gov; barbara.sanders@fema.dhs.gov; axel.runtschke@em.myflorida.com; ryan.lock@em.myflorida.com; sam.walters@em.myflorida.com; amy.godsey@em.myflorida.com; sherry.watt@flhealth.gov; swatt4052@gmail.com; jonathan.lord@em.myflorida.com; HarveyJones@fdle.state.fl.us; mikephillips@fdle.state.fl.us; larry.mcintyre@deo.myflorida.com; julie.roberts@em.myflorida.com; jim.roberts@em.myflorida.com; roger.rankin@em.myflorida.com; kimberly.sharkey@em.myflorida.com; ashley.davis@em.myflorida.com; michael.kennett@em.myflorida.com; franklin.ayetin@em.myflorida.com; eoc-plans@em.myflorida.com; joe.borras@em.myflorida.com; evan.rosenberg@em.myflorida.com; pam.hughes@em.myflorida.com; cathy.day@em.myflorida.com; Bryan.Lowe@em.myflorida.com; danny.kilcollins@em.myflorida.com; debbie.bass@em.myflorida.com; john.s.johnson@dep.state.fl.us; rad48do@flhealth.gov; John.Williamson@flhealth.gov; Cindy.Becker@flhealth.gov; melanie.motiska@flhealth.gov; Ann.Rowe@flhealth.gov; tim.dunn@flhealth.gov; DEM_REP@em.myflorida.com; RAD48DO@flhealth.gov; russell.chris@epa.gov; Christopher.l.atherton.mil@mail.mil; Troy.m.eastman.mil@mail.mil; Thomas.e.benton.mil@mail.mil; Brian.m.thomas14.mil@mail.mil; eileen.mcloughlin@ic.fbi.gov; swp@em.myflorida.com; daniel.k.hall@dep.state.fl.us; danielle.bentzen@dep.state.fl.us; holly.fortune@dep.state.fl.us; megan.warr@dep.state.fl.us; katelyn.j.wright@dep.state.fl.us; wanda.parker@dep.state.fl.us; corina.lee@dep.state.fl.us; jeff.t.waters@dep.state.fl.us; carly.swartz@em.myflorida.com; jim.roberts@em.myflorida.com; keith.kotch@ocfl.net; ron.plummer@ocfl.net 43
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49 More Concerned Citizens FL Retired NSA agent, has a meter that is reading 10K-18K Hz. FL Secret Squirrel Stuff Anonymous caller: You may want to go check out these sheds, and also check with Homeland Security about radiation leakage. FL14-011/FL Frequent Flyers. FL13-007(Jewish mafia in Jacksonville) 48
50 Ameristeel Friday the 13 th of July 2001 Storms caused false rad alarms Cs-137 melted 94 waste containers, ~724 tons 49
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54 Questions? Thank You! Tim Dunn, Emergency Response Manager Bureau of Radiation Control Environmental Radiation Section 2044 All Children s Way Orlando, Florida Tim.Dunn@flhealth.gov 53
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