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Spills >
Preparedness Section
Preparedness Section
Oil spill preparedness involves a continuous cycle of
activities, capturing lessons learned and then incorporating
them back into plans, policies and procedures. The cycle is
necessary to promote coordination among a combination of
federal, state, local, tribal, private sector, and
non-governmental entities all using the Incident Command Systems.
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Fishing Vessel Study Report
- Outer Coast
Study on
the Socio-economic Cost of Spills
Related links
Pacific States/British Columbia Oil Spill Task Force
West Coast Mutual Aid Agreement
Northwest Area Committee & Region
Response Team
Questions?
Preparedness Staff Contact Information
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