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d. Submit toxic chemical release forms to the State Emergency Response Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency for each toxic chemical defined in Section 313 of SARA Title III that was manufactured, processed or otherwise used in quantities exceeding the established threshold planning quantity during the preceding calendar year. e. Provide immediate notification to the local fire division(s), State Emergency Response Commission and Local Emergency Planning Committee of the emergency release of a listed hazardous substance in excess of the reportable quantity for that substance. Provide written follow-up emergency notice to the State Emergency Response Commission and Local Emergency Planning Committees after the release. 2.6 VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS 2.6.1 American Red Cross The American Red Cross will provide reception and care for evacuees. This service will include registration of evacuees, provision of shelter managers, and special assistance evacuees. Additional shelter space may have to be established by the American Red Cross should the relocation period last longer than anticipated. In this event, mobilization and relocation of evacuees will be coordinated by the American Red Cross, North Treasure Coast Chapter, through the Indian River County Department of Emergency Services, Emergency Operations Center. 2.6.2 Emergency Alert Systems (EAS) Provide early warning to the public and area broadcasting stations via EAS tone alert systems. 2.6.3 Florida Wing, Civil Air Patrol The Florida Wing, Civil Air Patrol (CAP) provides assistance to the state and its political subdivisions in responding to emergencies. The CAP has the capability to provide the following assistance: Aerial control, direction and surveillance of surface traffic; Indian River County Emergency Plan for Hazardous Materials Page 21