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Approved Date
05/02/2000
Control Number
2000-139A
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Department of Emergency Services
Division of Emergency Management
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Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan 1999/2000
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L <br />Emergency Alert System Control Stations, South Florida Water <br />Management District and the Department of Military Affairs. <br />When a determination has been made that inter -county resources <br />will be required, appropriate DEM personnel will notify the ESF <br />leaders from the required ESF. The ESF leaders will be responsible <br />for alerting or notifying necessary personnel within their respective <br />ESFs. <br />Approximately 1% of the general population is deaf and 8% are <br />hearing impaired. According to the most recent demographic <br />reports, there are approximately 2. 5 million deaf and 20 million <br />hearing-impaired persons residing in the United States. While it is <br />uncertain how many deaf or hearing-impaired residents are in <br />Indian River County, our office is prepared to handle these calls <br />through the use of a Telecommunications Device for the Deaf <br />TDD). A TDD is a machine that can be connected to the <br />telephone providing deaf and hard -of -hearing people with a way to <br />use a telephone without an interpreter. TDD users type their <br />messages on a standard typewriter keyboard which is read on a <br />display by the receiver using compatible equipment. The Indian <br />River County Department of Emergency Services' TDD telephone <br />number is published in the BellSouth Text Telephone [ irectory <br />annually. The County switchboard is also equipped with TDD <br />equipment, thus facilitating a transfer of a caller, if necessary. <br />Television stations also display information via trailers for the <br />hearing impaired. <br />In order to broaden our capabilities with speaking with the non- <br />english speaking communities of Indian River County, we <br />subscribe to AT&T Language Line. They are the world's largest <br />provider of 24-hour over -the -phone interpretation. In addition, we <br />have several local residents who have offered their interpreter <br />services. Either of these services would be available to non- <br />english speaking callers. Additionally, public service <br />announcements are also broadcast in Spanish. <br />3. Our office maintains a fax network for disseminating up-to-the- <br />minute weather warnings, or other warnings, to all local law <br />enforcement and governmental officials/organizations. We also <br />have a transmitting device called a Plectron. The receiver is <br />available for purchase. The transmitter sends audible messages <br />through the Emergency Management repeater. <br />Indian River County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan Basic Page 70
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