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d. The EOC staff track POD operations and supply shipments into and within the County. The staff track commodity burn rates and compile daily reports on POD site expenditures and resupply requirements. 3. Directors of County Departments and Agencies a. Provide personnel and equipment to operate the POD sites. b. Provide transportation assets to distribute commodities within the County. 4. Sheriffs Department a. Provide 24 -hour security for all distribution points within the County. b. Assist with traffic control at POD sites during daily operations. Coordinate support of traffic control with municipal police departments. c. Develop a communications support SOG for POD site 800 MHz radio communications. 5. Communications and Outreach a. Disseminate information on the location and operations of the POD sites. This information must include the dates and times of POD operations and exactly what commodities are available at the PODS. V. SUPPORTING AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES A. Organization. The County relies upon other government agencies and nongovernment organizations for support during emergency response operations. Listed below are the specific duties and responsibilities for those nongovernmental organizations that participate in POD operations. B. Legal Immunities and Liabilities. Several provisions in North Carolina General Statute § 166A and Cabarrus County Ordinance Chapter 22, Article 11, Section 22 -34 provide for the protection of individuals involved in training for and conducting emergency operations. Questions pertaining to these matters should be referred to the Cabarrus County Attorney. C. Responsibilities 1. Superintendent, Cabarrus County Schools a. Be prepared to provide high school facilities to be used as POD sites. b. Provide resources from the County school system to support POD operations. This may include: Cabarrus County EOP — Annex P — Donated Goods Management 7 Attachment number 16 F -6 Page 357