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(9)' Satellite tone~ '(Communication Center) e. The followinl~ communications systems can be accessed from the County communication center: (1) Sheriff's 12}epartment 800 MHz Radio System (2) County Fi~e Protection Network (3) General S~rvices (4) EMS (5) The Local~Area Police Network (6) Other Ca~m'us County government agencies 3. Other Communica ~ions Systems. a. The EOC will ~Perate on the State EM 2000 information management system. This computer program p~'~vides a series to functional integrated databases to assist emergency response operatic ns. The link to the State EOC provides a rapid and accurate means to pass situation repor~_~ and request/track resource requests. The County Emergency Management Division will e~tablish, operate, and maintain the EM 2000 workstation at the EOC. ~ b. Amateur radi~operators may provide assistance if the primary county radios network fail or are overtask[d. These civilian operators provide information and relay messages fi.om their homes, *hicles or other facilities. Amateur radio links are generally not operated from the Commu~cations Center. However, there is a set of amateur radio equipment located in the C ~tmunications Center that these volunteers may be asked to operate in an emergency sit~. tion. IV. DIRECTION AND CI~.NTROL A. The Communicatio~ Lieutenant will notify the Cabarrus County Emergency Management Coordinator w[en a major emergency situation has occurred or is imminent. The Emergency Managemen~ Coordinator will then notify County government officials. If this occurs after normal bus,ess hours, the EM Coordinator will use the Alert Roster to make contact with key leaders. B. The Sheriff, in consliltation with the Emergency Management Coordinator, will provide assistance in provid~g the communications system configuration that will permit EOP/ANNEX B 4 December 2002