Winnebago CountyWinnebago County

Winnebago County GISWinnebago County GIS

&&

Winnebago County Winnebago County Emergency ManagementEmergency Management

Partnering for a Safer Partnering for a Safer CommunityCommunity

How Winnebago County GIS & How Winnebago County GIS & Emergency Management work as a Emergency Management work as a Team.Team.

• In the Fall of 2004 the WLIA board In the Fall of 2004 the WLIA board approved the creation of a task approved the creation of a task force to address issues related to force to address issues related to emergency managementemergency management

• Dave Levine - GIS Database Dave Levine - GIS Database Administrator, Winnebago County Administrator, Winnebago County

• Linda Kollmann - Deputy Director Linda Kollmann - Deputy Director Emergency Management Emergency Management Winnebago CountyWinnebago County

How GIS and Emergency How GIS and Emergency Management partnered Management partnered in Winnebago Countyin Winnebago County

• Offsite PlansOffsite Plans

• Warning siren placementWarning siren placement

• Winnebago County Mitigation Winnebago County Mitigation PlanPlan

• EAAEAA

• Boxcar Fire at Hydrite ChemicalBoxcar Fire at Hydrite Chemical

• 2001 Wind Storm2001 Wind Storm

• 2004 Omro Flooding2004 Omro Flooding

EPCRA PlanningEPCRA Planning

• Offsite plansOffsite plans

• Chemical databaseChemical database

• MappingMapping

• Special FacilitiesSpecial Facilities

Offsite PlansOffsite Plans

List of Reporting Facilities with List of Reporting Facilities with ChemicalsChemicals

FacilityIDBoxFacility Name Address Facility TypeCAS # Chemical Name Tag

019620-5 4X CONCRETE INC 2974 GREEN HILL CT OSHKOSH 54904 R 74986 PROPANE 019620-5

019620-5 4X CONCRETE INC 2974 GREEN HILL CT OSHKOSH 54904 R 1317653 LIMESTONE 019620-5

019620-5 4X CONCRETE INC 2974 GREEN HILL CT OSHKOSH 54904 R 68476346 FUEL OIL #2 LOW SULFUR 019620-5

019620-5 4X CONCRETE INC 2974 GREEN HILL CT OSHKOSH 54904 R CONCRETE SAND 019620-5

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 64742887 MINERAL SPIRITS 001830-6

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 78933 METHYL ETHYL KETONE 001830-6

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 123864 N-BUTYL ACETATE 001830-6

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 67630 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 001830-6

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 111762 2-BUTOXY ETHANOL 001830-6

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 108833 TOLUENE 001830-6

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 1350207 XYLENE 001830-6

001830-6 A.P. NONWEILER COMPANY, INC. 3321 COUNTY TRUNK A OSHKOSH 54901 R 64742898 VM AND P NAPTHA 001830-6

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 68037592 7950 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL, 99% 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 142825 N-HEPTANE 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 9002895 CELVOL 107 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 57556 PC 193 NXL 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 7676 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R PC 191 NXL 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 7677 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 57556 PC 188NXL 000021-8

000021-8 AKROSIL 206 GARFIELD AVENUE MENASHA 54952 R 68037592 7910 000021-8

List of Special List of Special FacilitiesFacilities

OSHKOSH WEST HIGH SCHOOL

375 N. EAGLE STREET OSHKOSH 54901

SH 36SH

CARL TRAEGER ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE

SCHOOL

3000 W. 20TH AVENUE OSHKOSH 54904

SH 37SH

JACOB SHAPIRO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

1050 W. 18TH AVENUE OSHKOSH 54901

SH 38SH

READ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

1120 ALGOMA BLVD. OSHKOSH 54901

SH 39SH

LOURDES HIGH SCHOOL 110 N. SAWYER ST. OSHKOSH 54901

SH 40SH

PICKETT COMMUNITY CENTER

6687 STATE HIGHWAY 44 PICKETT 54964

SH 41SH

TOWN OF VINLAND - TOWN HALL

6085 COUNTY T VINLAND 54901

SH 42SH

WINNECONNE MIDDLE SCHOOL

400 N. 9TH AVENUE WINNECONNE 54986

SH 43SH

WINNECONNE HIGH SCHOOL

100 WOLF RUN WINNECONNE 54986

SH 44SH

WINNECONNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

233 S. 3RD AVENUE WINNECONNE 54986

SH 45SH

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH

8 S. 4TH STREET WINNECONNE 54986

SH 46SH

Vulnerability ZoneVulnerability Zone

• Light blue Light blue marker indicates marker indicates Planning Facility Planning Facility

• Markers indicate Markers indicate special facilities special facilities which include which include schools, youth schools, youth centers, centers, daycare, daycare, hospitals etc….hospitals etc….

Warning Siren PlacementWarning Siren Placement

Winnebago County Hazard Mitigation PlanWinnebago County Hazard Mitigation Plan2004 - 20082004 - 2008

• To address the rising costs of natural disasters and to To address the rising costs of natural disasters and to help local communities focus efforts on mitigation, help local communities focus efforts on mitigation, Congress passed the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 Congress passed the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA2K) and the President signed the act October, (DMA2K) and the President signed the act October, 2000.2000.

• DMA2K reinforces the importance of hazard mitigation DMA2K reinforces the importance of hazard mitigation planning and emphasizes planning for natural disasters planning and emphasizes planning for natural disasters before they occur.before they occur.

• For disasters declared after November 1, 2004, a local For disasters declared after November 1, 2004, a local unit of government must have an approved hazard unit of government must have an approved hazard mitigation plan in order to receive funding through the mitigation plan in order to receive funding through the national post-disaster Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.national post-disaster Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.

Hazard Mitigation PlanHazard Mitigation Plan

• Planning Director a member of Planning Director a member of the workgroup in creating the the workgroup in creating the planplan

• Having GIS active in plan Having GIS active in plan preparation helped in preparation helped in identifying mitigation identifying mitigation strategies and projects strategies and projects making it possible for GIS to making it possible for GIS to apply for Pre-Disaster apply for Pre-Disaster Mitigation Grant Dollars.Mitigation Grant Dollars.

Hazard Mitigation Plan - Railroads and Trucking

Large Event PlanningLarge Event PlanningEAA - Experimental Aircraft EAA - Experimental Aircraft

AssociationAssociation

• 41,000 attendees 41,000 attendees camping on groundscamping on grounds

• Approximately 700,000 Approximately 700,000 attendeesattendees

• 10,000 aircraft10,000 aircraft

• A full-scale EAA grounds A full-scale EAA grounds map is produced for map is produced for Local Government Local Government Departments, Departments, Emergency Emergency Management and First Management and First Responders.Responders.

Boxcar Fire - Hydrite Boxcar Fire - Hydrite ChemicalChemical

On December 16, 2000, a fire was reported from a boxcar near Hydrite Chemical in Oshkosh.Oshkosh Fire/HAZMAT discovered it was Sodium Hydrosulfite burning. The chemical is reactive with water and emits a hazardous gas.

Boxcar Chemical FireBoxcar Chemical Fire

• GIS produced GIS produced Aerial Aerial photography photography mapsmaps

• Contour Contour elevation elevation informationinformation

• Identified Identified Drainage Areas Drainage Areas for HAZMAT for HAZMAT ResponseResponse

Maps by: City of Oshkosh Community Development/WINGS Project

Boxcar Evacuation/Re-Boxcar Evacuation/Re-entryentry

Maps by: City of Oshkosh Community Development/WINGS Project

• Mapping used Mapping used for outlining for outlining evacuation evacuation area and area and televised on televised on local cable local cable television television channelchannel

• Re-entry plan Re-entry plan mapped and mapped and publishedpublished

2001 Wind Storm - Winnebago County2001 Wind Storm - Winnebago County

• Storm lasted Storm lasted from 9:19 from 9:19 p.m. until p.m. until 10:09 p.m.10:09 p.m.

• Winds Winds sustained sustained between 45-between 45-70 m.p.h.70 m.p.h.

• Gusts Gusts peaking peaking over 90 over 90 m.p.h.m.p.h.

How GIS was used….How GIS was used….

• Produced maps Produced maps of impassable of impassable streets with streets with debris and debris and downed power downed power lineslines

• Produced Produced property property information information tables needed tables needed for damage for damage assessmentassessment

Tax Parcel MapTax Parcel Map“Building Improvement “Building Improvement

Values”Values”

Request for Federal Request for Federal AidAid

• Monetary value of Monetary value of losses are shown losses are shown on this distribution on this distribution of damage mapof damage map

• Total Damage Total Damage Reported for City Reported for City of Oshkosh on this of Oshkosh on this map $13,254,526 map $13,254,526

• Total damages Total damages reported for reported for Winnebago County Winnebago County $24,250,324$24,250,324

Maps by: City of Oshkosh Community Development/WINGS Project

2004 Omro Flooding2004 Omro Flooding• Runoff from a heavy rainfall, in addition to Runoff from a heavy rainfall, in addition to

flooding upstream, contributed to flooding of flooding upstream, contributed to flooding of the Fox river in southwest Winnebago county the Fox river in southwest Winnebago county on the afternoon of the 15th of June. The worst on the afternoon of the 15th of June. The worst of the flooding was mainly between Eureka and of the flooding was mainly between Eureka and Omro. By late in the afternoon of the 16th the Omro. By late in the afternoon of the 16th the river had overtopped a dam at Eureka making river had overtopped a dam at Eureka making many roads in the area impassable due to high many roads in the area impassable due to high water and damaging homes along the river. water and damaging homes along the river. Additional rainfall during the evening of the Additional rainfall during the evening of the 16th made matters even worse, flooding 80 16th made matters even worse, flooding 80 percent of the roads in Omro and closing state percent of the roads in Omro and closing state highway 21 for a few days. The flooding along highway 21 for a few days. The flooding along this part of the Fox river continued into early this part of the Fox river continued into early July. July.

Omro Flood 2004Omro Flood 2004

Any Questions?Any Questions?

Sources:Sources:

City of Oshkosh GISCity of Oshkosh GIS

Winnebago County W.I.N.G.S. Winnebago County W.I.N.G.S. ProjectProject

Winnebago County Emergency Winnebago County Emergency ManagementManagement