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Emergency Level 3 merely requires notification of Elk River Municipal Utilities. <br /> Emergency Levels 1 and 2 require notification of a broad range of departments, <br /> officials, and Emergency Level 1 also requires evacuation of downstream residents. <br /> Parties on the notification flowchart shall be contacted by phone or, if necessary, in <br /> person. Radio communication is available between the power plant, the Street <br /> Department, and the sheriff's office. When notifying the parties for whom they are <br /> responsible, each caller should inform them of the emergency level that has been <br /> activated, explain the exact conditions, and—if applicable—refer the party to the EAP <br /> for their responsibilities. Downstream residents who are notified should be informed <br /> that an emergency situation now exists, and that evacuation is necessary. <br /> Table 1. Notification List for Emergency Levels 1 and 2 <br /> Caller To Be Notified Phone <br /> 1. Sherburne County Sheriff's Communications 911 <br /> Division (911 Dispatch) <br /> Observer <br /> 2. Elk River Municipal Utilities 763-441-2020 or <br /> 888-606-4660 <br /> 1. Elk River Police Department 763-635-1260 <br /> 2. Elk River Fire Department 763-635-1100 <br /> Sherburne County 3. Sherburne County Non-Emergency Division 763-765-3595 <br /> Sheriff's <br /> Communications <br /> Division (911 4. Wright County Sheriff's Department 763-682-1162 <br /> Dispatch) <br /> 5. Wright County 763-682-3900 <br /> 6. Hennepin County 612-348-3000 <br /> 1. National Weather Service 952-361-6671 <br /> Elk River Municipal <br /> Utilities <br /> 2. DNR State Dam Safety Engineer 651-259-5715 <br /> June 6, 2014 Page 2 <br /> 46 <br />