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Orange County <br />Y2K -Emergency Services Plan <br />County Departments, excluding public safety and public works, have identified essential services that must be provided on January 1, <br />2000. The following efforts will be in place to ensure that services aze accessible for county residents. Each depaztment's emergency <br />plan will start with notification of the department head or designee. <br />Department of Social- Services <br />Essential Services Action Plan - Responsible Person(s) <br />Food and shelter 1. Open and operate One-Stop Service • Martin Whitt, Economic Services <br /> Center in partnership with Red Cross, Director, and at least 10 members of <br /> OCIM, IFC, and County Agencies .his staff (see attached call-back list <br /> 2. Convene Unmet Needs Committee with phone numbers). <br /> (see attached list of committee • Marti Pryor-Cook and/or Albert Kittrell <br /> members) <br />Protective Services for Children and 1. Activate on-call roster to insure 3 staff • Denise Shaffer, Social. Work Services <br />Disabled Adults members available at all time Director <br /> 2. Post on-call roster at 911 center (see attached on-call schedule). <br /> 3. Maintain 2 vacant foster care beds for <br /> children. <br /> 4. Provide cell phone for each worker . Jennifer Montsinger, Placement <br /> Supervisor <br />Domiciliary Care Facilities 1. Assure each facility administrator has an • Renee Bynum, Adult Home <br /> emergency plan that will provide for the Supervisor. <br /> safety and general welfare of the • Domiciliary Administrators (see <br /> residents. attached list of administrators). <br />o, <br />ioiw~v <br />