RRT9 Community,
The next RRT9 Meeting is scheduled from 1300-1700 on July 22 and 0900-1500 on July 23 at the California
Department of Fish and Wildlife: Office of Spill Prevention and Response Office West Sacramento, California - Riverside Commerce Center, 1010 Riverside Pkwy, West Sacramento, CA 95605. No registration needed. Virtual participants via MSTeams: Click
here to join the meeting
JULY 22
1200 Check-In
1205 General Admin/Ground Rules Gus Bannan, CG Coordinator/Bill Jones, EPA Coordinator
1210 Welcome Heather Geldart, OSPR Administrator/Amelia Wright, OSPR Deputy Admin
1215 Opening Remarks Ben Perry-Thistle, CG Co-Chair/Lynn Keller, EPA Co-Chair
1230 Introductions Everyone
1300 Section 7 Consultation Discussion-based Tabletop
1530 BLM - California National Monument - Short presentation- 20 minutes
1600 Wrap-up and Announcement of Evening Networking Event
JULY 23
0845 Check-In
0900 Welcome/General Admin/Ground Rules Gus Bannan, CG Coordinator/Bill Jones, EPA Coordinator
0905 Opening Remarks Ben Perry-Thistle, CG Co-Chair/Lynn Keller, EPA Alternate Co-Chair
0930 Introductions Everyone
0945 NWS 6-month outlook Matt Solum, NWS
1030 Agency Updates & Case Reviews Agency Reps
1200-1330 Lunch/Networking
1330 Sub-Committee Brief Outs (please limit to 10 minutes)
• CHRTEC Vika Sirova & Cindy Murphy
• RTE-ART Mark Gregory & Annie Nelson
• PHAU Rachel Fabian/Katherine Hummel
• ADV Harry Allen
• Training and Exercise Gus Bannan
1430 New Business, RCP Updates, Gus Bannan plan for the remainder of the year, etc
1530 Wrap-up & Closing Remarks (next meeting, etc) Gus Bannan
Contact us with Questions:
Gus Bannan, USCG D11 (agustus.j.bannan1@uscg.mil, 925-808-8134)
Bill Jones, EPA (jones.bill@epa.gov, 619-806-6737)
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About Us: RRT9 is a multi-agency coordination group concerned with preparedness and response to oil and hazardous substance spills on land in Arizona, California and Nevada, and in the coastal marine environment of California. The co-chairs are the U.S Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Coast Guard.
Mission: The mission of RRT9 is to ensure coordinated, efficient, and effective support of the federal, state, tribal, local, and international responses to significant oil and hazardous substance incidents within the Pacific Southwest Region as mandated by the National Contingency Plan (NCP) 40 CFR Parts 300-399.