Caribbean Regional Response Team Meeting

St. Croix, US Virgin Islands

August 8-9, 2017

Initial DraftAgenda

Tuesday,August8th

0900Welcome & Opening RemarksForest Willis, USCG-D7

Eric Mosher, EPA

USVI Agencies

Introductions and Administrative AnnouncementsCoordinators

0930US Virgin Islands Agency ReportsUSVI Agencies

1000NOAA Sea Grant Program/Workshop overviewChristine Hale, Texas Sea Grant

Program

1045Break

1100National Park Service Resources and Current Research InitiativesZandy Hillis-Starr, NPS

Clayton Pollack, NPS

1145LUNCH

1300Reserved, TBA

1330EPA OSC Reports

  • Krum Bay and Cruz BayDilshad Perera, EPA
  • CAPECOChris Jimenez, EPA

1430Break

1445FEMA Regional Planning Initiatives Status ReportFEMA

1515ESF #10 Implementation during Disaster ResponseRoundtable

1545Reserved, TBA

1630Chemical Facility Safety & Security Subcommittee Eric Mosher, EPA

- Recent Activities & the Path Forward

1700Adjourn for the Day

Wednesday, August9th

0900USCG FOSC ReportSector San Juan

0930Review of Plans, Policies and GuidanceEPA, USCG, DOI, NOAA

  • Revisions to USCG/EPA Jurisdictional Boundaries on St. Croix
  • Review of ESA Consultation Requirements
  • Status of the CRRT ESA/EFH Programmatic Consultation

1030Break

1045British Virgin Islands Agency ReportsBVI Agencies

1115NOAA SSC ReportBrad Benggio, NOAA

1145Lunch

1300Data and Information ManagementEric Mosher, EPA

  • Implementation within the ICS structure and thePlanning “P”
  • EPA’s Data Management Plans/QAPP and Sample Plan development
  • Data Playbook

1400Break

1415EPA Viewer, Common Operating Picture (COP), Story MappingChris Jimenez, EPA

RST

1500NOAA’s Environmental Response Management Application (ERMA)Jay Coady, NOAA

1530Agency ReportsRoundtable

1600Emerging Issues in Emergency Preparedness and ResponseCo-Chairs

1630Review Action Items/Agenda Development for Next MeetingCoordinators

1700Closing Comments &Standing CRRT Meeting AdjournsCo-Chairs

Thursday, January 26th, 0900

Oil Spill Science for Healthy Island Communities

A Sea Grant Oil Spill Science Outreach Program Workshop

Continue the conversation: Join the Sea Grant Oil Spill Science Outreach team for a workshop entitled "Oil Spill Science for Healthy Island Communities". Sea Grant specialists will share how the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill impacted the Gulf of Mexico environment and the people living there. They will also share how they work to incorporate science into planning, preparedness, and response, and will facilitate discussions on these topics.

Details will soon be posted on their website.

Workshop Registration website: