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"' City of Pleasanton Emergency Operations Plan 3.13.10 Pleasanton Community Alert Systems Notifications are made through the City's Facebook, Next Door, and Twitter accounts and Alameda County's AC Alert emergency notification system. Employees' contact information is pre-programmed into Nixle to notify them of an incident requiring them to report to work. AC Alert is a voluntary subscriber based alerting system to provide critical information such as earthquakes, fires, severe weather, road closures, missing persons, evacuations of buildings or neighborhoods etc. Subscribers can elect to receive notifications at home,work, or other locations via phone (home, mobile or business), email address, text message or other. The Pleasanton Police Department has Nixle, Facebook, and Twitter accounts that will be used to make notifications via email or text message to citizens that have registered for the systems. The Community Services Department has Twitter and Facebook accounts, and Pleasanton Library also has a Facebook account to make notifications. The LPFD has Facebook, Next Door, and Instagram accounts to make notifications via email or text message to citizens that have registered for the systems. 3.13.1 Amateur Radio Emergency Services The Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) provides the Cities of Livermore and Pleasanton with auxiliary communications services and emergency communications based on a variety of volunteer skills for emergency field level, administrative, and logistical communications between Livermore and Pleasanton, their departments, and between the cities and county government. RACES also provides amateur radio operators in support of an ECIC activation and disaster recovery. RACES operations are carried out in accordance with FCC Rules and Regulations. The Amateur Radio operators within the Tri-Valley area are considered to be a single regional resource and may be assigned to any appropriate jurisdiction within the area. The Livermore Amateur Radio Klub (LARK) was incorporated on July 30, 1959, as a nonprofit association of persons commonly interested in amateur radio. LARK serves the communities of Livermore, Pleasanton, and Dublin, and the surrounding Tri-Valley area. LARK is also affiliated with the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). LARK operates according to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules (Part 97 Amateur Radio Service). LARK may be requested during a disaster by the City of Pleasanton as mutual aid, via the Alameda OA Logistics Section. March 2018 82 Basic Plan Section 3.0 Concept of Operations