Radiological Incident Response and Advisory Assistance
DHS prepares for and responds to emergencies
involving radioactive materials other then nuclear power plant origin.
In the event of a radiological emergency, DHS staff works with local first
responders, local government, other state governments and federal agencies
to protect the citizens of Wisconsin and their property from the
radiological hazard.
In addition to responding to incidents
involving radioactive materials, DHS staff can also provide advisory
assistance on issues involving radioactive materials, and conduct
radiological training for first responders.
For emergency state assistance with a radiological incident call:
WEM 24-Hour Emergency Number:
1-800 943-0003
or
Department of Health Services 24-Hour Emergency Number:
(608) 258-0099
‘Be sure to state that you have a radiation related emergency’
State
of Wisconsin Radiological Emergency Response Poster
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State of Wisconsin Fact Sheets
Federal Fact Sheets
Video Resources
Helpful Resources
Federal and State Partners
Acronyms
- CDC – Center for
Disease Control
- CRCPD
–
Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors
- DOE - Department of
Energy
- EPA -
US Environmental Protection Agency
- IEAE
- International Atomic Energy Agency
- NNDC
- National Nuclear Data Center
- NRC - Nuclear
Regulatory Commission
- ORAU
- Oak Ridge Associated Universities
- REAC - Radiological
Emergency Assistance Center
- WEM
- Wisconsin Emergency Management
Non-Emergency Contact Information
Jason Hunt
Radiological Emergency Preparedness Specialist
1 West Wilson Street, Room B157
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Phone: (608) 266-9443
Cell: (608) 219-7843
Fax: (608) 267-4799
E-mail:
Jason.Hunt@dhs.wisconsin.gov
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Last Revised: December 28, 2011
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