The City will put its Emergency Response Program into action if a release occurs as follows:
Wind monitor to determine down wind area
Dayton Fire Department computer generated program to determine potentially impacted area down wind of the facility
Chlorine and methane gas alarms
Activation of pre-emergency planning with the Regional HazMat Team, Dayton Fire Department, Montgomery Greene Local Emergency Response Commission, and the surrounding community
Gas scrubbers construction in 1999 for neutralizing 100% of the released chlorine gas
Monitored 24hrs a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.