Reminder: the sirens are not a signal to evacuate but rather alert the public to tune to their local Emergency Alert System (EAS) radio or television station for important information.

Valuable time to get you and your family out of the pathway of harm could be lost if you follow the above reminder.  The NRC knows the emergency plan for Indian Point is flawed, so they want to FORCE citizens to accept Sheltering In Place as the safest alternative during a SIGNIFICANT NUCLEAR EVENT or TERRORIST ATTACK at Indian Point.  Our advice to the General Public...time is life, use it wisely.

A disturbing quote from the NYC Hurricane Emergency Plan study:

"People would stop evacuating simply because they were unable to evacuate."

"The clogging of streets and public transportation facilities and the jamming of evacuation reception centers would be so great and occur so early that the condition would probably remedy itself. People would stop evacuating simply because they were unable to evacuate."

From the same report is this:

"The City advises against car travel during an evacuation. The City will be working hard to keep roads clear, but traffic is unavoidable in any evacuation. Driving will increase your risk of becoming stranded on a roadway during an evacuation."

Then we have this:

"As was seen in the Hurricane Katrina disaster, disabled, poor, and elderly communities were the least able to successfully evacuate during an emergency. That experience is a powerful warning to New York to assure that evacuation plans provide for the needs of persons with a variety of physical and health limitations."

Lastly, the issue that NRC trys to ignore: 

"In any emergency, numbers of people in areas not designated for evacuations by the authorities will evacuate. This phenomenon is known as "self evacuation."

• Coordinate strategies, protocols and first-responder equipment needs to monitor, detect and respond to and mitigate consequences of a possible biological, chemical or radiological terrorist act or threat;
• Work with State and local agencies as well as private entities, undertake a statewide assessment of the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to terrorist attacks, including nuclear facilities, power plants, telecommunications systems, public roadways, railways, bridges and tunnels, and develop strategies designed to protect them from terrorist attacks; and
• Develop plans to promote immediate recovery from terrorists attacks to ensure rapid restoration of transportation, utilities, critical communications and information systems as well as to contain and remove hazardous materials that might be used in an attack.

First, the FBI sure is spending a lot of time and resources preparing for an event that the NRC claims is not likely to occur. The big point to notice though is in the third bullet point...notice in the plans to recover there is no mention about the rebuilding of OUR PRIVATE HOMES!

FUSE USA will update this list as numbers are discovered.

Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute 
    
(301) 295-1210 

Military Medical Operations

(301) 295-0316
 
Emergency (24 hours)

(301) 295-0530
 
Radiation Emergency Assistance Center/Training Site (REAC/TS)

Emergency: DOE / Oak Ridge Office

(865)-576-1005
(ask for REAC/TS)

This is also the after hours number 
      At other times

(865)-576-3131

(between 8:30-4:30 CST) 
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
 
(Emergency Response)  (800)-CDC-INFO

(800) 232-4636
 
CDC/National Inst. For Occupational Safety & Health 

(800) 35-NIOSH

(800-356 4674)

Nuclear Regulatory Commission  (301) 816-5100 (24-hr)

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)               (800) 621-FEMA (3362)

(800) 462-7585 (TTY)
 
Food and Drug Administration  (301) 443-1240 (24-hr) 
 

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)                          (800)-424-8802