MISSION STATEMENT
The Region VI Response Team is made up of designated individuals from local public safety agencies who are dedicated to serving our communities and protecting the environment through prevention, preparedness, with both efficient and effective response to hazardous materials incidents, whether accidental or intentional.

VISION
The vision of the Hazmat Response Team is to cooperatively identify and resolve issues regarding the planning, training, and preparation for, and response to hazardous materials incidents that are most likely to occur within the local jurisdiction. All public safety participants agree that efficiency and effectiveness can only be achieved when jurisdictional issues, turf, and stand-alone effort are set aside and cooperation, collaboration and partnerships are implemented. All participants to this vision value this forum that allows for addressing each other's issues and concerns.

COMPOSITION
The Region VI Response Team is composed of hazmat technicians and support personnel. These personnel come from various agencies and disciplines. These disciplines include:

• Firefighters
• EMTs
• Law Enforcement
• Environmental Health

Hazmat Operations Level Training for all agencies is included, with extensive Technician Level training for select members of the team including product detection, identification, and classification. The Hazmat Team is composed of specially trained team members from throughout the region. The Team's operational mission upon deployment is to isolate, notify, protect, control, and to recover from and or terminate the hazardous materials incident.

AGENCY MEMBERSHIP
The Region VI Hazmat Response Team would never have been a possibility without the complete support of the many cities, jurisdictions, agencies, and private industry partners throughout the region. These key members of the team are critical to the survivability and operational effectiveness of the Team.

Agency Membership Includes:

• Carbon County Emergency Services
• Carbon County Sheriff's Office
• Emery County Sheriff's Office
• Helper City Fire Department
• Helper City Police Department
• Price City Fire Department
• Southeastern Utah Health District
• Wellington City Fire Department

Southeast Utah Health Department

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Utah Division of Homeland Security

Utah Division of Emergency Management

FEMA Resources

Price Communications Center

Carbon County Sheriff

Utah Region 6

Price City

Helper City

Wellington City

East Carbon City

Southeast Utah Health Department

Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP)
When a big disaster hits the NRCS provides funding for Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) funding. Some of the projects that have been completed through this funding include:

• 2011 Fixed the Carbon Canal diversion next to the golf course. Created catch basins around Helper to protect from future flooding issues. Fixed drainage through Helper to reduce the risk to buildings.
• 2012 Created water flow reducing behind westwood to reduce the risk of flooding, protect residence and the canal. Cleaned out the Price River through Wellington to increase capacity and protect residence. Created protection for PRWID Sewage treatment plant from future flooding.

Wildfire Mitigation
Partner with landowners and other entities to reduce the risk of wildfire throughout the county. Fuels reduction was done behind JB’s along the Price River to reduce the risk of wildfire.

The Carbon County LEPC has provided this online portal in order to upload electronic Tier II. The LEPC does NOT need a paper copy of the entire report if it is submitted in electronic format.

Fill in the google form below with the submitter's information, attach the Tier II Report along with accompanying documents and click "Submit". 

Launch Online Form 

MISSION STATEMENT
The Carbon County LEPC is committed to increasing community safety through planning, public education, and collaboration.

VISION STATEMENT
The Carbon County LEPC will bring together local governments, first responders, and private industry to work together to prepare for and mitigate, respond to, and recover from all hazards. We will interact with the public to ensure it is well informed and prepared. We will contribute to the safety and resilience of the community.

• Carbon County Pre-Disaster Hazard Mitigation Plan (PDF)
• Community Wildfire Preparedness Plan 2019 (CWPP) (PDF)

Public Input Needed on draft Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan

Carbon County is updating its Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan. A draft of this plan is available for public review and comment through 5/17/2024.

The draft and a fillable form for public comment is located at https://CarbonHazardPlan.org. A hard copy is available for viewing by appointment at the County Emergency Services Office located at 164 N 200 W, Price, Utah 84501. Please contact Justin Needles or Daneil Robison at (435)636-3740 to schedule a time to view a hard copy of the plan.