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San Onofre Nuclear Waste Generating Station Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ)

The federal government requires that communities within approximately ten miles of a nuclear power plant be included in an Emergency Planning Zone. Within this zone, specific emergency protective plans have been developed.

Emergency response information about San Onofre is available from community and county offices near the plant including on city websites, at city halls and at city and county offices of emergency services. In addition, information is available from federal emergency response agencies.

City of San Clemente
(949) 361-8200
www.san-clemente.org

City of San Juan Capistrano
(949) 493-1171
www.sanjuancapistrano.org

City of Dana Point
(949) 248-3500
www.danapoint.org

Orange County Sheriff’s Emergency Management
(714) 628-7054
(714) 647-7000 (24-hour)
www.readyoc.org

San Diego County Office of Emergency Services
(858) 565-3490
www.sdcounty.ca.gov/oes

Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton
(760) 725-6283
(760) 725-5061
www.cpp.usmc.mil

American Red Cross
(714) 481-5300 (24-hour)
www.oc-redcross.org
www.prepare.org

Capistrano Unified School District
(949) 234-9200
www.capousd.org

California State Parks
(949) 492-0802
www.parks.ca.gov

California Emergency Management Agency
(916) 845-8400
www.oes.ca.gov

California Department of Public Health
(916) 449-5577
www.cdph.ca.gov

Nuclear Regulatory Commission
(800) 368-5642
www.nrc.gov

US Department of Homeland Security
(800) BE-READY
www.ready.gov

Federal Emergency Management Agency
(510) 627-7100
www.fema.gov

Public Education Zone (PEZ)

The State of California has defined a broader area between 10-20 miles from a plant as a Public Education Zone. Within this zone, the public is informed on preparedness plans. The distance from the plant, however, would make evacuation highly unlikely.

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